Pizzagate related because of possible child trafficking and ties to artwork dubbed "paedo-pornographic."

This is a repost of an earlier topic. At the time not much was known on the subject and there was a degree of conjecture and having to trust ones gut. However, after @noworldorder posted a recent rt.com article there is now considerable reason to think that ngo rescue boat trafficking is indeed going on. In light of this news I think the lead is worth being looked into again.

This lead may be nothing but thinking about it is driving me crazy. Jake Chapman purchased the boat Mo Chara (meaning "my friend" in Irish Gaelic) for a group called Refugee Rescue. The groups purpose is to save refugees at sea who are trying to make the trip from Turkey to Lesbos, Greece.

Jake Chapman is half of the Chapman brothers duo which has obscenely degenerate art depicting little kids with genitals placed on random parts of their bodies. At least one of their works has been labeled "Paedo-Pornographic". They called the murder of the toddler James Bulger "a good social service" and also said that kids shouldn't look at their art because "children aren't human yet." Their book The 4th Sex has also been called possible grooming tools for pedophiles. I have my doubts that the piece of shit Jake Chapman would suddenly start caring about kids.

All of the major people at Refugee Rescue are hipster artists/musicians which seems like an oddly specific group that Jake gave money to. They are the sort of people he probably would have heard of ahead of time. I'm wondering if the group is a front for abducting children at sea to sell into sex trafficking. Something just seems off about the group. What do you think: innocent group or front?

Edit: Refugee Rescue used to just say a bunch of platitudes on twitter about compassion and used the weird hashtag #stayhuman. Lately though, they have been taking every opportunity to bash Frontex all over their Twitter. This isn't surprising since Frontex wants to stop human trafficking by ngos that kidnap people at sea. So it looks like they are trying to paint Frontex as a bunch of heartless bastards that don't care if innocent people drown. If Refugee Rescue is trafficking people this could help explain their antagonism towards Frontex, which threatens their operation. Similarly, they seem to like pulling on the heartstrings in a way that reminds me of Save The Children which the RT article points out as being probably guilty.