CONTRALAND Film By Craig Sawyer - Veterans For Child Rescue

[Ocean]

Child sex trafficking expose' documentary, Contraland, filmed by the Veterans of non-profit organization Veterans For Child Rescue. V4CR exposes the multi-billion dollar industry of child sex trafficking, alerting the populace on the epidemic and how you can empower and safeguard all children.

Child sex trafficking is the fastest growing criminal enterprise on earth.
It is an estimated $38 Billion Dollars a year business in the US.
Blackmail involving paedophilia is at the root of much of America's political corruption.

The film is approx. 1hr 38mins

 

[Jenn]

I would also recommend this documentary! It’s emotional to watch at times due to the nature of it, but also hopeful to see that there are people attempting to make a difference and protect the most vulnerable.

This documentary was posted in the pizzagate thread and was also up on SOTT a few weeks back Contraland: New documentary exposes enormous scale of child sex-trafficking in the USA -- Sott.net

 

[zak]

An echo to this thread:
Sound of Freedom

Contraland Documentary​

In 2019, the Contraland Documentary was released to the public to alert the populace to the gruesome reality of child trafficking and predators in the USA. Contraland aired to 90 million households in the US & Canada in 2020 on DayStar network.

The footage provides a glimpse of real sting operations, includes interviews with surviving victims and world experts on the subject, and exposes the history and methods predators use to groom and abuse children.

Craig founded Veterans for Child Rescue (V4CR) in April of 2017 with the goals of exposing and eradicating child trafficking in the USA. He made plans to film a documentary that would expose the infrastructure and secrecy behind the industrial scale harm of child trafficking.

Not long after, tragedy hit home. Craig’s daughter was held hostage at knifepoint and sexually assaulted.

This experience served to further spur Craig and his family to take action against predators and defend the defenseless. It also gave his family an in-depth understanding of the importance of quality aftercare and rehabilitation for survivors of abuse.

The documentary is enriched by the participation of Judith Reisman and Jack Farmer, who are both part of the advisory team.

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