Why Doesn't Angel Studios Understand The Implications Of Pointing To Clinton/Podesta NGOs In The Fight Against Child Trafficking?

A Greg Reese Report Raises Uncomfortable Questions

“Nearly all child pornography is processed and stored within this framework on foreign servers in Sweden.”

“In 2014, President Obama assigned the task of how to manage this gathered intelligence data, to John Podesta.”

—Greg Reese

After I watched my friend Greg Reese’s latest video this morning, titled soberly: “Angel Studios directing people to Clinton-Podesta NGOs,” I called him both to offer journalistic praise, and to ask him to listen to me for “five minutes.”

I was going through a revolving door, attempting to “deprogram” myself and confess my efforts to repress the things that are cropping up. One doesn’t want to shade a movie that is “waking people up.”

On one side, instincts, observations, misgivings, on the other, a strong sense of duty, not to descend into “criticizing” Sound of Freedom.

One becomes a mouse inside a thought control experiment, turning and turning, this way and that, seeking exit from the labyrinth, seeking resolution— a crumb of cheese marked “good,” or “this you can trust.”

This one is extremely debilitating and ultimately exhausting.

I never wanted to become one of these people on the Internet that just tells people nothing is as it seems.

But having said that: Nothing is as it seems.

The mind-control PSY-OP crowd are unfortunately decades ahead of us, and they play on our chronic need to believe in the good. I still believe this crowd are basically good, (I think I do) but this is an elephant in the room.

Greg and I had a very thorough conversation. We concluded that our best guess is that Tim Ballard himself is likely a victim of something or other, and probably genuine.

I don’t believe all these people are ‘actors.’

I have to believe they do indeed hate and wish to abolish child sex slavery and abuse. But how could they be so oblivious? Or is it worse than “oblivious?”

Please watch Greg’s video and let’s air it all out. And please don’t think I wish to undermine the impact of this film. I honestly and drawing a blank—have no idea what to think.

Greg’s video, drawing partly on past investigations by Corey’s Digs, brings us to (even if we deflect and/or ignore all else) a devastating statistic:

In the age of the abundant flourishing of anti-trafficking NGOs, the child sex trade grew from a $30 billion global industry to a $150 billion one, which is a 500% increase.

I asked Greg to send me to the part of the Angel Studios website that “points” to Polaris project. He directed me to it.

This is the link.

While we were on the phone, Greg discovered that the website had changed since published the video, which was within 30 mins of our conversation.

He wrote and pinned this comment in his Substack comments section:

“Angel Studios already changed the link I screen shot in my video:

https://www.angel.com/blog/sound-of-freedom/posts/sound-of-freedom-join-the-fight-against-child-trafficking

Within an hour of my release. Still references Polaris...but much more subtle.”

I asked for a quote about this.

“I’m honored that I’m having an effect,” he said.

—Celia Farber

(Now very depressed.)

Additional Information/Links/Footnotes:

Meta and child trafficking:

https://twitter.com/America1stLegal/status/1679919867888308224?s=20

Ashton Kutchner and child trafficking, very strange: clip.

Who Remembers The Village Voice?

This may seem like a digression but my first memory of The Village Voice was its 1988 cover story viciously attacking Peter Duesberg, written by somebody named Ann Guidice Fettner who had intimidating activist credentials. I could not locate this article online, but I remember experiencing it as a massive trauma at the time, and writing a lengthy, emotional response, distributed to staff at SPIN in hopes they would not be coerced by the Voice/Fettner broadside. That piece laid the groundwork for the left wing press’ moral panic against HIV dissent that would bloom for the next 25 years unchallenged.

I found this detailed history online. If it sounds bad, trust me, it was worse.

If you worked in media, in New York City, as I did, The Village Voice was a scary thing, a predator. I never thought about Backpage, until the owners of the Village Voice, the “first amendment” brawlers “Lacey and Larkin” were arrested for enabling child trafficking.

This is from a 2019 article in Wired, very impressive in detail and scope:

“By late 2010, Backpage had developed an automated filter called Strip Term From Ad. It was tuned to remove problematic words (“lolita,” “rape,” “fresh,” “little girl”) before any human moderator had seen the ad. Because the original language wasn’t saved on Backpage’s servers, the Senate complained, there would be no real record of the offending content—nothing to send to law enforcement. “Of course,” the subcommittee wrote, “the Strip Term From Ad filter changed nothing about the real age of the person being sold for sex or the real nature of the advertised transaction.”

Perhaps that’s why, in mid-2012, Backpage instituted a kind of hybrid process, automatically editing some ads while automatically banning others, depending on the terms used. But the Senate saw chicanery here, too. Ferrer complained that the auto-bans were causing confusion among users; if they submitted an ad that contained a banned term, they had no way of knowing why it had been rejected. And so Backpage rolled out an alert feature, which informed users which specific term was to blame. In the Senate’s eyes, it was “coaching its customers on how to post ‘clean’ ads for illegal transactions.”

—Christine Biederman, WIRED