From this interview: "To answer your question of how corrupt this country is, I think that if I start dropping names, you would fall off your chair."

Interview

I don't have the quote handy but Jean Michel Nihoul, purported ringleader of trafficking in the Dutroux scandal of Belgium, said something similar. I remember it being along the lines of "If I talk... all of Belgium cries" due to the complicity of the elite ruling class in the underbelly of Belgian society.

Human trafficking is the backbone of pedophilia. It feeds the insatiable beast during the age of mass communication. It is amazing how it has seemed to float in front of so many faces, mine included, without our awareness of the horror of a customer base with a compulsive Marquis De Sade-like depravity. A customer base with the power to not only conceal and cover up, but to literally alter social interpretations and conceptions through different channels over many decades, if not longer. Was "120 days of Sodom" a collection of accounts or gossip of the misbehavior of the elite during the French Revolution? The Marquis sure was determined. So much of what I have read echoes his tales in 120 days & the revolution would have been the perfect setting for the politically connected elite to indulge in a debauched lifestyle.

Most of my life I have thought of a prostitute as someone who sold themselves for money. Never in my wildest dreams did I understand there were international networks kidnapping children and using mind control techniques. That there were women having children to be raised into this... thing. Some of it tied to blackmail at the highest level. The horror involved just hasn't been discussed in msm. Not like it should. Once it sinks in ones mind, a logical person begins to realize why.

I would love your feedback, especially on the link to de Sade.