I have been wondering the same thing vindicator. I think there is more to this than we understand at this point and may not understand until later. That often happens when these things break, it takes time. The reason I think there is more behind this is the way it broke. The New York times practically led with it just as it broke. It was almost as if part of the community was aware and preparing for it. I assumed the New York Times etc...would just do their usual covering job but they didn't. They actually reported it.
Part of me thinks they might have sensed that enough people were becoming aware of it that they needed to get in front of it and control the dialogue. So far that might possibly have some merit as almost all of it has been confined to "inappropriate" sexual advances by adults toward adults, which is the best of all worlds for them. There has been just a small number of allegations of messing with minors that conveniently for them happened many years ago.
The statute of limitations may have run out on the majority of these incidents. Maybe they planned it this way and plan to ride it like this until it burns itself out.
There is TONS of active child abuse in that nest every day and nobody has yet come out said, "ok, here is a list of 35 names of children that we know are being abused every day, right now, yesterday, today, and will be tomorrow. These are the people doing it to the children too." That is the big dangerous secret right there. Nobody will tolerate that if it gets out. So far it has been kept quiet. I'm sure the people involved with child abuse are being kept on a very tight leash right now. Probably being watched, handled, paid off, and threatened daily.
This shit storm will pass at some point, just like the shit storm of 911 and so many false flags and other known atrocities. If it passes without the child slaves being exposed, at some point in the future, we will eventually probably understand why and how that happened. I feel quite sure that is the goal.
The other thing that makes no sense is the fact that we have the shit hitting the fan over and over again -- every other damn week! Two hurricanes. Horrific wildfires. Terror attacks, including Vegas. Kim Jong Ding Dong. The EU falling apart. Horrific corruption revelations daily... and yet barely a blip in the markets. Totally unfazed. The Big Money isn't perturbed by any of these crises or their potential impact on the spending of regular folks that drives the economy.
Ten years ago, we'd have had a market crash over any two of these. It makes no sense.
What's most bizarre about the markets is that there is a HUGE demographic pressure against them -- I think there are something like 64 million Boomers who are in the midst of retiring. I read something like 10,000 a day for the next ten years. That will have a gigantic impact on spending as the move into fixed income living. You'd think the stock market would tank as they moved away from risk and into yield. Especially with all the terrible headlines. But it's not happening. I don't get it.
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Vindicator ago
It's really interesting how everyone is coming forward now...why now, all of a sudden? This stuff has been known for years. What changed?
ESOTERICshade ago
I have been wondering the same thing vindicator. I think there is more to this than we understand at this point and may not understand until later. That often happens when these things break, it takes time. The reason I think there is more behind this is the way it broke. The New York times practically led with it just as it broke. It was almost as if part of the community was aware and preparing for it. I assumed the New York Times etc...would just do their usual covering job but they didn't. They actually reported it.
Part of me thinks they might have sensed that enough people were becoming aware of it that they needed to get in front of it and control the dialogue. So far that might possibly have some merit as almost all of it has been confined to "inappropriate" sexual advances by adults toward adults, which is the best of all worlds for them. There has been just a small number of allegations of messing with minors that conveniently for them happened many years ago.
The statute of limitations may have run out on the majority of these incidents. Maybe they planned it this way and plan to ride it like this until it burns itself out.
There is TONS of active child abuse in that nest every day and nobody has yet come out said, "ok, here is a list of 35 names of children that we know are being abused every day, right now, yesterday, today, and will be tomorrow. These are the people doing it to the children too." That is the big dangerous secret right there. Nobody will tolerate that if it gets out. So far it has been kept quiet. I'm sure the people involved with child abuse are being kept on a very tight leash right now. Probably being watched, handled, paid off, and threatened daily.
This shit storm will pass at some point, just like the shit storm of 911 and so many false flags and other known atrocities. If it passes without the child slaves being exposed, at some point in the future, we will eventually probably understand why and how that happened. I feel quite sure that is the goal.
Vindicator ago
The other thing that makes no sense is the fact that we have the shit hitting the fan over and over again -- every other damn week! Two hurricanes. Horrific wildfires. Terror attacks, including Vegas. Kim Jong Ding Dong. The EU falling apart. Horrific corruption revelations daily... and yet barely a blip in the markets. Totally unfazed. The Big Money isn't perturbed by any of these crises or their potential impact on the spending of regular folks that drives the economy.
Ten years ago, we'd have had a market crash over any two of these. It makes no sense.
ESOTERICshade ago
I didn't even think about the market. You would think they would jiggle it around too as a response to all this craziness but they haven't.
Vindicator ago
What's most bizarre about the markets is that there is a HUGE demographic pressure against them -- I think there are something like 64 million Boomers who are in the midst of retiring. I read something like 10,000 a day for the next ten years. That will have a gigantic impact on spending as the move into fixed income living. You'd think the stock market would tank as they moved away from risk and into yield. Especially with all the terrible headlines. But it's not happening. I don't get it.