Trafficking Stories Silenced
The ocean of reality regarding hard-core sex trafficking is being silenced. Case in point: Crickets from Hollywood celebrities following the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell. No one called her out. No one was relieved that she was finally being detained. Similarly, the strange revelation with online merchant Wayfair and its alleged ties to child trafficking. The allegations came to light when Wayfair listed pillows and cabinets on its online site with exorbitant prices in the thousands of dollars and had human names on the item descriptions. Riss Flex reports that a Fox Business News article called out TV talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres for her partnership with Wayfair, where she listed pillows on the site for as much as $12,000. The response from DeGeneres: more silence. Classified advertising websites Craiglist and Backpage have also been accused of conducting online sex trafficking. Backpage was seized by federal law enforcement agencies and shut down in 2018. So if human trafficking was indeed a problem in our country, where, you might ask, is all the mainstream media coverage on these explosive allegations? Again, crickets. In her following video, Flex gets some answers from the late Isaac Kappy, an actor who died mysteriously last May after releasing, with great detail and names, a lot of info about the Hollywood pedophilia problem. In the short clip, Kappy explains who owns the media and reveals some specific examples about why we don’t hear pedophilia stories in the media. The video also features an Alex Jones clip from InfoWars, explaining how authorities have been caught trying to normalize pedophilia.
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