Re: You Tube Video 'Australian Pan Pizzagate! "Candy Girl" Survivor Speaks Out'
https://youtu.be/WM_MpIB-_co
This video is long but very educational. It is a survivor's story out of Australia. Her experience appears to be very much what we believe is happening in the US. The survivor, Fiona, who is the center of the story, takes the interviewer to the specific locations she had experience with and gives details. Although I noted many things that seem to connect to Pizzagate, what hit me as most important is what all she pointed out as to how they accomplish what they do and what happens to the bodies/remains. Both big questions in Pizzagate.
One of the 'famous' victimizers she mentions by name is Bruce Spence, a busy actor who appeared in such movies as 'Mad Max'. I checked him out on IMDB and discovered his latest movie, "Blue World Order" (sound a little like New World Order???) is about a post apocolyptic world with only ONE child left. A girl. Has anyone seen this movie? Is it possibly filled with as many red flags as just its title and brief description?
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SIMONBARROW ago
What worries me the most about Fiona Barnett's story is her family background. Where were her parents when all this was supposed to have been happening? Are we supposed to believe that she lived the whole time with her grandmother without her mother knowing what was going on? Did she not tell anyone (e.g., her own parents) about the terrible things she says she had seen with her own eyes? Did she not try to run away? In the same circumstances, I certainly would have done so. I find it hard to resist the suspicion that she is confabulating. (Which is not to suggest that I don't think such terrible things can happen. I think they do. I just find it hard to believe they would happen at Bathurst City Hall! And can you really hypnotise children so that they will just stand there and allow their heads to be lopped off one after the other?)
Commonwombat ago
Bathurst is renowned for police corruption. Read into the Wood Royal Commission to learn of the level of abuse that flourished throughout regional NSW. Fiona's parents were complicit in her abuse.