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>I don't disagree in principle, but where are the hundreds of ex-abuse victims coming forward?
Good question, anon.
Around the 2010s or the decade before, she recalls that videos circulated online of people claiming to be victims of MK Ultra and ritual sexual abuse.I particularly remember the case of a woman who said she was abused in her childhood by astronaut Bob Aldrin.But not only that, she declared that Disneyland was all pedophile and that they had an underground base beneath the park where they carried out terrible practices against minors.This shit was happening under California and nobody was doing anything.
He also remembers a bunch of blogs and pages where the Monarch mind control program and all that shit was explained.
I've searched for those old videos and pages that are successful. Remember, all of this was circulating online without any restrictions other than the public's lack of interest.All this fell into the realm of conspiracy theories. It wasn't until the Epstein case exploded in the middle of the previous decade that conspiracy theories about mkultra and abuse caught the attention of normies.
I think many victims and whistleblowers were silenced or bought off over the years. Many more, I think, refuse to speak out for fear of retaliation or embarrassment.
I myself am a victim of this and have never spoken about it to anyone worse shame and why I get anxious every time I think about it so I understand the victims.
In any case, if the Epstein blackmail file were to be made public by any means, the United States would face a moral and spiritual crisis that would lead to an institutional debacle.
When you consider the repercussions that could cause, you understand Trump's position of not throwing that shit around, and mind you, I don't like Trump.
