Read em all. Before this post actually. I'm really grateful for the yeoman's work web researchers have done exposing the "suicidings" of Monica Petersen, and the other child trafficking investigators who came before her.
People don't realize just how dangerous sticking your nose into elite pedophilia can be, and maybe the very best thing we can do is publicise the dangers, and the need to keep yourself safe. That's perhaps a good discussion to get started.
My heart aches for Monica Petersen as I look at what she was doing so casually and so carelessly, like she would do in middle-class America where at least a semblance of the rule of law exists, rather than a third-world failed state where people murder inconvenient people at the drop of a hat.
I've spent time in some third-world countries, and believe me, investigating shit there is seriously hard, and dangerous even. Getting down to the nitty-gritties to take the investigation further would require someone who has connections, and who knows how to stay safe.
Now concerning your enthusiasm, I'm going to try to get a bit more "realistic, even if that can be a mistake sometimes if it stifles intiative.
Hey... We have global resources here.
You kind of do, and you kind of don't.
What you definitely have are lots of first-world people who are computer-literate, and who are in an environment where they can beaver away at this stuff without significant personal risk.
What is in short supply are people who have the ability go to ground in places like Haiti, and technical chops to feed information securely to the right places out-of-country. Monica Petersen has already shown us what happens to naive people in dangerous places.
BTW, if you want to read about a guy who was proactive and survived being targetted by a third-world government that decided to take him out for exposing corruption, read up on John McAffee's escape from Belize.
Anyone who delves into this shit needs to be more than an armchair PI. Things can get real real fast.
Don't pretend it is just "Americans " who are interested in world wide HT and ritual and sexual abuse and murder of children and eating of babies.
You're missing what I'm trying to communicate here.
There's huge interest all over the world in exposing and eradicating pedophile networks. We all know that. Think about the Belgian, Canadian and Norwegian pedophile ring busts. Even some high-ranking politicians got caught up in those places.
Remember too, that during the Belgian pedophile scandals that blew Belgian society apart in many ways back in the day, inconvenient witnesses and whistleblowers got killed.
And Nick Bryant made a convincing case that the FBI killed relatives of the two Franklin Scandal witnesses who wouldn't recant their testimony, in order to intimidate them.
What I'm saying is. It's time for people to get real if they're going to try to get to the bottom of suicidings in places where there's even less rule of law than there is in Western countries.
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ReddittRefugee ago
Hi usc1975,
Read em all. Before this post actually. I'm really grateful for the yeoman's work web researchers have done exposing the "suicidings" of Monica Petersen, and the other child trafficking investigators who came before her.
People don't realize just how dangerous sticking your nose into elite pedophilia can be, and maybe the very best thing we can do is publicise the dangers, and the need to keep yourself safe. That's perhaps a good discussion to get started.
My heart aches for Monica Petersen as I look at what she was doing so casually and so carelessly, like she would do in middle-class America where at least a semblance of the rule of law exists, rather than a third-world failed state where people murder inconvenient people at the drop of a hat.
I've spent time in some third-world countries, and believe me, investigating shit there is seriously hard, and dangerous even. Getting down to the nitty-gritties to take the investigation further would require someone who has connections, and who knows how to stay safe.
Now concerning your enthusiasm, I'm going to try to get a bit more "realistic, even if that can be a mistake sometimes if it stifles intiative.
You kind of do, and you kind of don't.
What you definitely have are lots of first-world people who are computer-literate, and who are in an environment where they can beaver away at this stuff without significant personal risk.
What is in short supply are people who have the ability go to ground in places like Haiti, and technical chops to feed information securely to the right places out-of-country. Monica Petersen has already shown us what happens to naive people in dangerous places.
BTW, if you want to read about a guy who was proactive and survived being targetted by a third-world government that decided to take him out for exposing corruption, read up on John McAffee's escape from Belize.
http://www.businessinsider.com/john-mcafee-what-really-happened-in-belize-2016-5
https://www.wired.com/2012/12/mcafee-belize/
Anyone who delves into this shit needs to be more than an armchair PI. Things can get real real fast.
You're missing what I'm trying to communicate here.
There's huge interest all over the world in exposing and eradicating pedophile networks. We all know that. Think about the Belgian, Canadian and Norwegian pedophile ring busts. Even some high-ranking politicians got caught up in those places.
Remember too, that during the Belgian pedophile scandals that blew Belgian society apart in many ways back in the day, inconvenient witnesses and whistleblowers got killed.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/belgium/1456107/Judge-tells-of-murder-plots-to-block-Dutroux-investigation.html
http://www.wikileaks-forum.com/belgium/358/belgian-pedophile-trafficking-ring-and-alleged-cover-up-marc-dutroux-and-nihoul/15315/
And Nick Bryant made a convincing case that the FBI killed relatives of the two Franklin Scandal witnesses who wouldn't recant their testimony, in order to intimidate them.
What I'm saying is. It's time for people to get real if they're going to try to get to the bottom of suicidings in places where there's even less rule of law than there is in Western countries.