Former Navy SEAL Exposes Over 3,000 High Level Elite Pedophiles - Media Silent
"Until now, pedophiles have enjoyed a counter-productive level of privacy from the media.
That puts more children at risk.
I have to go independent to get around the gatekeepers in the mainstream media who refuse
to report on it."
The federal Trafficking Victims Protection Act defines sex trafficking as �the recruitment,
harboring, transportation, provision, obtaining, patronizing, or soliciting of a person for
the purposes of a commercial sex act.�
Every year, more than 100,000 children fall victim to sex trafficking in the United States.
Some of the top ranking American defense personnel, intelligence analysts, and federal law enforcement
officers are pedophiles who access and download child pornography on their work and home computers.
However, the Pentagon, the NSA, and the CIA show no interest in investigating and prosecuting
their highly-disciplined, high-profile, and high-ranking child pornographers.
But Craig Sawyer � a former Navy SEAL who has in the past provided security to politicians
and dignitaries including Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Donald Rumsfeld, and John Negroponte
� is determined to expose elite pedophile rings and bring the vile perpetrators to justice.
Sawyer started Veterans For Child Rescue (V4CR) �to EXPOSE that which has been covered up
and suppressed � the dark and disgusting world of pedophile trafficking rings.
�These rings include members from every level of our society and involve unthinkable
trauma inflicted upon innocent babies and children � the soul of our nation.�
The V4CR members, who make up a VIPR Team (Veterans Investigating Pedophile Rings),
come from the highest levels of military special operations, federal law enforcement, international
counter-poaching operations, the intelligence community, the diplomatic community and film
& television.
�Until now, pedophiles have enjoyed a counter-productive level of privacy from the media.
That puts more children at risk.
�Together, we can work with federal and local law enforcement to help arrest these
predators and liberate the child victims.
�This abuse must first be brought to light before it can be cleaned up.
V4CR was created to shine that light.
We will expose this crisis through joint operations with law enforcement and sharing the truth
in an unflinching television documentary-series for the world to see.
�Through this, we hope to force stronger punitive legislation and create a non-permissive
public environment to help reverse this life-shattering trend
of abuse.�
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CAMILLA SOUTH - EXCHANGE YOUR CUSTOM CONTENT - Duration: 5:56.
Hi, I welcome you to today's video
Where do we make a sim
To the competition
On parenthood
This competition is about:
To create its own content Sim
and then to edit the content.
I like this idea.
i don't have PARENTHOOD in the game
and that's why I get involved in competition
If you want to involve you
you have a video link in infobox
That's all, enjoy video and bye...
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Meine eigene Visitenkarten?! /Breakdance Aktion/Upload-Plan?/The Face YT - Duration: 4:31.
Julian?
Yes?
Want a present from me?
Yes, clearly a present
But you have to do something for it
Andi_offic tells you on an Instagram stream that you should do some moves like on your pics
Are you ready for this task?
Yes clear for a present always but what am I to do?
Then go and make the best of it
Okay let's go
(Music)
And where are my presents now?
Here
Ooooooo
(Music)
Friends remains in any case until the end because it comes at the end of a very important vote and it would be nice if you would vote there
And now I want to come back to these business cards
Because I've ordered a couple of these business cards
From the front they look like this and from the rear so
I will also show somewhere here a picture
In any case, many of you will ask why he ordered with 50 subscribers so which business cards
I have made these business cards because I have the experience when you make a video outside
The people a question what do you do there anyway why you take a Canon
And I say then I make YouTube and then want to know how I am on YouTube
This is always totally complicate because then their mobile phone take out and then write it all down
But that takes a lot of time
But I have little time with the record a video
Because I want to create something
Because I want yes per week you want to make a video available
And that's why I thought I'd make these cards
And then I can say so simply:
Here I make YouTube and you can also go by
And then I give the card and then that is eaten
In any case, I have made these cards and I am definitely very satisfied with the look also very fresh
And that is why I would say go to the vote
Namely I wanted you questions when I should upload a video
When it suits you best
So you can vote somewhere up here
In any case, it makes me happy because then I know what you want
And then that was already from this video I hope you liked it shows simply with a thumb up and then I would say times then look
Last video Random video
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Farming Simulator 17 FLAIL MOWERS - Duration: 15:44.
HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel in this video I will show You Two FLAIL MOWERS mods With FLAIL MOWERS you can Clean Your Farm From greens .
Sicma Multigrind 200 2m Working Width 16Km/h Working Speed
Picadora Agram Two models Broyeur 1M6 1.6m Working Width 10Km/h Working Speed Broyeur 2M 2m Working Width 10Km/h Working Speed
Unfold Multigrind 200 X KEY You Adjust Multigrind 200 With Mouse Click
Unfold Broyeur X KEY
To test This Mod I will use the UNIMOG U400
In the one truck I have attach the FAUCHEUX LOADER and the Fliegl PowerPro Broom
I thought those tools will work like mowers that is the reason I pick the boom And Attach and extra A/R Frame Trailer to other Unimog but they left nothing behind They Just remove the grass
I think to check if it's disappear the grass from the feeder too The Answer is No
Ok let's check the Broyeur 2M now
Fliegl PowerPro Broom convert the grass to manure
I was looking for this Blue Building Near by the Forage mixer But I did not see it :PPPP
Let's Check if this little Unimog can pull the 70.000 Grant tanker
ahhahahaah
If you enjoy watching my videos... Give thumb up SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE And for any question ( or just for say HI!!) LET comment I will be happy to answer you...... bb
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now down there...was that a jump? nope...
now there's a jump
where I have to be careful
cause the first jump had a long landing and the second one was way too short
that was a case
back down
down here is more elevation..
few more jumps would be nice
I'm probably too fast
uhm... that way
could be steeper in some section.. but other than that it's cool
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Axe Clean Your Balls Ad - Duration: 3:06.
Hi there
I'm Denese Saintclaire
And I'm so excited to introduce my co-host
For today's exciting event
Former champion of the Albuquerque Open
It's Monica Blake, everybody
I'm thrilled to be here, Denese
Why don't we get started?
Absolutely
So, no one wants to play with dirty equipment
That's why you have to keep your balls clean
The problem is
Bar of soap
Just doesn't cut it
See?
Still dirty
Well, how can guys clean their balls so that they're more enjoyable to play with?
Well, there's finally a tool that can really get the job done
The Axe detailer
Cleans your balls
Why don't we start with these small balls?
With the soft side for lather
And the rough side for scrubbing
This can make any balls sparkly and new
Go ahead and play with these clean balls, Denese
Wow
I could play with these balls all day
Let's see if the audience has any questions
You there
Can it clean these filthy balls?
Throw those fuzzy suckers down here
Look
Cleans right through the prickly surface
What about my ball sack?
Just plop it right here and let's get to work
That's a big ball sack
Monica, it looks like we have time for one more demonstration
Come out here, Mr. Hackerman
Monica, can you help me with these dirty balls?
Hank, the Axe detailer offers such a crazy clean
It can even clean your old balls
Wow
They look like new
Incredible
There really is no nook or cranny that thing can't clean
You are a true champion, Monica
If you've got dirty balls that need cleaning
Call now and you can get a free detailer
Or just visit the Axe shower gel aisle at your closest retailer
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MASSIVE RANSOMWARE ATTACK IS CAUSING CHAOS IN AIRPORTS, BANKS - politics - Duration: 1:42.
MASSIVE RANSOMWARE ATTACK IS CAUSING CHAOS IN AIRPORTS, BANKS AND MORE WORLDWIDE
THE NEXT WEB A massive ransomware attack is causing havoc
at airports, banks and many other institutions across Europe.
It remains unclear who is behind the ttack, but Moscow-based security firm Group-IB told
Reuters it appears to be a coordinated effort simultaneously targeting victims in Russia
and Ukraine.
While the attack seems to be more widely spread in Russia and Ukraine, it is also affecting
companies in Denmark, Spain and the US.
So far several companies have reported experiencing issues, including Copenhagen-based shipping
giant A.P. Moller-Maersk and Russia�s top oil producer Rosneft:
We can confirm that Maersk IT systems are down across multiple sites and business units.
We are currently assessing the situation.
� Maersk (@Maersk) June 27, 2017 Global ransomware attack.
#Petya
Harbour terminals Airports
Electricity grids Banks
Factory�s Offices
Insurance company�s Military
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Excuse me
May I help you?
Yes!
I'm looking for blistering plasters
Just straight ahead and then to the left
Okay, thank you
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Sofia Coppola Talks About Remaking The Brutal, Feminine 'The Beguilled'| HitFix - Duration: 2:31.
When did you come across the story and realize
that you just had to take a crack at telling it?
A couple years ago my friend Anne Ross said I just watched this movie The Beguiled
And she said "Oh I think you would love it, I think you need to remake it."
And I thought, I would never remake someone else's film
But I when I saw it, it just stayed in my mind and I understood what she was talking about.
And it's a story about this group of women, the original film was told through the point of view
of the soldier who comes across them.
And I thought oh I would love to know the story of these women and what it was like for them.
And just sort of tell the same story from the other side of it
To me this is definitely a genre film. It's a thriller and it even has some scary moments.
Do you think that you would do another genre film now that you've done this?
For me it was like fun and a challenge of how to do something, and I love the southern gothic
and all the kind of symbols of that of candelabras and spiky gates.
But how to do that in my own style was a fun exercise.
But I think I love that it was wartime and it's savage and brutal but then there's a layer
of manners over it.
One of the things I found fascinating was the role of etiquette
and how etiquette was almost this code that people relied on.
Yeah I thought that was a big, important part and also the movie gets so brutal
and it's under this layer of lady-like manners
Sofia sent us a book of like etiquette of that time, like different manners of how to be a good southern lady.
A lot of it had to with how to impress a man. Like if a man is in the house
how everything changes and how you're supposed to just do everything for him.
You do see in the film how that slowly
those manners go out the window.
That's the fun of the story I think because it shifts
and you discover who's really beguiling who.
This feels like a period film but to me it also feels very contemporary and very timeless.
Why do you think that is? Is it the relationship between men and women?
Is it the psychology of their characters?
The kind of mystery between men and women, I've always found that an interesting topic.
And then this is in such a heightened way, so I think you get to really indulge that side.
If you were to have one thing that people think about when they leave the theatre
after they've seen this film, what do you want them to be asking themselves?
I mean I love leaving that to the audience. I never have a message I want people to take away
But I hope they have a good experience, I hope they enjoy it.
Because it's fun to see with an audience and to laugh and to get freaked out.
To have a whole experience, so I hope people see it especially together in a theatre.
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The Mid Year Book Freak Out Tag! [CC] - Duration: 9:17.
Hi everyone, it's Lily, and today I'm going to be doing the mid-year book freakout
tag. This tag was created by Chami from ReadLikeWildfire and I will link the original
video down below in the description. First of all before I get into the tag I
just want to apologize for the fact that I sound so bunged up today, I am a bit
sick, I'm not really that sick otherwise I wouldn't be filming, I just have really
bad hay fever and so I have a bunged up nose and i keep sneezing and my eyes aren't too
itchy today because it's raining but I also have a bit of a cough and a bit of a headache.
It's not fun, I don't like pollen. So I've been wanting to do this tag for ages and I wanted
to do it last year and I really didn't know why I didn't do it, I think I just
must have missed the time to do it and by the time that I thought about doing
it, it was too late to film and edit. But I'm really excited to do this video, I think it
has a lot of great questions to help you reflect on the year so far so let's get
into it. The first question is the best book you've read
so far in 2017 and there were definitely a few contenders for this. But I think the
best one that I've read so far this year is The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas.
I'm sure that this is a lot of people's answer for this question but honestly
like there were definitely a few other contenders but I think just the mix in
this book of the incredible characters, incredible family dynamics, the writing,
the humour, the references, the really important subject matter it talks about
and the fact that this is all packed into a debut novel just makes it so
phenomenal and so fantastic and definitely worth the hype that it has been getting. I
just was so happy that this book lived up to my expectations and that it was just
as incredible as everyone was saying. If you haven't read this you really really
should. Number two is the best sequel that you've read so far in 2017. To be
honest I think I've only read two but this would win anyway because it's on my
favorite books of the year list already and I love it and that is The Unbound
by Victoria Schwab. I read this I think back in February and I don't know what
overcame me but I just felt so connected to this book. This book is the sequel to
The Archived by Victoria Schwab, it's really really good and for some reason I
just really connected to these books and these characters, to this even more so,
this book had so many tropes I just love. Like the romance had so many tropes
I love, like the main relationship, and it looks at PTSD and trauma and I just
remember racing through it, i remember feeling so connected to it and so connected to the
characters and I hadn't felt that way about a book in so long and I just loved
the reading experience of this book, it was such good time. Number three is a new release that
you haven't read yet but want to. For this I kind of have two and the first one is
The Names They Gave Us by Emery Lord. I haven't read an Emery Lord book yet but this
literally just sounds so much up my street and the only reason I haven't read this yet
is because I've been just reading books for YALC and Emery Lord is not gonna be at YALC
so I can't really read it yet but as soon as YALC is over, this is
definitely going to be a book that I get to And then a book that I really should
read before YALC is Our Dark Duet by Victoria Schwab. I read This Savage Song last year
and I really really enjoyed it. I don't know I haven't read this yet, it took me a
while to pick up as well like it took me about two weeks after it came out for me to
actually get it and I don't know why. I don't know ... why haven't I read this yet?!
Like she's going to be at YALC so it's not even like I have the like 'oh they're not gonna be at YALC so i'll
read them after' excuse like I need to just read it. Number is your most
anticipated release for the second half of 2017 and I think for this one for me,
I really struggled with thinking of books that I'm like super excited for. But I am really
excited for The Language of Thorns by Leigh Bardugo. This is a kind of collection of
short stories that are kind of myths and stuff set in the Grisha World. So they're
like the myths that the characters of the Grisha World
learn as children and things like that. And I love mythology and fairy tales and
stories like that and so like just learning more about the Grisha world
which is a world that I love, this is going to be amazing and the samplers
that I've from people who've hauled them from BEA look incredibly beautiful. Number
five is biggest disappointment of the year so far and to be honest I haven't
rated a tonne of books below three stars. The only book that I've rated one
star so far this year that was really disappointing, was Caraval by Stephanie
Garber. The premise isn't exactly something that I would go for but
because it was so hyped by everyone else and it did sound interesting, I picked
it up. And, it just, there was nothing good about it to me I did not like anything
in it. The characters were flat, the world-building was lackluster, the plot
was all over the place, the writing was all over the place to me, I just didn't get
this book. And that's fine, that's my opinion, if you loved this book that is
completely your opinion and totally valid but there was like nothing I liked about
this book and that's so disappointing. Number 6 is the biggest surprise of
the year so far and that is definitely Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire.
I just didn't know what to expect from this book and I didn't think I would
like it that much because it's so short so I didn't think I was going to connect it
very well. And I really love this book, this was like a
4.5/5 out of 5 star book for me and I just loved the characters, I love the
world, I thought it was so whimsical and magical and talked about some really
great things and so much in such like a tiny book and I really really enjoyed it
so that definitely came as a surprise to me. Nmber 7 is your favorite new author in
2017 and I don't really consider someone like a favorite author until I've read at least
two of their books and I've really really enjoyed them. So there have been a couple authors like Angie Thomas that I've read a book of theirs this year and I'm definitely
anticipating reading more from, but I don't really consider them a favourite until I've
read more than one book. So someone I read a second book of this year and loved
was Nina LaCour. I read Everything Leads to You last year then I read We Are Okay
this year and I've loved both of them, I thought they were both amazing and she's
definitely like an auto-buy author now, definitely a new favourite author that I will
just probably buy anything she publishes from now because I think she's great.
Number eight is newest fictional crush and to be honest like I don't really
crush on characters very much, but I definitely was with Jo in Georgia
Peach and Other Forbidden Fruit with crushing on Mary Carson I was like, when I was
reading that book I was like, I get you Jo like ... same. Number nine is newest
favorite character and I think for me this is Will Parry from The His Dark
Materials series. I really liked Northern Lights and then I read The Subtle Knife this
year and for some reason I just really connected to Will, I thought he was
adorable and like whenever I was reading it I was just like 'protect Will Parry at
all costs', like please make sure he's okay I love him and I just wish him the
best and I'm really scared for him when I read The Amber Spyglass later this
year. Number 10 is a book that made you cry and I actually cry at quite a lot of books
nowadays, I never used to cry at books and this year I have just been sobbing at so
many. But the book that I just remember weeping at and that made me
cry for like a good hour after I finished it was We Are Okay by Nina
Lacour. This book is a book that talked about grief. Just a way that Nina Lacour
wrote about grief in this book was so raw and realistic and just really hit
home to me and I just remember reading the last few pages of this book and just
like sobbing because it was just so well done. Number 11 is a book that made you
happy and this book made me cry and laugh but it made me laugh a lot as well and
that is Sofia Khan is Not Obliged by Ayisha Malik. This is also a book that
surprised me, I went into it and I was just like I don't know if I'm going to like
this because I don't read a lot of like women's fiction or chick lit or whatever
it's called. This book just, I really connected to it. It made laugh, it's so
funny and but it also made me cry because I felt so connected to the
characters and I just think they're so funny and realistic and it just talks
about the really important issues whilst also be light-hearted and like
self-aware and I just really really enjoyed it. Number 12 is your favorite
book to movie adaptation that you've seen so far this year and I've seen a
couple book to movie adaptations, but the only one I've seen the movie of that I also read
the book of was A Monster Calls. And I do love the book and I did love the movie.
I thought the movie was incredible and the screenplay was written by Patrick Ness
and it was just beautiful and I cried from like the second minute throughout
the entire movie until the end. The story is something that means a lot to me, it's
very personal to me and I just thought the movie was incredible and if you haven't
seen the A Monster Calls adaptation, please do because it's so good. Next
question is your favorite video that you've made so far this year. I think for
this one there were kind of two. I really really liked my unpopular opinions book
tag video because I'd be wanting to do it for so long and I really liked the
way it turned out and just the discussion in the comments and stuff
like that because I love those types of videos. And
then I also really really liked my diversity bingo recommendations video
because that video obviously took a lot of work, a lot of researching books and
thinking about books and going through the diversity bingo sheet and just
putting it together took a really long time and I really liked the way it turned
out as well so I really liked those two. The next question is the most beautiful
book you have bought or received so far this year and that definitely has to go to
Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor. It's so blue which speaks to my
ravenclaw soul and just shiny and like look at that and like look at that, and that.
It is stunning and like even the page there, it's just so beautiful. And then
finally what are some books that you need to read by the end of the year and I
have a few for these, I have like a list of five that are like the main ones I really
really need to get to by the end of this year. And those are Uprooted by Naomi
Novik, I'll give you the Sun by Jandy Nelson, The Remains of the Day by Kazuo
Ishiguro. Only Ever Yours by Louise O'Neill, and another book by Chimimanda Ngozi Adichie
because I really want to read either Purple Hibiscus or Half of a Yellow
Sun but I'm not really fussed about which one. So yeah guys that was the mid year book
freak out tag, I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Let me know some of your
answers to these questions in the comments down below and what's been your
favorite book of the year so far? I hope you guys are all having a lovely
day and I'll see you soon in another video. Bye guys!
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Декоративный камень для строительства коттеджей - Duration: 2:08.
I myself do, production "decorative tiles" made of concrete with additives that has a very very low cost, with high ROI. To establish the production of these tiles is very easy and in the power of one person. I can say that the production of 1 sq. m. production costs 35-40 rubles, but when you add "concentrate" (I make it myself) the cost is reduced to 6-15 rubles per sq. m. depending on the type of stone. Thus, at a cost of 6-15 rubles (the cost does not include the salary - I do it all by myself) You get a profit from every square meter in size 305 rubles (selling, for example, $ 10) . Making 20 sq. m. per day (this is quite possible, although it requires effort, but You can always hire people and for much larger amounts), You will get at least 140-180 thousand rubles per month. If You have (or later acquire) "Gazelle", You will be able to earn more on shipping. To further increase profit by hiring a few people for stonework, thereby You can offer a full range of services "From A to z," which is very popular with customers - they even do this kind of thing is not necessary. To sell the products quite easily - the demand is high, because one 2-storey cottage requires at least 300-400 sq. m.
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