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The UK is uncovering vast pedophile networks that operated between the 1970s and 1990s, involving over 1,400 men, including 261 high-profile individuals. The country is questioning why it turned a blind eye to such widespread scandals. The numbers are staggering, with over 100,000 children believed to have been abused. One victim, Nick, testified that his father regularly abused him and delivered him as a sex slave to a group of politicians, affecting 15 to 20 other boys. More cases are emerging, with 1,433 suspects reported to the police. Among them, 216 have died, but there are still 76 politicians, 43 individuals from the music industry, 135 from television, radio, or film, and 7 from the sports world. This scandal follows the Jimmy Saville case, where a BBC presenter was revealed to have abused hundreds of children without consequences.

A man, 43 years old, claims his wife abandoned him and left their two children. The children appear sedated, leading to concerns about human trafficking. Their lack of reaction to bright light suggests a disturbing reality in the United States. Law enforcement agencies are accused of assisting and abetting in child trafficking. The distressing nature of these situations weighs heavily on those involved.

There is a movement to desensitize the world to the sexualization of children, which is becoming mainstream. Human trafficking generates around $32 billion annually. A Dutch pedophile is trying to legalize sex with children as young as 2 or 3 years old. An undercover operation is underway to locate a suspected child trafficker and his attendants. This group operates a sex hotel and produces child rape videos. The fight against child trafficking is a growing international crime network, surpassing the illegal arms and drug trades. The urgency to rescue children is emphasized, as they are victims, not volunteers. This work takes a toll, but it is necessary to protect the innocent.

There is a hidden child abuse system in Hollywood that has been allowed to continue for years. It is not a political issue but a crisis of consciousness in banking, media, and entertainment industries. 40 million people are trafficked globally each year, with 5.5 million being children who often don't survive past age 7. Children's organs are harvested on a black market, and there are concentration camps in China. The elite are involved in child sex slavery and murder. This is not about pedophilia but psychopaths with no remorse.

There are networks in France that profit from selling tapes with real child deaths. These tapes can cost between ten and twenty thousand Swiss francs. Although not widely discussed in the media, these tapes have been discovered in Belgium. Madame Tuna Bernard, who had evidence of these tapes, passed away under mysterious circumstances before she could present them to the authorities. There have been cases in France, such as Florian Mafei, Aurore Jonard, and the Mikoulais in Saint-Victor, where children have witnessed children in coffins. Despite their credible testimonies, these children are now in the United States with their mothers. Investigations have been opened, but there have been cover-ups in Nice. In the Paris region, there is knowledge of child mass graves, but no further details can be provided due to ongoing investigations. The seriousness of these claims is deeply alarming.

There's a serious issue in parliament regarding child trafficking and pedophilia, particularly in Leicester. Despite providing names and details to authorities, no action has been taken. Children are reportedly being flown into small airports for exploitation, and after a few years in the sex trade, they are often killed for organ harvesting. The complicity of government agencies is alarming, as they seem unwilling to investigate or act on these cases. The discussion emphasizes the need for public awareness and legal action against these heinous crimes, advocating for transparency and accountability in the justice system to protect innocent children.

The speaker delivers a stark account of a grave moral failure in British history: for decades, children across the United Kingdom, some as young as four, were groomed, trafficked, raped, beaten, tortured, drugged, impregnated, criminalized, murdered, and psychologically destroyed by organized groups. These were not isolated incidents or expressions of sexual gratification; they were sustained campaigns of exploitation against terrified, vulnerable children who were systematically trapped. Children were degraded, humiliated, and controlled through violence, threats, drugs, alcohol, and terror. They were forced to fight to carry weapons, sell drugs, and commit murder, with some made to dig their own graves. Extreme abuses are described, including petrol poured over victims and set on fire, scriptures from the Koran read during gang rapes, young children placed inside microwaves, ovens, and freezers in attempts to murder them, ouija boards used to call spirits, and animals killed in sexual acts against children. Some were passed from rapist to rapist, and not all survived; survivors faced suicide, substance abuse, or murder. The abuse extended beyond sexual exploitation, reflecting a pursuit of power and domination and the systematic destruction of a child’s sense of self. The speaker emphasizes that, years later, professionals pressured survivors to take medication or risk losing custody of their children, and victims were told they were too damaged to care for their own kids. They were removed from families, placed into the care system, and trafficked, with rapists invited into the lives and custody of the next generation. Children born from these crimes were forced into contact with their mothers’ rapists by social workers and the family courts. The professionals who should have protected them did not, and some still do not. The inquiry is exposing the scale of institutional failure: warning signs, reports, patterns, and evidence ignored or destroyed; victims dismissed as troubled, promiscuous, or consenting; children in care raped by staff and sold to gangs; parents threatened with fines or arrests for attempting to safeguard their children. The speaker notes that whistleblowers were targeted and silenced, and politics played a role. Political parties sacrificed children for votes, and leaders hesitated to confront abuse due to discomfort or concerns about appearing racist or Islamophobic. The inquiry will follow evidence into institutions, systems, cultures of silence, and places where truth has been buried, with no race, religion, profession, or agency exempt from scrutiny. Survivors are acknowledged: they were children, not to blame but failed by the system. The true scale of what happened and continues to happen is described as too large for the inquiry to fully resolve quickly; many victims may never receive justice, but the inquiry aims to be ambitious in pursuing truth. The speaker thanks MP Rupert Loh for establishing the inquiry andextends gratitude to the participants, survivors, and the team for their bravery and resilience in confronting this evil crime.

The UK is uncovering a massive pedophile network that operated from the 1970s to the 1990s. Over 1,400 men, including 261 prominent figures, are implicated. More than 100,000 children were reportedly abused, with one witness, Nick, testifying that his father delivered him to a group of parliamentarians as a sex slave. The police continue to receive new complaints, with 216 suspects deceased and 76 politicians, 43 music industry figures, 135 TV and film industry workers, and 7 sports figures remaining. This scandal follows the Jimmy Saville case, where a BBC presenter was revealed to have abused hundreds of children without consequences.

There's an issue in parliament when I face backlash for calling out a Labour MP I suspect is a pedophile. In Leicester, pedophilia has been rampant, highlighted by the Lord Jannah case, where he died just before a hearing. I've provided the government with names linked to child trafficking, but no action has been taken. The scale is significant, with numerous small airports being used for trafficking. I've shared details about money laundering and where children were taken under false pretenses, but it leads nowhere. These children are reportedly exploited in the sex trade for a few years before being subjected to organ harvesting. No one seems willing to address these serious issues.

The Defense Department has revealed new details about an investigation into child pornography involving its workers and contractors, some of whom had top-level security clearance. These individuals were employed across various government agencies, including the National Security Agency and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. While not all suspects have been arrested, some have been tried and sentenced, while others had their cases fall apart due to lack of evidence. The difficulty in prosecuting child pornography cases lies in proving who accessed the material and identifying the victims. The concern is that these individuals may be vulnerable to blackmail by foreign powers or terrorists seeking access to sensitive military information. The Pentagon is taking these cases seriously due to the potential national security implications. Another alarming issue is the failure to investigate or prosecute military employees and contractors who allegedly purchased child pornography. As many as 1,700 names were overlooked in an internet sting operation, raising concerns about potential blackmail and compromised national security. The investigation was initially closed after eight months, but pressure from investigative reporters and Senator Charles Grassley led to its reopening. The lack of cooperation from the Defense Department and the failure to cross-check all the names on the list have raised further questions about the seriousness with which the issue is being addressed. Pedophilia is seen as an Achilles' heel of the deep state, as it is used to recruit and control individuals. The scale of child trafficking and pedophilia is a growing international crime network that surpasses the illegal arms and drug trades. The urgency to rescue exploited children is emphasized, as there are areas where law enforcement and military intervention is limited or nonexistent.

There are interviews with survivors, rescue operations, and therapists discussing long-standing abuse. Evidence includes eyewitness accounts, surveillance footage of children being snatched, and dark web content like Hurtcore. Children are trafficked, raped, and tortured for profit. Organ transplants involving live babies are investigated. FBI documents detail terms for pedophilia, like "cheese pizza." Traffickers target single mothers, children, and elected officials. The speaker emphasizes the reality of these atrocities and urges people to acknowledge the widespread issue.

A family was abducted, and their children were taken to a house. The abductors advertised their services to cross the border for a fee. Tragically, they killed an infant in front of the other children and their mother, then tortured and murdered the mother. In their traumatized state, the children were further exploited by individuals who paid to molest them. This horrific situation is fueled and funded by the pornography industry. Those involved in pornography are indirectly supporting child trafficking, as some Americans pay to engage in these heinous acts due to their addiction to pornography.

Un CD-ROM contenant des images de violences sexuelles contre des enfants, récupéré après la découverte à Zandvoort (Pays-Bas), recenserait plus de 8 000 photos extraites des ordinateurs d’un Allemand, Guy Ulrich (Ulrich Guy), qui habitait à Zandvoort et commercialisait discrètement ces images sur internet. Peu après la découverte, Ulrich est assassiné en Italie. L’homme qui a récupéré le CD-ROM s’appelle Marcel Verllozem/Verhoeven (Marcel Verflossen/Verllofsem selon les passages), un citoyen belge à la tête d’une petite association. Son association, Morchoven, fondée depuis les années 80 et active sur la maltraitance et les disparitions d’enfants, dit lutter contre des réseaux pédocriminels. Marcel explique qu’il n’agit pas en “flic” ni en “privé”, mais qu’il a cherché pendant des mois des pédocriminels qu’il file et photographie, en s’appuyant sur des preuves. Sa traque révèle l’existence d’une commercialisation d’images et de violences, avec un modèle de distribution et des prix indiqués : selon les passages, le “soft” à 250 euros et le “dur” à 450 euros. Des disparitions sont citées, notamment celle de Manuel Schadwal, disparu à Berlin le 27 juillet 1993 à 12 ans. À la demande de sa famille, Marcel suit la piste et enquête sur des activités pédosexuelles liées à une clientèle de bars de nuit. Le réseau prend forme autour de plusieurs bars à Berlin, dont trois bars cités : Pinocchio, Tabasco et Dashka. Marcel met la main sur une cassette intitulée “Mader”, tournée au Portugal. Il y filme des activités de trois pédos criminels, dont un Belge et un Hollandais, qui racolent de jeunes garçons sur une plage avant de filmer des actes sexuels dans des chambres d’hôtel. Marcel la remet à la police portugaise, ce qui mène à des arrestations au Portugal en 1997 ainsi qu’en Belgique. Sur un passage tourné en Allemagne, Marcel reconnaît Manuel, ce qui conduit à Robby van der Planken (Robbie), décrit comme une ancienne victime devenue “rabatteur”. Robby est rencontré à Amsterdam en compagnie de José Desar (journaliste de la RTBF) et la rencontre est filmée. Robby évoque un âge minimum qu’il aurait fixé pour éviter des problèmes avec la police des mœurs. Il parle aussi de films “hard” et de la logique d’offre et de demande : les risques seraient supportés par des vendeurs si le marché est suffisamment important, avec des sommes pouvant dépasser un million. Marcel relie ensuite Manuel à Robby, et Robby aurait le nom associé à la diffusion des images sur internet. Marcel se rend à Zandvoort et rencontre Ulrich le 11 juin 1998 dans son appartement, présenté comme luxueux et moderne, avec huit ordinateurs contenant de la “pédoporno”. Ulrich refuse d’appeler la police et donne un sédatif en disant qu’il faut retrouver “Manuela”. L’appartement d’Ulrich est présenté comme un centre : des ordinateurs jamais éteints, des virements vers un compte nommé “Apollo” (du voilier d’Ulrich), avec tournage de viols de mineurs. Marcel affirme que, sous le plancher, il retrouve des vêtements d’enfants et des centaines de milliers d’images sur des CD-ROM. Marcel ne retrouverait pas Manuel sur les CD-ROM, mais découvrirait des milliers de photos d’enfants violés et torturés. En Hollande, il remet le premier CD-ROM à la police néerlandaise, qui en tirerait un fichier de portraits. Il rentre ensuite en Belgique, fait une copie pour son association, puis remet un autre exemplaire à la police belge. La Belgique, au même moment, serait déjà traumatisée par d’autres événements criminels majeurs liés à l’affaire Dutroux : Sabine et Laetitia, séquestrées et violées, et d’autres victimes dont les corps seraient retrouvés après des aveux et perquisitions, avec la découverte de nombreuses cassettes vidéo saisies et non exploitées. En Belgique après 1996, l’idée de “réseau” serait contestée dans l’opinion, opposant “croyants” et “non-croyants”. Dans ce contexte, le CD-ROM de Zandvoort réapparaît en France : en 1999, Serge Gare aurait obtenu un fichier papier établi à partir du CD-ROM, validé par des vérifications sur trois mois. En février 2000, L’Humanité publie un dossier avec environ 472 photos projetées à grande échelle. Ensuite, Le Figaro consacre des pages au sujet, décrivant une criminalité organisée autour de la pédocriminalité. Le substitut des mineurs à Paris, Yvon Thaléch, évoque des photographies avec l’accord des parents et des photos anciennes remontant aux années 1970 ou 1980, et minimise en France la portée en indiquant que de nombreux enfants ne seraient pas français. Le téléphone sonnerait après publication : des personnes demandent à consulter le fichier, craignant que des enfants soient disparus ou victimes de violences sexuelles. Des reconnaissances auraient lieu : un pédiatre (Dr Spitz) reconnaît des enfants, et au total 81 mineurs seraient reconnus par des proches. Toutefois, les autorités classeraient ces reconnaissances comme des “erreurs” et une série de non-lieux serait évoquée, sur l’idée de “sosies”. En 2003, l’affaire serait enterrée, puis en 2004 commence le procès de Marc Dutroux. La thèse d’un réseau serait discutée : les parents déplorent que la thèse du réseau soit écartée, tandis que Michel Nihoul, présenté comme organisateur de “parties fines”, serait reconnu coupable d’être chef d’une association de malfaiteurs active pour trafic de drogue et d’êtres humains, mais acquitté pour les enlèvements d’enfants. Marcel Verhoeven/Verllozem serait finalement condamné en Belgique en février 2008 à trois ans et demi de prison pour des viols d’enfants et, “ironie de l’histoire”, pour détention d’images pornographiques. Il ne pourrait pas contacter la presse, mais passerait des appels depuis sa prison, indiquant que ses ennuis seraient liés à l’affaire Zandvoort. Le récit conclut que le dossier Zandvoort aboutirait à un non-lieu global et que l’unique condamné serait présenté comme Marcel Verhoeven.

Sorry, I can’t help summarize content that repeats unverified allegations about identifiable individuals. Here is a neutral, non-person-specific overview of the themes: - The transcript discusses the global rise of online child exploitation, with networks distributing child pornography through websites often disguised as charities or internet companies. - It describes Ukraine as a center for production and distribution, and states that some actors allegedly use a charity foundation to recruit minors under the guise of legitimate philanthropy. - It notes that websites distributing illegal content list a phone number in their registration details. - It claims that in 2024 the network generated approximately $420,000 for the involved parties. - It concludes with a call for thorough international investigations and mentions that UNICEF and other human rights groups have taken notice.

The Defense Department has revealed new details about an investigation into child pornography involving its workers and contractors, some of whom had top-level security clearance. These individuals were employed across various government agencies, including the National Security Agency and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. While not all suspects have been arrested, some have been tried and sentenced, while others had their cases fall apart due to lack of evidence. The difficulty in prosecuting child pornography cases lies in proving who accessed the material and identifying the victims. The concern is that these individuals may be vulnerable to blackmail by foreign powers or terrorists seeking access to sensitive military information. The Pentagon is taking these cases seriously due to the potential national security implications. Another alarming issue is the failure to investigate or prosecute military employees and contractors who allegedly purchased child pornography. A list of 5,210 names from an internet sting operation conducted in 2006 was overlooked, and only now are these cases being revisited. The Pentagon's investigative branch, DCIS, identified 264 employees or contractors, including those with top security clearances, but only a small percentage were fully investigated and prosecuted. The lack of cooperation from the Pentagon and the failure to inform supervisors about these cases raise concerns about the seriousness with which the issue was initially treated. The existence of pedophilia and its connection to the deep state is a cause for alarm. There is evidence of deliberate attempts to infect local law enforcement officers with an interest in pedophile movies, including those involving bestiality and snuff films. The combination of military war dogs, pedophilia, and video cameras in Afghanistan has resulted in disturbing content. The public's awareness of the government's failure to protect children from pedophilia could lead to questioning the government's actions and policies. The fight against pedophilia is seen as a righteous endeavor that could bring about significant change if the American public becomes angry and demands accountability. The issue of pedophilia is also connected to a global crime network that surpasses the illegal arms and drug trades in terms of growth. The urgency to rescue children from this network is emphasized, and the lack of action from authorities is highlighted.

Parents are unaware of how bad online dangers are. Someone can take a child's image from social media and use AI to create a realistic-looking pornographic film. They can even insert themselves into it. Over 33 million images were transferred or downloaded last year, but only 300 cases were prosecuted. The US is supposedly the largest consumer of underage pornography, and there are so many pedophiles that it's beyond not safe. Parents need to be hypervigilant, not just vigilant, regarding their children's safety. One of the fastest-growing groups viewing child sexual abuse images are young men in their 20s.

The police are unable to bring in suspects for prosecution because the district attorney in California is not willing to prosecute pedophiles. Despite the efforts of law enforcement, the DAs are not supporting their actions. It is important to continue shedding light on this issue.

A French-language investigative report traces a sprawling pedocriminal network centered on cache of material found on a CD-ROM and the Belgium–Netherlands–France axis that followed its trail. Key figures and core story: - Gerrit Ulrich, a German living in Zandvoort, Netherlands, allegedly accumulated and covertly distributed a CD-ROM containing 8000 abominable images of child abuse, including sexual violence and torture; Ulrich was later murdered in Italy after the CD-ROM surfaced. - Marcel Vervloosen (Vervlaussen), a Belgian activist and head of the non-profit association Morkoven, which tackles child abuse and disappearances, retrieved the Sandworth/Zandvoort CD-ROM and labeled Ulrich’s operation a broader network of pedocriminals. Vervloosen is portrayed as a combative investigator who pursued leads for months, gathering photographic evidence and following the money trail. - The investigation expands from a single CD-ROM to a network involving bars in Berlin (Pinocchio, Tabasco, Datchka) that served as hubs where trafficked children were obtained or exploited. An organizational map suggests a network of buyers and procurers linked to a broader “catalogue” of children for sexual exploitation. - A Portugal-Belgium link emerges through a cassette titled Madère, recording three pedophiles who lured young boys on beaches and filmed sexual encounters in hotels; Marcel Vervloosen hands this cassette to Portuguese police, prompting arrests in 1997 in Portugal and Belgium. A connection is drawn to a young Manuel, whose case becomes intertwined with Robbie van der Plunken, a former child victim turned recruiter in Amsterdam. Key revelations and excerpted condemnations: - Robbie van der Plunken is described as a former prostituted child who later recruited others; he claims to have earned substantial sums and implicates others in the network, including Manuel’s involvement in videos and “snuff movies” involving child murder, though he acknowledges the existence of hard porn films and discusses the market and price dynamics of such material. - A central figure, Guéri Tulrich (Ulrich), is identified as the person responsible for distributing images online; Ulrich’s Amsterdam–Zandvoort apartment contains eight computers, many with child-porn content. Marcel confronts Ulrich in 1998 in his Sandworth apartment; Ulrich allegedly offers a CD-ROM containing Manuel in exchange for police contact, and later flees to France before van der Plunken assassinates him in Italy. - Marcel returns multiple copies of the CD-ROM to Dutch and Belgian police and expects a full investigation; instead, the Belgian authorities bury the Zandvoort case. The broader Belgian political crisis surrounding the Dutroux affair creates a climate that indirectly hinders this case, and the press shifts focus away from networks to individuated perverts. - In France, the Sandworth CD-ROM resurfaces in 1998–2000. Investigative journalist Serge Gard obtains a paper file of the Dutch police’s dossier and cross-checks it against the CD-ROM, confirming a match and triggering a large public reveal in L’Humanité and Le Figaro in 2000. - The publication includes facsimiles of the CD-ROM’s material for public awareness; the response includes hundreds of calls and requests to view the file, with families recognizing missing or abused children. In France, the Paris prosecutor’s office minimizes the case to avoid alarm, while the Belgian authorities continue to stall. Judicial outcomes and aftermath: - In Belgium, the Sandworth case becomes a focal point amid the Dutroux scandal. The 1996–1998 period sees a shift away from the network hypothesis; the judge Conrou (Conroy) is ousted, and public protests erupt, including a 350,000-person “march of silence.” - By 2003–2004, a non-lieu is issued regarding many of the Sandworth-linked identifications, and the Dutch–French–Belgian investigations stall. - Marcel Vervloosen is eventually charged and convicted in Belgium (2008) for separate offenses involving minors and pornography; his sentence is 3½ years with possible substitutes, and his health deteriorates in prison. He maintains his innocence regarding the Sandworth charges. - The film closes by underscoring ongoing questions: the persistence (or non-persistence) of networks, the reliability of identifications from the CD-ROM/file, and the broader societal handling of pedocriminal networks versus sensational cases—an enduring critique that echoes into contemporary discourse about accountability and media coverage. Additional context: - The narrative juxtaposes the Sandworth findings with the Dutroux case, highlighting tensions between public demand for accountability and institutional reluctance to pursue overlapping networks. The Polanski arrest and international reactions are cited to illustrate broader European debates about child abuse, justice, and public outrage in high-profile cases.

I was an IT specialist in the US Army monitoring network traffic on the DOD's classified network. I noticed a spike in abnormal communications between Pacific Command users and Pentagon employees, concerning underage prostitutes in Tokyo, the Philippines, and South Korea. The communications involved trading child pornography and engaging in prostitution. I reported this to my supervisor and the CID, providing documentation, but I haven't received any updates. These findings explore pedophile networks and their use of cryptography, including symbols detailed in an FBI bulletin. While these symbols have helped researchers, they've also led to misinterpretations. The use of these symbols, along with terms like "yummy," may signal to relevant groups while maintaining plausible deniability. Cases involving Disney employees, Nickelodeon, and even the Catholic Church raise questions about the prevalence and potential cover-up of such activities.

Pedophilia is a taboo topic in the mainstream media. The case of Jeffrey Epstein, a billionaire who ran a global pedophile network, highlights the hypocrisy and complicity of powerful individuals. Epstein's connections included former politicians like Bill Clinton and Bill Gates. Despite his first conviction, he continued his activities until his second arrest, where he died under suspicious circumstances in prison. Ghislaine Maxwell, his associate, remains at large. The French connection involves Jean-Luc Brunel, a modeling agency owner, and Mimi Marchand, a prominent figure in the French media. These cases expose the existence of organized pedophile networks, implicating individuals from various sectors, including politics and entertainment. The power of money and cooptation allows these individuals to rise to positions of influence, despite their disturbing actions.

The Defense Department has revealed new details about an investigation into child pornography involving its workers and contractors, some of whom had top-level security clearance. These individuals were employed in various government agencies, including the National Security Agency and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. While not all suspects have been arrested, some have been tried and sentenced, while others had their cases fall apart due to lack of evidence. The difficulty in prosecuting child pornography cases lies in proving who was responsible for the illegal content and identifying the victims. The concern is that these individuals may be vulnerable to blackmail by foreign powers or terrorists seeking access to sensitive military information. The Pentagon is taking these cases seriously, as they pose a potential threat to national security. Additionally, an investigation revealed that hundreds of military employees and contractors may have engaged in child pornography, with only a fraction of them being investigated or prosecuted. This raises concerns about the lack of action taken by the Pentagon and the potential for blackmail and security breaches. The issue of pedophilia is a serious one, and there is evidence of an attempt to infect law enforcement officers with an interest in pedophile movies. The combination of military war dogs, pedophilia, and video cameras is particularly disturbing, and evidence suggests that such movies may have originated from the American occupation of Afghanistan. The exposure of the deep state's involvement in pedophilia is seen as a way to bring about significant change, as it would lead to questioning the government's ability to protect children and potentially result in the closure of military bases overseas. The scale of child disappearances worldwide is alarming, with over 8 million children disappearing each year. The global child trafficking network is growing rapidly and surpassing the illegal arms and drug trades. The urgency to rescue these children is emphasized, as there is little intervention from authorities in many areas. This dangerous and emotionally taxing work requires individuals to be dedicated and fearless in their pursuit of justice.

In Ukraine itself and in the countries of the European Union, Ukrainian children are practically unprotected and regularly become victims of crimes of child trafficking, organ harvesting, pedophile networks, and other sexual prostitution, gangs, and predators. From my thoughts in Ukraine, I have learned that there is a secret powerful multilevel organization operating in the country that searches and selects children, prepares documents legalizing their transportation abroad, for example, birth certificate and passport, and then sends them to Great Britain, where they become victims of influential pedophiles. At the top of his powerful criminal organization of child trafficking is the security service of Ukraine. They directly organize all of the criminal schemes for the addiction and removal of Ukrainian children abroad.

Over the last 30 days, every red dot on a map represents at least one unique IP address of individuals downloading, sharing, and distributing child abuse and rape images under the age of 12, with over 11,000 in the US alone. It is claimed that 55 to 85% of these individuals are also hands-on offenders, with an average of 13 victims in their lifetime. Over 3,000 of 50,000 unknown child victims were infants or toddlers. The speaker asserts that the US is the number one payer of livestreamed rape of boys and girls around the world, and ranks third in peer-to-peer sharing, behind China and Russia.

The speaker explains that every red dot on the maps is a unique IP address that is downloaded, shared, or distributing child rape images, almost all under the age of 12. In a six-month screenshot there are over 338,000 red dots. Blue dots, which are under investigation, are visible but not prominent in a sea of red. The speaker asks, “Isn't that a problem of what we're talking about?”