Very recent reports of increase in abductions/attempts, human trafficking vans loitering in parking lots and women and children being snatched in Michigan and elsewhere. (pizzagate)

submitted ago by DerivaUK

I came across this video from Pastor Dave of 15/10 reporting attempts to snatch women and children at various stores, supermarkets and parking lots and although this clip involves those in Michigan the author claims this is happening everywhere and he warns women to be vigilant and carry weapons where possible or to not go anywhere unaccompanied

https://youtu.be/kpJUIVVRU0s

In this clip from 21/10/17 a woman reports having been approached in a supermarket by an Indian/Pakistani looking man asking her about celebrating Halloween and that she should save her daughter from the devil - accompanied by an Indian/Pakistani woman; she feels they pinpointed her daughter and that she prevented them from acting only by reporting the suspicious behaviour to staff but that another woman was also approached in the same store’s parking lot:

https://youtu.be/hp6KOt1JhV4

Story covered in news report from January 2017 of over 4,000 missing from Michigan https://youtu.be/n2I9Mow1cSg And this: https://youtu.be/va1_gdblliU

This clip reports similar in Flint but the comments contain telling reports of similar vanishings from California, Detroit, Indiana and Chicago https://youtu.be/YVESPwRynpM

We have all heard the reports of David Paulides who has documented the disappearance of people from National Parks - a brief overview in this clip that also discusses missing and vanishing people in Oregon:

https://youtu.be/YhPNy7hPcWU

Earlier in the year there were discussions about the vast number of children disappearing, especially from D.C. and Virginia. Are the elite blatantly sending out vans en masse to scoop up ‘available’ vulnerable families from public areas? Should we be giving more attention to these reports? Given the amount already missing, the lack of MSM coverage is lamentable. Is this on the increase? Should we be doing something more to warn/raise awareness?? Especially when Halloween is on the approach?

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kidavenger ago

Thank you for posting this, OP. I would like to clarify that in the UK, people described as "Asian" are usually from the Pakistan/India region. In the US, people described as "Asian" are generally from the Far East, or countries such as China, Korea, and Japan. Since this story is about vanishings in the USA, I think it's important to point out the difference.

At this point in the clip about a woman who was nearly abducted, the perpetrator was described as "Pakistani" or perhaps Indian.

https://youtu.be/kpJUIVVRU0s?t=46s

In the UK, this very same person would likely be described as "Asian". I am not trying to foment racism in any way, but I think when we are trying to protect our children, details matter. The reason the whole Rotherham situation got so out of control is because all of the perpetrators were of Pakistani origin, and the people who should have been reporting the incidents were so afraid of being labeled "racist" that they just chose to look the other way, and it was at the expense of the children. Even the penalties the people in the "grooming" ring received were very slight, probably for the same reason.

If you say to an American the person who tried to abduct a child was Asian, and if the news reported the description of the abductor as Asian-appearing (and that's a BIG if), people would be looking for someone of Chinese or Korean descent, not Pakistani. In the US, Pakistani is considered "Middle Eastern". I don't mean to nit-pick here, nor cast suspicion on anyone who appears to be of Middle Eastern descent, but I think it's an important distinction.

Of course, the most important point is to always be aware of your surroundings, and anything that may seem strange or out of place.

carmencita ago

Thank you. This needed to be said and You said it very well.