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how do you feel about those kids faces being posted on the internet? on this page even!
originally posted by: aynock
i seem to be on my own here
if this is a good place for the promotion of fraudsters like the woman in the op, it's not the place for me
i suggest you all send her a donation
originally posted by: aynock
a reply to: WakeUpBeer
My only comments related to charities and general causes against pedophilia/victims etc.
how do you feel about those kids faces being posted on the internet? on this page even!
originally posted by: muchmadness Apparently the police, who made these videos, weren't too concerned about it.
originally posted by: muchmadness
I'm no psychologist, but when the girl was describing the process used to sacrifice the baby, specifically describing the variety of knife and the type of string used to tie the baby up, getting into detail about which cupboard the blood gathering bowl was kept in and where it was in relation to the door of the room, and how they moved the knife at sort of a "medium speed" so that the head was not completely severed, the sheer amount of detail given seems like it would be very difficult to pull off so completely naturally for a 9-year-old. I know that I certainly couldn't tell a story like that as convincingly.
And what would be the point of forcing a girl and boy to memorize such an insanely elaborate and detailed story, one that -because of the glut of specific detail, including tattoos and piercings on the bodies of the alleged perpetrators - would be very easy to disprove?
originally posted by: Sevka
Someone on another alternative news website posted a link to the actual police interviews yesterday. Within hours they had been deleted.
originally posted by: aynock
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
a reply to: aynock
a mother films her kids telling the most vile stories imaginable about their father and other named people and posts it on the internet - no attempt to hide the kids identities, so it will effectively be with them for the rest of their lives
they claim dozens of people are killing babies and drinking their blood every wednesday at a school, and many many more depraved and vile acts - and the kids relate their participation in it with no sign of reticence or trauma or embarrassment at all - all the time being audibly led and prompted by two unseen adults - and there's absolutely no evidence provided beyond this video
when the police look at it they take the kids away from the mother - not because it's malicious lies but because it's a cover up
and we should believe this all on the word of the mother?
originally posted by: TechUnique
originally posted by: aynock
a reply to: TechUnique
I will be conducting further interviews with Sabine so if you guys have any questions you want me to ask her please feel free to do so either here
ask her if it's a money making scam
link
link
i watched the video with the kids being interviewed - it looks 100% bogus to me - ask to see an accounting of the 'donations' she's asking for
I will most certainly not be asking those questions!
originally posted by: muchmadness
originally posted by: aynock
a reply to: WakeUpBeer
My only comments related to charities and general causes against pedophilia/victims etc.
how do you feel about those kids faces being posted on the internet? on this page even!
Actually, several much longer and more detailed videos of the children have appeared online in which they describe their experiences at length and are identified by their full names. Apparently the police, who made these videos, weren't too concerned about it.
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: Sevka
Someone on another alternative news website posted a link to the actual police interviews yesterday. Within hours they had been deleted.
The UK police would not publish interviews with children, or details of their medical examinations.
originally posted by: TechUnique
a reply to: WakeUpBeer
I might ask her how any donations will help and what they will be used for. I'm not promising anything though because it is going against every fiber in my being and it's making me feel sick just typing this and thinking about it.
originally posted by: Sevka
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: Sevka
Someone on another alternative news website posted a link to the actual police interviews yesterday. Within hours they had been deleted.
The UK police would not publish interviews with children, or details of their medical examinations.
I agree with you entirely, but I do not think the police published them. I think they were leaked.
I watched the leaked police interviews before they were deleted and they were real. I also read the medical examination reports which were scans of the original documents and these looked the real deal to me.
The following is taken from the Times Newspaper of Tuesday 13 March 1990:
NSPCC says ritual child abuse rife by Libby Jukes & Richard Duce
Children as young as five are being forced to take part in
bizarre sex and satanic rituals, the National Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children said yesterday.
Satanic rites involving drugs, animal sacrifices and the
drinking of urine and blood are causing “great anxiety” to
the NSPCC. It says there is widespread evidence of child
pornography and sex rings.
The charity is calling for the Government and police to act
after seven investigating teams has reported ritualistic
abuse.
Mr Jim Harding, the NSPCC child care director, said that in
many cases of ritual abuse “threats are made to the children
to control them and to try to keep them silent about what
has happened”.
He described a horrifying catalogue of reported ceremonies
in which urine and blood were drunk while children aged only
five and adults wore masks and costumes.
“Sometimes animals are abused and killed. Sometimes there is
sexual activity between adults in view of children. Drugs or
alcohol are often used, and the children are made to drink
the alcohol or administer the drugs.”
Ritualistic abuse “has connotations with some kind of
supernatural symbolic behaviour,” he said.
The society and the Department of Health are wring together
to tackle the problem and will hold a meeting in the next
few weeks with police, social services departments and
churches to “try to make some sort of early estimates about
how common this behaviour is, and also consider how best to
deal with the problems of organised abuse”.
A spokeswoman for the charity said: “There may well not be
any evidence in terms of the police being able to make
prosecutions – in such cases you frequently only have the
childs’ evidence and sometimes that child is too young to
give evidence in court.
“Children involved in organised abuse may be frightened and
even under questioning find it difficult to express what has
happened to them.
“However, we are absolutely sure that we are dealing with a
problem that’s happening and that the children we are
dealing with are telling us the truth.”
Seven NSPCC teams reported finding evidence of children
being caught up in ritual abuse, while another seven
expressed fears that they had found youngsters who could
have been involved in similar activities. Scotland Yard says
it has no firm evidence of satanic or ritualistic abuse, but
concedes that young victims might be terrified into silence.
The spokeswoman said police were working closely with the
charity in the areas where the first seven teams operated.
“We cannot identify those areas because to do so would
endanger the lives of the children and the social workers
involved.”
A survey of the 66 child protection teams in England, Wales
and Northern Ireland found that 14 teams had received
reports of ritual abuse from children and seven of them were
working directly with children who had been ritually abused,
sometimes in groups of 20.
Presenting the society’s annual report, Mr Christopher
Brown, the director, said that the year ending September
1989, in which income rose 33 per cent to œ26 million, had
seen record activity for the society. About 54,000 children
were helped, 12.5 per cent more than in the previous year.
The society saw more than 5,000 cases of physical abuse,
4,500 of neglect and 3,600 of sexual abuse.