found pedo logos on custom FL license plate connected to a foundation charity to prevent child abuse (pizzagate)

submitted ago by singularity23

was driving down the road and spotted this car in front of me with a custom license plate with the double heart symbol and the butterfly, couldn't read the letters since were too small

decided t give it a quick check and is related to some charity/organization named "LAUREN’S KIDS"

license plate is in the 4th row the first one on the left, link below

http://myfloridaspecialtyplate.com/gallery.html

here's the website, again hearts and the butterfly thing prominent in the front page. link below

https://laurenskids.org/

it specific says in the header they do "child sexual abuse" prevention and education

blows my mind these people use suspect symbols when supposedly trying to prevent child sexual abuse

maybe is nothing , still seemed weird

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anonOpenPress ago

They might be on our side. Founder herself was a victim of pedophilia:

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2002-10-12/news/0210110901_1_plea-deal-ron-book-abuse

One of the staffers own blog suggests that they are aware not everybody are on the kids side. Last paragraph below:

My personal experiences are with Carolina Springs Academy that is now closed -- I have heard it is reopened as Seneca Ranch. WWASPS (Worldwide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools) is the umbrella organization that runs these programs.They also have others in the United States - at last glance there was Red River Academy (now US Youth Services), LA, Second Chances, River View, UT and you never know when more will pop-up in different names. Although the like to claim they have no affiliation -- when people dig deeper, the roots can get exposed as it did last summer with Midwest Academy (which was shutdown).

Diamond Ranch Academy, sadly, though I don't have first hand experiences, I continue to receive negative feedback about the program. I wrote about them in June 2012 and in 2013.

As I mentioned in an earlier Blog post, when I heard they use the same marketing arms and techniques that WWASPS did/does, that is a red flag to me. I have no reason to believe they are related, however I know these marketing arms aren't always in the best interest of the child.

source (There's more stuff that might be useful to us on this blog)