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An Interview
with Soft White Underbelly:
Serving By Witnessing

This is a great description of what Mark Laita does . . . I started noticing how he was treating the Epstein victims. We need people who listen so we get over our grief. Mark is witnessing for so many. Here Seano describes how Mark works really well.

“I’m Seano. Welcome back to The Seano Show, and I believe the ultimate drug of choice is service and kindness.

“My guest tonight has been serving in a different way by witnessing.

“He sits people down on a simple stool. No bells, no makeup, no spin, and he gives him something the world rarely does.

“Time, attention, and respect.

“Soft White Underbelly is not a show. It’s a mirror.

“It asks us to see addiction, poverty, trafficking, mental health, not as headlines, but as human beings with names.

“Mark to thank you, brother, for making space for stories that save lives. Let’s talk about the craft, the care, and the cost of telling the truth, brother.”

Mark treats everyone equally. He says that:

“All I’m doing is honouring people.”

Mark: “Forgiveness is a big deal. It’s important. Forgiveness is everything.

“Why is forgiveness everything? Because like if you want your life to be better, right?

“You don’t want to hold anger against me if you’re angry at me. It’s not not going to help you to be angry at me.

“You got to figure out why I did something to you that that is unsavory or just uncool.

“And once you understand why I did what I did, you are going to forgive me.

“That’s going to give peace to you. It’s going to give peace to me.

“It gives me an opportunity to heal and do the right thing next time. and you are going to be able to go to bed with with a clear conscience and just have peace in your in your life.”

Inside Soft White Underbelly, Mark Laita,
on The Seano Show

Mark shares his journey from advertising photographer to documenting the lives of people on society’s margins, revealing the humanity in addiction, poverty, and trauma, the challenges, ethics, and impact of his work, and the importance of service, kindness, and truth in storytelling.

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Soft White Underbelly:
Paul Hutchinson,
Child Sex Trafficking Rings
& The Universal Law of Elimination

Paul Hutchinson

In this Soft White Underbelly interview, Paul Hutchinson, who infiltrated child sex trafficking rings, had this to say:

“Today, through our foundation, the Child Liberation Foundation, and others that I have helped to start and fund, over 7,000 children are now back with their families.

“After 10 years of undercover—I can go into deep dark stories of some really dangerous missions—we took 8 different missions put them all together into one story line with the Sound of Freedom, (the true story of a former government agent turned vigilante who embarks on a dangerous mission to rescue hundreds of children from traffickers).

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September 4, 2025
Sexual Abuse

0:01 – Intro 0:28 – Background: Peer Counseling Start 2:28 – Classmate Suicide 3:17 – Sound Of Freedom 6:14 – Ground News Ad 6:28 – Most Trafficked Kids Sleep At Home 10:27 – Undercover Work 16:00 – Colombia Sting Setup 31:08 – Origin Of “Sound Of Freedom” 33:59 – Shift To Healing Trauma 39:02 – Haiti: 14-Year-Old Rescued 44:59 – Peru/Ecuador Ring Bust 47:12 – Awareness & Dark Web 49:00 – Women Can Be Traffickers 54:57 – Psychedelic-Assisted Healing 1:02:17 – Big Lesson: Forgiveness & Unconditional Love, Heart Listening 1:04:03 – Faith & Prayer

Paul Hutchinson:

“If we’re going to fix this problem, it’s not fighting fire with fire. It’s not rescuing more kids.

“If we’re going to fix this problem, we have to elevate global consciousness.

“We have to help people release all of the things of their past, things that they did and things that were done to them. All of those can be released . . .

“One out of every 4 women that you know was a victim of sexual violence as a child. Now, most of them grow up to be protectors. Most of them, there is no way that somebody is ever going to hurt a child on their watch.

“However, some of them, a percentage of them do pass it on.

“With men, it’s a little bit less. It’s one in 5. So, one in 5 men at some time in their life have been a victim of sexual abuse, sexual violence, and the majority of them, it happened as a child. In fact, 1/4 of them, it happened under the age of 10 years old in their own homes. The majority of those men, God bless them, they grew up to be protectors.

“The majority of my undercover operators were abused as children themselves. And they’re like, you know what? I’m going to dedicate my life to fighting this evil because of how how hard that was for me.

“So 2/3 of those men who were abused as children, in fact, 2/3 of anybody that were abused as children grow up to be protectors. One out of every 3, if not given the love, the help, the healing, the tools, the unconditional love that they need to heal through that, one out of every 3 will become a contact offender in the verbal, physical, and sexual abuse of a child.

“And so that’s a huge number because it’s not just them passing it on to one. A lot of those guys like this grandfather I told you about earlier, it’s his kids, his grandkids, his great-grandkids. All of them are being harmed because of the decision of that one person.

“And so so that one out of 3 ends up harming hundreds of more children if not given the help and the healing that they need.”

Paul talks about psychedelic-assisted healing, but the Universal Law of Elimination, as Sanat Kumara, Keeper of Universal Law and our Universal Logos explains, can heal this situation. This is our mastery work where we are the harmony and we see the harmony, individually and globally, no matter what has transpired.

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Inside Las Vegas’
Underground Sex Trade

A film about sex trafficking in Vegas made by survivor leaders . . . Be sure to watch to the end. How courageous these survivors are, educating, giving back, stopping the cycle . . .

602,113 views
Premiered May 21, 2026

Beneath the luxury, nightlife, and nonstop entertainment of Las Vegas lies a hidden world few ever see.

High Class is a feature-length investigative documentary exposing the realities of the escort industry and the links between prostitution, exploitation, and sex trafficking in one of America’s most iconic cities.

Through firsthand survivor accounts, this documentary reveals the human cost behind the fantasy—and the systems that keep it hidden.

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“Soft White Underbelly”
Mark Laita

Mark Laita is a photographer and creator of the YouTube channel, “Soft White Underbelly.” His work focuses on documenting the human condition, capturing intimate, unvarnished video interviews, and black-and-white portraits of marginalized people.

He says he hopes to help change the human cycle of lack of self-worth by bringing the light to these situations. Mark is gentle. People trust him with their innermost thoughts and feelings. He holds space, he listens.

In the words of the Buddha, in his teaching of wisdom through Linda Dillon, channel for the Council of Love, Mark emulates, “That reverence for life . . . All Existence”:

I wish you to think or comprehend respect is reverence, and it is that fervent regard within all of your being, anchored within your heart, and your heart consciousness. It is that reverence for life and when I use the word, life, I mean All Existence, from the ant to the beetle to the elephant to your star brothers and sisters, and to your sacred self. 

Mark—just like the Buddha asks us to do—is holding space for people to remember Who They Truly Are:

Do you hold yourself in the reverence that we hold you in? Do you hold yourself with the deepest regard that is possible? Or are you dismissive of Who You Are?

Wisdom is the knowing of the Divine Plan and of the unfoldment of that Plan and the rightness of unfoldment, but you cannot even commence to have this sense of wisdom if you do not have this reverence and regard for your sacred being, for the truth of Who You Are.

Here is Mark Laita on Joe Rogan explaining how he moved from a career of marketing to listening:

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June 27, 2024 – The Joe Rogan Experience

https://www.youtube.com/@SoftWhiteUnderbelly/playlists

Mark’s channel has nearly 7 million subscribers and features thousands of individual interviews. Here is an example of his work, disturbing and educational, giving us a sense of understanding what people go through—the flaws in our culture, the massive problems raising human beings.

Here is his playlist for addiction and homelessness. At 48 minutes a new treatment for addiction is mentioned.

Here are some of Mark’s favourite interviews, Mike Dowd and the follow-up, and Kevin Donaldson, retired cop, and the follow-up. Kate in New Orleans, obsessive compulsive disorder, and The Whittaker Family, West Virginia, millions of views. Also the Whittakers Go Fund Me youtube.

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Conservative MP Draws from Personal Tragedy to Change the Youth Criminal Justice Act

Private member’s bill aims to give youth better access to treatment programs

by Christian Noel,  CBC News,

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/luc-berthold-substance-treatment-private-members-bill-9.7227801

A man sits at a kitchen table.

Conservative MP Luc Berthold’s private member’s bill to give youth offenders better access to substance-abuse treatment programs is currently moving through the House of Commons. (Sylvain Lepage/Radio-Canada)

Sitting at their kitchen table, Luc and Caro lock eyes and hold hands tightly. They lost their son, David, last year. And it helps to talk about it.

“David was a curious little boy,” recalls his father, Conservative MP Luc Berthold. “He wanted to touch everything. Try everything, do everything.”

The two parents flip through a family photo album. Smiles appear at certain moments of happiness, but there is also a shadow in their eyes.

He was “vivid and intelligent, but not always happy-go-lucky,” adds David’s mother, Caroline Lévesque.

“You would give him a gift, and he would say thank you, he was happy. But his face didn’t show it.”

The first red flags appeared during his teenage years.

“His first time getting drunk. He was 13-and-a-half or 14. He came home and could barely walk,” Berthold says.

A man sits at a desk and a younger male stands beside him.

Luc Berthold is seen with his son, David. After David’s death, Berthold decided to table legislation that he hopes will help others with substance-abuse issues. (Submitted by Luc Berthold)

It was the beginning of a troubled period: questionable friendships, staying out until the early hours of the morning, drug and alcohol abuse. And later, as an adult, run-ins with the law.

At age 21, David was charged with trafficking crack cocaine. He pleaded guilty to reduced charges of drug possession. It was a shock for his parents to see him handcuffed standing before a judge.

David died by suicide at age 28 in early 2025. After several months of grieving, Berthold decided to turn his pain into action, introducing a private member’s bill to give young offenders better access to substance-abuse treatment.

“We want to give some meaning to something that has none,” Lévesque says.

“We are going to make sure that something positive comes out of all this,” Berthold adds.

Private member’s bills from Opposition members rarely get passed in the House of Commons. But in this case, the Justice Department supports the idea, and the initiative has received backing from all political parties.

The Bill, C-231, would amend the Youth Criminal Justice Act as well as the Liberal government’s bail-reform bill that is currently moving through Parliament.

It would give youth justice courts the power to delay sentencing for a young offender found guilty of an offence tied to controlled substances or cannabis. This allows the youth to participate in an authorized addiction treatment program first.

And failing or refusing to complete the treatment program would by itself trigger jail time.

These options already exist in adult courts, but not for young offenders.

“Basically, we are taking a copy-paste of the adult law and applying it to youth,” Berthold said.

David had at times gotten back on his feet, starting a family and having two children. But his demons caught up with him.

“If this bill had been in place for David,” Lévesque said, “I don’t know if it would have cured him. but it might have given him a few more tools in life.”

“We can’t do anything more for David,” said Berthold. “But we can do something for [others].”

His bill is scheduled to be debated in its third and final reading on Sept. 22, after one of his Conservative colleagues, Garnett Genuis, yielded his own private member’s bill slot on the order paper.

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