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Operation Pedophilia in Close to Politics ·
Brogan said:By the way, speaking of organizations... it's weird how none of the various NGOs, activist groups, intellectuals, or whatever else haven't jumped on this. Usually, everyone’s an expert on everything and loves to talk trash, but now that we actually need to draw a line in the sand, I'm barely seeing any real articles or actual involvement. ☕

I actually got prompted to write this after talking to someone from one of those types of organizations. When I brought up the cover-ups regarding pedophilia, they just shrugged and said, "Well, obviously they're covering it up."

What most people fail to grasp is that this isn't about some ancient history or trying to smear the Catholic Church. The issue is that this entire thing was standard operating procedure for the Catholic Church worldwide. And right now? Right this second? There are predators walking among us because the people who actually know something choose to stay silent just to protect their precious ideology.

Most people have absolutely no clue about the sheer scale of this mess. You only have to read the posts in this thread or try having a conversation with the self-proclaimed "intellectuals" and "advocacy groups." It's always the same old garbage: "Those are just isolated incidents," or "Just a few bad apples..."
Meanwhile, someone like Cucek at Vatican City is out there performing mass and living off the money being stripped away from my local parish back home.

This is a call to bring the truth to light. And I’m not making this appeal to Bozanica (who has his own hands dirty) or the Church Fathers—I’m making this appeal to the average person to just tell the damn truth!

And the truth won't surface until people finally realize why this actually matters.
Operation Pedophilia in Close to Politics ·
Richard James2 said:No, this isn't just an error—it's pure, unadulterated malice. They should just pack up and head straight to hell to make room for people who actually possess a shred of decency, intelligence, or a moral compass.
And believe me, those people exist. It’s just that, unfortunately, we’re waiting far too long for them to show up.

I'm officially bowing out of this thread. There's nothing left worth saying here.

"with the sword" 🙂

Look, when I talked about "turning a blind eye," I wasn't just talking about the cops, the bishops, or the Pope turning their backs on children. I was talking about the everyday people surrounding us—the ones who look the other way because they think it's "for the faith" or "for the country."

And here’s the kicker: most of those people are perfectly decent, more or less smart, and moral individuals. They've just been brainwashed since they were in diapers. They’ve basically "accepted authority as truth, rather than seeking truth as authority." That's the whole damn reason activism exists.

Good luck to you.
Nestlé (documentary) in Movies ·
Ugh, please, just stop. Has anyone actually been to a farmer's market lately? If you're calling that stuff "locally sourced," then I'm from Mars. They’re selling the exact same produce you find at Whole Foods, just with a massive markup. Americans have the same selection right at their local grocery stores without having to shell out a fortune. I mean, why on earth would you pay $8 for a single carton of soy milk or $12 for a loaf of whole grain bread at a boutique market like $3.25!!!!! And don't even get me started on those pretentious "health food" spots—you know, those places run by people like Macron serving up tiny little salads made of $13. Honestly, everyone involved should be embarrassed, especially the people actually handing over their cash for this nonsense...
Nestlé (documentary) in Movies ·
Terry Mendoza80 said:You really think we’re eating anything remotely healthy over here? 🤔

Man, nothing beats life back in the States. 🤣
Nestlé (documentary) in Movies ·
Hannah Hill said:That was an incredible documentary! It really hits on a lot of the points Enghdal made in sjeme uništenje.
I’d highly recommend it to everyone. And hey, if documentaries aren't really your thing, there's also a solid Hollywood movie about this subject called Fast Food Nation.

P.S. You definitely need to check out Fast Food Nation 👍
Nestlé (documentary) in Movies ·
This is a killer documentary that pulls back the curtain on how our food is actually made, the massive industry driving the whole machine, and—more importantly—how we can actually shape the future just by being picky about what's on our plates.

A few things they dive into:
- The meat industry, the fast food giants, and the shady lobbies backing them up,
- The sheer danger of industrial food production and the toll it takes on both our wallets and our health,
- GMOs—specifically the legal nightmare of patenting living organisms and the mess that creates.

While the film focuses on the situation here in the USA, the issues are just as real across Europe and all over America. We need to know what kind of future we’re walking into... unless we decide to change course now.

IMDb rating: 7.9/10
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