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Charlie Sheen Goddess Pornstar Bree Olson’s Untold Story blames society instead of Porn

The Daily Dot recently promoted an article by Charlie Sheen Goddess, Pornstar Bree Olson, titled “Bree Olson’s Untold Story” which outlines her journey into and exit from the porn industry and the problems she’s encountered since attempting to transition into mainstream entertainment and the mainstream work force.

Bree Olson specifically blames society for her problems (such as lack of work, harassment, stalking and bullying) rather than the truth of how for many years, certain people in the porn industry such as Mike South have highly criticized and even bullied her. In addition Bree Olson discusses how pornstars don’t receive residuals or royalties (as mainstream Hollywood entertainers do), yet she worked for the largest porn piracy culprit Pornhub (aka Manwin / Mindgeek).

Alexandra Mayers aka Monica Foster explains how today’s porn industry is indeed sex trafficking (human trafficking) and outlines how Bree Olson is a sex trafficking victim considering that it was due to the porn industry’s heavy marketing of her which led her to a relationship with HIV positive Charlie Sheen (who is well known for routinely hiring pornstar escorts).

Charlie Sheen’s most recent pornstar girlfriend, Brett Rossi, has been signed to Kayden Kross’s porn studio Trenchcoat X. Considering that Kayden Kross and Bree Olson at one time worked together as contract girls for porn studio Adam and Eve, will Bree return to porn as a Trenchcoat X contract star?

If Bree Olson feels that nothing is wrong with porn, then why is she warning young women to stay away from it, and why doesn’t she continue to work as a pornstar herself?

In the wake of anti-porn activist Shelley Lubben closing The Pink Cross, is Bree Olson attempting to take her place, but without saying that the porn industry is the problem – even though the porn industry is directly attached to organized crime controlled illegal sex trafficking, escort and prostitution rings?

Alexandra explains that through Jesus Christ, you can rebuild a life for yourself outside of the porn industry.