Sound of Freedom

[Holly]

Good to see there's finally some action on this thread.
Took you all long enough

So you're just looking for traffic, you don't actually believe what you posted?

If so it's a waste of everyone's time.

Of course you have to come in with your pointless snide remarks.
That seems to be your favourite pastime.

Do you actually ever have anything of substance to add?

[ArchieG]

"Since its surprising toppling of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at the U.S. box office in July, it has rocketed into the top ten highest-grossing films of the year"

https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/sound-of-freedom-film-2023

Oh wow, that's really good news, I didn't know that.

It's still very peculiar that Hollywood and most of the elite remain shtum about it, as if child trafficking doesn't exist.
It's also rather weird that so many hiccups all over various cinemas in the US seem to happen while the movie is being screened.
Not weird at all

If this film is helping at least some children to be saved from unimaginable torture, it has to be a good thing, am I right?
It brings awareness, so why is there not more support behind it by powerful people who have the means to stop this?

Of course child trafficking exists. But this appears to be a film about an aspect of the QAnon conspiracy group. You don’t really subscribe to that do you?

Of course I don't subscribe to QAnon, are you kidding?
I don't even know exactly what QAnon really means or stands for, and I don't really care tbh

I do know though that this film has nothing to do with anything other than reality.

But lets just say for argument sake QAnon is affiliated with this film, does that take away from reality?
Does it mean child trafficking doesn't exist?

I'm actually not sure what you're trying to say.

QAnon or not, those horrific things are happening to children, and that film is drawing attention to it.

Should we just ignore it because OMG, QAnone might be involved?

The film postulates this whole blood harvesting thing, I am led to believe. I haven’t seen it. That is a core QAnon belief, which I find incredibly far fetched. The film is fiction. Whether you choose to watch it or not therefore has nothing to do with your stance on child traffcking, which you cannot for one minute think that anyone here condones, nutcases in our own way a lot of us are.

[Guest]

Good to see there's finally some action on this thread.
Took you all long enough

So you're just looking for traffic, you don't actually believe what you posted?

WTF? or should I say WGAF???
Are you just here to troll?
Of course I believe what I'm posting, I also care very much about this subject, unlike most of you here

This is getting pathetic.
Instead of talking about child trafficking, you guys are trying to tear this film apart.
Why?
What's wrong with you?
Where are your priorities?

Just imagine one of your own children missing
You would definitely sing a different tune.

Where are the posts where anyone is tearing the film apart?

Did you watch Spotlight? The film about child abuse shown by Netflix.

[Holly]

"Since its surprising toppling of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at the U.S. box office in July, it has rocketed into the top ten highest-grossing films of the year"

https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/sound-of-freedom-film-2023

Oh wow, that's really good news, I didn't know that.

It's still very peculiar that Hollywood and most of the elite remain shtum about it, as if child trafficking doesn't exist.
It's also rather weird that so many hiccups all over various cinemas in the US seem to happen while the movie is being screened.
Not weird at all

If this film is helping at least some children to be saved from unimaginable torture, it has to be a good thing, am I right?
It brings awareness, so why is there not more support behind it by powerful people who have the means to stop this?

Of course child trafficking exists. But this appears to be a film about an aspect of the QAnon conspiracy group. You don’t really subscribe to that do you?

Of course I don't subscribe to QAnon, are you kidding?
I don't even know exactly what QAnon really means or stands for, and I don't really care tbh

I do know though that this film has nothing to do with anything other than reality.

But lets just say for argument sake QAnon is affiliated with this film, does that take away from reality?
Does it mean child trafficking doesn't exist?

I'm actually not sure what you're trying to say.

QAnon or not, those horrific things are happening to children, and that film is drawing attention to it.

Should we just ignore it because OMG, QAnone might be involved?

The film postulates this whole blood harvesting thing, I am led to believe. I haven’t seen it. That is a core QAnon belief, which I find incredibly far fetched. The film is fiction. Whether you choose to watch it or not therefore has nothing to do with your stance on child traffcking, which you cannot for one minute think that anyone here condones, nutcases in our own way a lot of us are.

That film is not fiction, who told you that?

Timothy Ballard is an American anti-human trafficking activist who lived it.
He's been there.
He rescued children.
He made some great efforts to stop sex trafficking and sexual exploitation.
This is his story.
How can you possibly say this is fiction?
I guess you people should watch that film first before making any ill informed comments.

ETA; and you would be surprised what very rich, sick people are capable of doing.
Just because you won't believe it, doesn't mean it doesn't happen.

Drinking blood has been around for centuries.
Some idiots believe it keeps them young and makes live longer.

There's a lot of rumour going around about satanic rituals in Hollywood.

[Holly]

Good to see there's finally some action on this thread.
Took you all long enough

So you're just looking for traffic, you don't actually believe what you posted?

WTF? or should I say WGAF???
Are you just here to troll?
Of course I believe what I'm posting, I also care very much about this subject, unlike most of you here

This is getting pathetic.
Instead of talking about child trafficking, you guys are trying to tear this film apart.
Why?
What's wrong with you?
Where are your priorities?

Just imagine one of your own children missing
You would definitely sing a different tune.

Where are the posts where anyone is tearing the film apart?

Did you watch Spotlight? The film about child abuse shown by Netflix.

No, I haven't watched it, but I will definitely have a look, and will report back to you once I did.
Till then I can not make comments about it.

Is it fiction or real?...and what's it about?

[Guest]

Good to see there's finally some action on this thread.
Took you all long enough

So you're just looking for traffic, you don't actually believe what you posted?

WTF? or should I say WGAF???
Are you just here to troll?
Of course I believe what I'm posting, I also care very much about this subject, unlike most of you here

This is getting pathetic.
Instead of talking about child trafficking, you guys are trying to tear this film apart.
Why?
What's wrong with you?
Where are your priorities?

Just imagine one of your own children missing
You would definitely sing a different tune.

Where are the posts where anyone is tearing the film apart?

Did you watch Spotlight? The film about child abuse shown by Netflix.

No, I haven't watched it, but I will definitely have a look, and will report back to you once I did.
Till then I can not make comments about it.

Is it fiction or real?...and what's it about?

It's based on the true story about a team of investigative reporters exposing child abuse in the Catholic Church.

https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/s ... ilm-review

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/j ... se-scandal

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1895587/reviews

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/06/movi ... -dirt.html

[Holly]

Oh yes, I believe it when it comes to the Catholic church.
Netflix and the likes won't have a problem attacking them, and TBH often with very good reasons.

But that's about it.
They attack religion and especially the Catholics, but won't touch the elite.

Strange though that even the Pope has gone rogue.

Just as an aside, I am a Catholic, raised in a convent by nuns most of my childhood.
Does that make me a bad person?

[LordRaven]

Oh yes, I believe it when it comes to the Catholic church.
Netflix and the likes won't have a problem attacking them, and TBH often with very good reasons.

But that's about it.
They attack religion and especially the Catholics, but won't touch the elite.

Strange though that even the Pope has gone rogue.

Just as an aside, I am a Catholic, raised in a convent by nuns most of my childhood.
Does that make me a bad person?

I used to go out with a girl educated in an Ursuline Convent school, she was well educated and said the nuns were very strict.
She was therefore quite rebellious and said she’d never send her kids to a boarding school.
Weigh that up against her excellent qualifications and it’s a difficult one.
Personally I think a good education and some degree of discipline a good thing.

[Holly]

Oh yes, I believe it when it comes to the Catholic church.
Netflix and the likes won't have a problem attacking them, and TBH often with very good reasons.

But that's about it.
They attack religion and especially the Catholics, but won't touch the elite.

Strange though that even the Pope has gone rogue.

Just as an aside, I am a Catholic, raised in a convent by nuns most of my childhood.
Does that make me a bad person?

I used to go out with a girl educated in an Ursuline Convent school, she was well educated and said the nuns were very strict.
She was therefore quite rebellious and said she’d never send her kids to a boarding school.
Weigh that up against her excellent qualifications and it’s a difficult one.
Personally I think a good education and some degree of discipline a good thing.

When I was 14, I came back to the convent after a weekend home visit. On the way there on the bus, I wiped my face clean with Nivea cream (LOL) from all the make up I was wearing while at home.
When I arrived, we had to sign it with a nun.
She gave me one look, and without saying a word slapped me in the face, because she could still see some black residue under my eyes from the mascara.
We were not allowed to wear make up at all.
Not only that, but I was not allowed to go home for the regular weekend home visits for the next 6 weeks.
We often got slapped for next to nothing
It was really tough, Mum finally got me out of there at age 15.

Anyway, that's beside the point.

[LordRaven]

Oh yes, I believe it when it comes to the Catholic church.
Netflix and the likes won't have a problem attacking them, and TBH often with very good reasons.

But that's about it.
They attack religion and especially the Catholics, but won't touch the elite.

Strange though that even the Pope has gone rogue.

Just as an aside, I am a Catholic, raised in a convent by nuns most of my childhood.
Does that make me a bad person?

I used to go out with a girl educated in an Ursuline Convent school, she was well educated and said the nuns were very strict.
She was therefore quite rebellious and said she’d never send her kids to a boarding school.
Weigh that up against her excellent qualifications and it’s a difficult one.
Personally I think a good education and some degree of discipline a good thing.

When I was 14, I came back to the convent after a weekend home visit. On the way there on the bus, I wiped my face clean with Nivea cream (LOL) from all the make up I was wearing while at home.
When I arrived, we had to sign it with a nun.
She gave me one look, and without saying a word slapped me in the face, because she could still see some black residue under my eyes from the mascara.
We were not allowed to wear make up at all.
Not only that, but I was not allowed to go home for the regular weekend home visits for the next 6 weeks.
We often got slapped for next to nothing
It was really tough, Mum finally got me out of there at age 15.

Anyway, that's beside the point.

That sounds awfully familiar to that which I heard happened to the girl I knew.
They’re no longer allowed to slap here.

P.S. She likened it to a prison.

[Guest]

Oh yes, I believe it when it comes to the Catholic church.
Netflix and the likes won't have a problem attacking them, and TBH often with very good reasons.

But that's about it.
They attack religion and especially the Catholics, but won't touch the elite.

Strange though that even the Pope has gone rogue.

Just as an aside, I am a Catholic, raised in a convent by nuns most of my childhood.
Does that make me a bad person?

Maybe watch the film before you say Netflix is attacking religion and especially the Catholics. You're either for abuse being exposed, or you're not.


A link for people who enjoy a long read.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/k7a3qw/ ... -the-truth

[Holly]

Oh yes, I believe it when it comes to the Catholic church.
Netflix and the likes won't have a problem attacking them, and TBH often with very good reasons.

But that's about it.
They attack religion and especially the Catholics, but won't touch the elite.

Strange though that even the Pope has gone rogue.

Just as an aside, I am a Catholic, raised in a convent by nuns most of my childhood.
Does that make me a bad person?

Maybe watch the film before you say Netflix is attacking religion and especially the Catholics. You're either for abuse being exposed, or you're not.

Sorry, It took a while for your comment to get approved, I had to make chicken/veg soup

But anyway, I did say I will watch it when I get round to it, and will report back to you.
Didn't I say that?

You seem aggressive towards me, why is that?

[Guest]

Oh yes, I believe it when it comes to the Catholic church.
Netflix and the likes won't have a problem attacking them, and TBH often with very good reasons.

But that's about it.
They attack religion and especially the Catholics, but won't touch the elite.

Strange though that even the Pope has gone rogue.

Just as an aside, I am a Catholic, raised in a convent by nuns most of my childhood.
Does that make me a bad person?

Maybe watch the film before you say Netflix is attacking religion and especially the Catholics. You're either for abuse being exposed, or you're not.

Sorry, It took a while for your comment to get approved, I had to make chicken/veg soup

But anyway, I did say I will watch it when I get round to it, and will report back to you.
Didn't I say that?

You seem aggressive towards me, why is that?

I answered your post with the same tone you used, I wouldn't have called you being aggressive, but

[Holly]

Oh yes, I believe it when it comes to the Catholic church.
Netflix and the likes won't have a problem attacking them, and TBH often with very good reasons.

But that's about it.
They attack religion and especially the Catholics, but won't touch the elite.

Strange though that even the Pope has gone rogue.

Just as an aside, I am a Catholic, raised in a convent by nuns most of my childhood.
Does that make me a bad person?

Maybe watch the film before you say Netflix is attacking religion and especially the Catholics. You're either for abuse being exposed, or you're not.

Sorry, It took a while for your comment to get approved, I had to make chicken/veg soup

But anyway, I did say I will watch it when I get round to it, and will report back to you.
Didn't I say that?

You seem aggressive towards me, why is that?

I answered your post with the same tone you used, I wouldn't have called you being aggressive, but

OK, all good

[Guest]

Oh yes, I believe it when it comes to the Catholic church.
Netflix and the likes won't have a problem attacking them, and TBH often with very good reasons.

But that's about it.
They attack religion and especially the Catholics, but won't touch the elite.

Strange though that even the Pope has gone rogue.

Just as an aside, I am a Catholic, raised in a convent by nuns most of my childhood.
Does that make me a bad person?

Maybe watch the film before you say Netflix is attacking religion and especially the Catholics. You're either for abuse being exposed, or you're not.

Sorry, It took a while for your comment to get approved, I had to make chicken/veg soup

But anyway, I did say I will watch it when I get round to it, and will report back to you.
Didn't I say that?

You seem aggressive towards me, why is that?

I answered your post with the same tone you used, I wouldn't have called you being aggressive, but

OK, all good

I hope you enjoy your soup