I came across this article about Protestant Baptist Churches and child sexual abuse, which uses an interesting term for children of missionaries (Bangladesh > article specifies), known as = "Missionary Kids" which the article states as being called "MKs" by everyone (everyone = folks within the missionary camp there).
My immediate thought jumped to: MK..... MK Ultra????!!!!!
Unusual, the similar abbreviated initials shared by the two... "MK"
What do you think?
Read the article. It's peculiar. Includes testimony of the child.
Something is not right.
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equineluvr ago
"She missed her friends, the dozen or so missionary kids everybody called “MKs.” She missed the menagerie her parents let her keep: goats, cows, a parrot, a monkey. She missed the jackals that called in the distance at night, and the elephants that sometimes crashed through the compound fence.
As she thought about the mission, though, Kim felt troubled. Something was weighing on her mind. So she decided to skip out of the church event—it was for little kids, anyway—and go see the pastor. She found him in his office, trying to compose the next day’s sermon. Kim ambled around his desk, picking things up, putting them back down. Eventually, with feigned casualness, she pointed between her legs and said, “Is it wrong when someone does this—touches you here?”
The pastor dropped his pen and looked up. “Kim,” he asked, “has this happened to you?”
At first, Kim said no. But as the pastor gently persisted, she began to sob. Yes, she had been touched, there and there, lots of times."