Church Pedophiles & Child Sex Trafficking Nests Intersect by The Thousands
Do not turn a blind eye. Pedophilia goes far beyond the walls of the church, and spreads much like the plague, infesting local communities and infiltrating daycares, schools, and foster care, while many remain protected by local community leaders and officials. Child sex trafficking and church pedophiles are rampant, and the lists being disseminated by churches across the country, pointing to pedophile priests and clergy, most of which have long been deceased, is a swift way to clean their hands of it, with false transparency. What they don’t want people to know, is just how far this truly reaches, and the fact that teachers, attorneys, police officers, sheriffs, politicians, and even judges are in their “pedophile family,” making sure their secrets are safe, rather than the victims. This is dark subject matter that is crucial for all to read in its entirety, in order to understand the true scope of…
Hunting The Hunters Part II: Digging Into Foundations
You have a hunch that something feels very off about an organization, foundation or individual, but you are not sure how to begin digging. You know that something just doesn’t feel quite right, but where do you start? How do you make those connections, and what resources do you use to find the connections? How do you organize it all and make sense of it all? Part II of ‘Hunting The Hunters’ offers a basic guideline on how to begin digging and organizing your finds. This will be based on hunting a foundation being as that is quite a theme these days, since so many have turned out to be frauds and fronts. Keep in mind, this may not always be the exact order or method to how you might dig into a foundation, but it offers a general guideline to reference. Also note that when hunting organizations or individuals,…
Hunting The Hunters: Inside The Minds of Elite Corrupt
There are many kinds of hunters, but they all operate from similar playbooks, and once you recognize the “elites” corrupt strategy, symbolism, and what they are ultimately after, the game can be turned…and you become the hunter. The following will break down how to track the NESTS and WEBS. These are two very different things, but the games they play are similar in nature, so the research strategy just shifts a bit to a larger scale. All of this can be done through open source research without any access to paid databases or boots on the ground, though if one has access to those, your search would be significantly sped up and you may garner additional information, especially a good background search database. Hunting NESTS Nests are localized fronts that portray themselves as saviors of children. It is a group of people working together to build a nest in their…
KIDS INC. Documentary Coming in August: Must See!
One of the most important documentaries of the year is about to release, and I want to be sure it gets the coverage and exposure it deserves, because this should be on everyone’s radar as the most critical topic of our time. Child sex trafficking has been a worldwide epidemic for far too long, and increasing exponentially in recent years. This is a pivotal moment in time where brave people are speaking up, researchers are digging in, and voices are beginning to be heard. Now more than ever, everyone must continue this fight to keep the children safe, to stop these evil acts, and to put an end to child trafficking once and for all. I asked Mellisa “Honeybee” Zaccaria to provide me with a write-up on their documentary and a little background about themselves. These amazing people have put their heart and soul into this documentary, traveling across the…
Haitian Human Trafficking Connection to U.S.
“Human trafficking is a modern form of the oldest and most barbaric type of exploitation. It has no place in our world.” – President Trump I cannot agree more Mr. President. The 2007 documentary The Price of Sugar, narrated by Paul Newman, exposed how Haitians are lured into indentured servitude on sugar plantations in the Dominican Republic, never to return home. They can barely feed themselves or their families and their documents are stripped upon arrival so they can never leave the plantation. Cutting cane by machete, they work 14 hour days, 7 days a week, frequently without access to decent housing, electricity, clean water, education, healthcare or adequate nutrition. Instead of cash, they are paid in vouchers that can be redeemed for overpriced food at company-owned stores on the plantation. Since they can only afford one meal a day, most of the calories they consume come from chewing…
