Buzzfeednews of all places, just published this horror story. Very long. I think the Catholic Church is about to be ripped apart:
https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/christinekenneally/orphanage-death-catholic-abuse-nuns-st-josephs
"People who grew up in orphanages said they were made to kneel or stand for hours, sometimes with their arms straight out, sometimes holding their boots or some other item. They were forced to eat their own vomit. They were dangled upside down out windows, over wells, or in laundry chutes. Children were locked in cabinets, in closets, in attics, sometimes for days, sometimes so long they were forgotten. They were told their relatives didn’t want them, or they were permanently separated from their siblings. They were sexually abused. They were mutilated."
All of these reports are lockstep with MKU/Monarch programming tactics which are operated in conjunction with sexual abuse and often, Satanic Ritual Abuse.
Pizzagate-related: Sexual abuse, torture, and murder of children.
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Gilderoy ago
This brings back childhood memories of my grandmother telling me dark tales of how she was abused by nuns when she was a little girl growing up in Nebraska, circa the early 1900's. (My grandmother was in her 90's when I was 10.) The nuns were German and didn't like my grandmother because she took after her French father and had dark hair. They would lock her in the closet for hours at a time and force her to go alone to the outhouse on dark winter nights. My grandmother, who was a devout Catholic, couldn't abide nuns after her terrible experiences.
Factfinder2 ago
Your grandmother's ghost will find solace in what is to come.
Gilderoy ago
Thank you for that thought. It's surreal reading about this. I haven't thought of my grandmother's anecdotes in many years. She lived with us for a time, and I loved sitting with her and hearing her stories. Her mother was ill for a while, and she and her sister had to live at the convent boarding school. The nuns liked her sister who had blonde hair and was fair-skinned, but they hated my grandmother because she looked French. (My great grand mother was German, and my great grandfather was French.) This was not long after the Franco-Prussian War and the German immigrant nuns in Nebraska had carried old animosities to the New World. I think they were Ursulines, if I'm not mistaken.