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I personally haven't seen this movie, but I know people that have, and it made a difference for them. They "woke up". At least, to what was happening with human trafficking. But even so, now that this abomination has entered their minds, they do nothing to stop it other than recommending the movie to others. I guess I'm in the same boat, other than sharing knowledge where I can.Well, I was just thinking that since this movie is a creative action, a bilateral emergence would occur (like, for example, where a particle and antiparticle is produced from a single ray of light) . So there might be BOTH a good and bad to it. The good of it is to wake people up. Possibly something significant will come from it and the STS hierarchy lose a battle like in a poker match.The bad of it is to wake people up just enough but not enough so that they may not do anything collectively about it after seeing it. Then the the STS hierarchy wins.
If they showed the true horror of it in its details then the movie might get rejected or get the people angry. So people wake up just a little bit like the pods in the matrix but not enough where enough momentum builds up for collective forceful action. So let's say they go back to sleep again. Then the collective awakened consciousness, as a result of the movie, is now food for the STS hierarchy and gets "eaten," since this heirarchy eats consciousness, a feast for sure, along with the loss of free will (which is like "money" to them) since the people who have woken up voluntarily give their free will up to said hierarchy thru collective inaction and makes people even more asleep then before. That just crossed my mind but I haven't seen the movie yet. Just a theory (maybe a bad one). Fwiw.
Well, it shouldn't. This topic, like many others, is not black and white but nuanced, mainly because people and their motivations are complex (which includes a lot of fallibility and good intentions falling short and bad intentions ending up doing good). Everyone on this planet exists along a spectrum, and the vast, VAST majority are not cleaved to one end or the other.
The law of three states that: "there is black, white, and the specific situation that determines which is which" but when the determination is made, the conclusion is usually that it's some shade of grey. That doesn't stop us from drawing a conclusion or taking action, but it will often be - especially on topics that are global in scope - with a significant amount of doubt in the moment as to the correctness of the conclusion drawn of action taken. Only afterwards are we able to get a reasonably solid idea about whether or not we were, generally-speaking, correct in our assessment.
Thankfully, the stakes involved in most conclusions we draw and action we take are not very high, even if they sometimes cause us to suffer. But through suffering we not only learn ( which includes learning how to avoid unnecessary suffering), but develop an awareness that life is difficult for everyone, and that can motivate us to minimize suffering and maximize joy, for both ourselves and others, which I suppose is empathy.
He thought it was very well made in every way and it reminded him of several other cases which he describes...
Missing 411- David Paulides Reviews the Movie, The Sound of Freedom"
After reading this thread (in zig-zag), and particularly the posts between aragorn and Heather, I can understand by following her links a little, the reasons for her persistence, because indeed if Tim Ballard is not only what he says, but what's more, if he's in the same boat as paedophiles, and he's praised as a hero, entitled to his own biopic, getting rich as never before on the backs of the children he claims to defend and protect, that's one hell of a case of reverse pathological engineering for the masses.
Before continuing, I'd like to make a brief aside about spies and infiltrators in various political, social, economic, cultural and criminal circles.
We have the image of Bond, James Bond, but in the field, it is advisable for the spy to have done some acting to interpret his role without being discovered, and for that the best weapon is not his handgun, or his other gadgets, but his empathy, or at least his profound ability to play on empathy to attract the trust and sympathy of others, in order to subtract information for the accomplishment of his mission, in The Wave III, there is this adequate passage:
"...The greatest dangers are those lures and traps designed to seduce him with kindness, sympathy, love and beauty!
Sound of Freedom': one of its major investors is arrested for alleged child abduction
Fabian Marta, a Sound of Freedom investor, was arrested for allegedly kidnapping a minor in the United States.
Sound of Freedom never ceases to generate noise. This time, however, it does so because of a situation far removed from the conspiracy theories that surround it. Fabian Marta, one of the main investors in the film, was arrested in the United States for allegedly being involved in the kidnapping of a minor.
Of course, the news comes as a surprise because Sound of Freedom is about a child trafficking ring. According to information from the British newspaper Daily Mail, Marta is among the thousands of people who opened their wallets to finance the making of the film. The accused, thanks to his economic position, would have made a considerable donation.
Fabian Marta was arrested on July 23 in St. Louis, Missouri. He is charged with kidnapping a 14-year-old girl. Due to the sensitivity of the matter, state authorities have not released any further information, and will remain so while the usual investigative process unfolds.
As far as children are concerned, it's difficult to remain calm in the face of their predators, and in this case, shouldn't we wait until we have a better view, or is that not necessary, given the atmosphere surrounding this film?Sound of Freedom': one of its major investors is arrested for alleged child abduction
Fabian Marta, a Sound of Freedom investor, was arrested for allegedly kidnapping a minor in the United States.
Indeed, it's the forte of psychopathic beings to blame the victims for the crimes of which they are guilty.As for what you say in your post, which I quote here. It reminds me of a well-worn phrase: The thief judges others by his own condition. That is, it usually happens that those who most vehemently denounce and point out the crime of another person, usually the denouncer is also a perpetuator of a crime.
Nice!!! He's literally Hitler that Putin... but like... inverted, he's protecting children instead of hurting them... still though!!! on a massive scale!!Well, JEEP, that's going to get a whole lot of "woke" folk's panties in a bunch.
More popcorn, please.
Well, the Spanish page claims that it was a 14 year old girl, and cited The Daily Mail as their source.. but The Daily Mail doesn't say it was a girl, or that it was 14 years of age.. all they say is that the St. Louis police department have not shared any further details.. so where did the Spanish folks get her age and gender?As for what you say in your post, which I quote here. It reminds me of a well-worn phrase: The thief judges others by his own condition. That is, it usually happens that those who most vehemently denounce and point out the crime of another person, usually the denouncer is also a perpetuator of a crime.
But liberals have called it a far-right recruiting tool that promotes the QAnon conspiracy theory, which claims a cabal of pedophiles from Hollywood and the Democratic Party are kidnapping children and harvesting their blood.
Meanwhile, conservatives have lavished Sound of Freedom with praise for speaking to a section of blue-collar America, which they say has been snubbed by Hollywood elites.
It has become a cause célèbre for right-wing pundits like Jordan Peterson and Ben Shapiro, while Trump hosted a screening of the film at his New Jersey golf club on Wednesday.
I wasn't going to comment any more in this thread, because I had seen that the exchange was getting a bit heated between users and when it's like that, it's better to get off the wagon. But I could not leave the news unattended.
Now, I quote what you say because I have just seen the following news, and then with the following observation.
This is yet another good example of how people jump to conclusions too quickly. As always, this news bit has, at the very least, another version which can be found e.g., here:Sound of Freedom': one of its major investors is arrested for alleged child abduction
Fabian Marta, a Sound of Freedom investor, was arrested for allegedly kidnapping a minor in the United States.
Now, we can't of course say that this version above is 100% correct/true either but still, it provides a counter argument that should be considered. Another 'at the very least' thing is, if it's even close to true that this man donated 200$ to the film, which apparently was part of a crowd funding with over 6000 funders so....so what!? C'mon man, 200$, that's not in any way significant!The man who was arrested last week is Fabian Marta, who lives in Chesterfield, Missouri, outside of St. Louis. Marta donated $200 to Angel Studios for the production of this movie.
Fabian Marta is an innocent man. Marta is a landlord who was caught up in a child custody case. According to KMOX, “The probable cause statement against Marta, 51, alleges he helped somebody who had unlawfully taken her children and interfered with the return of the two children to their lawful parent “by refusing to allow police access to the residence and impeding the kidnapping investigation.”
Marta owns the property where the woman lives, who refused to give her children back to their father.
Marta is not a child kidnapper. He owns the property.
So, the question remains, why are some people so quickly accepting these 'news articles' to discredit the film? Is it an underlying/unidentified programming that produces this bias, or some weird 4D influence?
The McMartin Case was a court case of satanic ritualized sexual abuse at a pre-school day care center in the 1980s. The case began with a 1983 complaint against the McMartin family, owners of the day care center, in California, which went on to charge them with the sexual abuse of 360 children and the performance of ritualistic animal sacrifices in subway tunnels within the facility. After six years of trial, no convictions were obtained and all charges were dropped. When it ended in 1990, it had been the longest and most expensive criminal trial in American history. The case was part of the daycare sex abuse hysteria, a moral panic about sexual and ritual abuse in the 1980s and early 1990s in the United States.
I would say, as already being said, patern recognition going amok. Once you starting to see paterns, you see it anywhere. Works almost as a drug. Plus, you are feeling smart and important. Needs lot of energy to pull yourself out of that.This is yet another good example of how people jump to conclusions too quickly. As always, this news bit has, at the very least, another version which can be found e.g., here:
PURE EVIL: Latest Media Attack Against "Sound of Freedom" Is Complete BS - Steve Bannon Responds, "It's Just a Bald-Faced Lie!" (Video) | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft
The mainstream media has done everything it can to push people away from the historic film “Sound of Freedom” by Angel Studios on the scourge of child sex trafficking in the world today.www.thegatewaypundit.com
Quote from the above:
Now, we can't of course say that this version above is 100% correct/true either but still, it provides a counter argument that should be considered. Another 'at the very least' thing is, if it's even close to true that this man donated 200$ to the film, which apparently was part of a crowd funding with over 6000 funders so....so what!? C'mon man, 200$, that's not in any way significant!
So, the question remains, why are some people so quickly accepting these 'news articles' to discredit the film? Is it an underlying/unidentified programming that produces this bias, or some weird 4D influence?
I hear you, but I think in those cases the best approach is to take time to digest the information and remind oneself to think critically, to realize that one is emotionally exhausted of the lies and that emotionality won't aid in approaching the truth, it will hinder that approach. That emotionality will cause one to jump to conclusions, to validate a notion that "everyone is evil".Well, I think we have to admit that when you are tired of so many lies you become quite susceptible to the comings and goings of information and disinformation. I just know that there are two things here that seem to me to be on equal strength and that makes it difficult to elucidate where the truth lies.
So, the question remains, why are some people so quickly accepting these 'news articles' to discredit the film? Is it an underlying/unidentified programming that produces this bias, or some weird 4D influence?