In an era marked by an alarming rise in child trafficking, with an estimated 2+ million children being trafficked globally, the crime surpasses drug and illegal arms trade. One film is bringing these unsettling statistics to light, while also raising eyebrows in Hollywood's elite circles. This film is none other than "Sound of Freedom," featuring Mel Gibson, a figure no stranger to Hollywood controversy.
"Sound of Freedom," based on true events, tells a harrowing tale of children mysteriously disappearing along the Mexico border amidst speculations about a huge drug trafficking ring. Premiering in Australia on August 24, the film has been raising interest and causing ripples of shock. But why was a film with such a critical message originally shunned by the Hollywood elites and shelved for five years?
Some allege that this crucial exposé on child trafficking was intentionally silenced because it cast an uncomfortable spotlight on the powerful and influential in Hollywood. The film dared to highlight their potential complicity in these abhorrent crimes. However, these allegations remain speculative and largely unsubstantiated.
While "Sound of Freedom" focuses on the factual issue of child trafficking, it has also sparked conversations about the QAnon conspiracy theory, a narrative alleging a global cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles ruling the world. Followers of this theory implicate various high-ranking Democrats and Hollywood celebrities in heinous crimes against children.
Sound of Freedom - GOD’S CHILDREN ARE NOT FOR SALE
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Mel Gibson: “The first step in eradicating this crime is awareness.”
Jim Caviezel: “I am so proud to be a part of this impactful film. In fact, l'd say this is the second most important film I've done after 'The Passion Of The… pic.twitter.com/g6mJGWRWLX
Although Gibson's film aligns with the theme of powerful entities exploiting the vulnerable, it is important to note that it aims to validate QAnon's Consipracy theory whilst exposing the real-world crisis of child trafficking.
Further fueling the controversy is Disney's initial reluctance to release the film. Disney may have been hesitant due to the dark and sensitive subject matter, fearing the potential reputational harm and the risk of alienating their audience. The potential association between "Sound of Freedom" and QAnon, no matter how unintentional, might have added to their discomfort.
Despite past decisions and ongoing controversies, the film now offers an opportunity to confront the harrowing reality of child trafficking and provoke global action against this crisis.
As we delve deeper into this issue, we urge you to watch the insightful video below that sheds more light on the matters at stake:
Awareness is the first step towards change. Let's use this opportunity to better understand, discuss, and take action against the pressing issue of child trafficking. Only through informed, collective action can we hope to shield our children from such atrocities.
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What is QAnon?
QAnon is the umbrella term for a set of internet conspiracy theories that allege, falsely, that the world is run by a cabal of Satan-worshiping pedophiles.
QAnon followers believe that this cabal includes top Democrats like President Joseph R. Biden Jr., Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and George Soros, as well as a number of entertainers and Hollywood celebrities like Oprah Winfrey, Tom Hanks and Ellen DeGeneres and religious figures including Pope Francis and the Dalai Lama. Many of them also believe that, in addition to molesting children, members of this group kill and eat their victims to extract a life-extending chemical called adrenochrome.
According to QAnon lore, former President Donald J. Trump was recruited by top military generals to run for president in 2016 to break up this criminal conspiracy and bring its members to justice. Many of these cabal members will soon be arrested, the theory goes, and some will be imprisoned at Guantánamo Bay, while others will face military tribunals and be executed.
