In 2008, ABC news (America) ran story about how easy it was to buy children in Hati (pizzagate)

submitted ago by IShallNotFear

In 2008, ABC news (America, not Australia) ran a story called "How to Buy a Child in 10 Hours." http://abcnews.go.com/nightline/buy-child-10-hours/story?id=5326508 http://archive.is/iDnmO In it, an ABC reporter was able to buy a child slave in Haiti in less than half a day. Note that this was in January 2008, before any of the major recent earthquakes and hurricanes. If it was easy before the natural disasters, just think how easy it would have been after. Maybe part of the reason Laura Silsby cried when she couldn't get children was because she thought it would be too easy. http://archive.is/R0JdG#selection-897.0-897.208

Special Thanks to @TippyHome for suggesting this article in this thread from last week: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2035032

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Blacksmith21 ago

Trump should just yank the FCC licenses of all of these networks. I know it will reinforce the fake "fascist" claims, but it would sure be nice to see/hear the MSM STFU for 6 months and let Trump work. Wouldn't that be some shit?

quantokitty ago

Yeah, I guess MSM detractors hurt MSM's feelings. The comments are still turned off. It lets whatever propaganda MSM spews go unchallenged. Wonder what the new rules are gonna be? RULE #1: Commentators are only allowed to praise The Cannibal Elite. Any negative comments will be removed and thrown into an active volcano.

TippyHome ago

Thank you for shedding light on that. Somehow I missed that they turned off comments because they fear anyone, someone, one person, anybody who is paying attention who will somehow post the truth. They can try to hide, but still, 63 million get what is going on-at least most-to a certain extent.

quantokitty ago

You're welcome.

There were quite a few commentators that were fighting the rising tide of propaganda. MSM was getting hit pretty hard by the truth. Probably what made the swamp creatures go back into murky waters to devise a strategy. Wonder if you'll be required to leave a phone number ala Twitter?