Natly Denise presents her own documentary that explores the death of the musician Chris Cornell, who challenged the sick leaders behind so much of the world’s child trafficking and sexual abuse. This is the second installment in the documentary. Its full title for the documentary: The Death of Chris Cornell: Black Hole Sons in the Untimely End.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: To be able to watch, you’ll have to click a warning notice that YouTube slapped on the video. That’s YouTube! Always protecting the Leftists instead of looking out for our kids. Despicable outfit under the command of the doctrinaire Susan Wojcicki.)
Natly Denise offers Part II of her video series examining the Red Shoe Club — a group of political fatcats and Hollywood personalities who have been seen wearing red leather shoes. Are they presumably flaunting their pedophilia, or is another factor driving their sartorial tastes? This “club” includes such figures as Washington DC lobbyist Tony Podesta, brother of John Podesta, and HBO late-night talkshow host Bill Maher.
We have seen plenty of examples of alleged pedophiles in Washington DC and Hollywood wearing red leather shoes. What’s up with that? Do they don the symbols to show they belong? Or are these red shoes simply fashionable, and say nothing at all about those wearing them?
Here, Natly Denise breaks down the apparent meaning of the red shoes, and asks if those wearing the shoes belong to a sordid club. Her perspective opens with statements by the former Hollywood child star Macaulay Culkin. This is part 1 of a two-part series.We’ll bring you the followup once it appears.
Natly Denise explores the many mysteries surrounding The Standard Hotel, a chain of hotels managed by Andre Balazs, and funded by a large bloc of Hollywood celebrities including Leonardo DiCaprio. While the chain is expanding to new locations around the world including Ibiza and Melbourne, two of its signature locations — in downtown Los Angeles and West Hollywood — have closed.
Were these closing meant to hide criminal activities? This is a hotel chain, after all, that has been shrouded in mystery, sex, and even deaths for many years. The West Hollywood location flourished in a district known for its “sex dungeons,” for instance. One billboard placed by the company, while the facility was undergoing construction, touted, “We’ll put up with your banging if you’ll put up with ours.”
Balazs himself has sparked controversy with his longstanding association with Marina Abramowitz, the Spirit Cooking queen. But what of the others who hung around the Standard Hotel, like convicted murderer Ed Buck and U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff, who represents the Los Angeles district where the now-closed hotels were located? We could go on and on, but better if you jwatch Natly Denise, listen and learn!
Michael Malice calls out the fake news as one of the biggest culprits allowing Jeffrey Epstein and his rich guests to prey upon children. Says Malice: “Kevin McCarthy … fired off an angry letter, demanding ABC [come forth], saying, ‘Wait a minute. You guys had the goods on this child predator, and you sat on this? You never called the authority? Answer me!’ Have you heard anything about that since? It’s all for show! They don’t care about the most depraved behaviors of people who are powerful.” More from Red Voice Media.
Bruce Reinhart, the Obama-appointed U.S. magistrate who signed the FBI warrant to raid President Donald Trump’s residence, just so happens to have been attorney for several Jeffrey Epstein associates.
That includes Epstein’s pilots and his aide Nadia Marcinkova as well as a woman, Sarah Kellen, who has been described as a lieutenant of the entire Epstein operation. Along with Ghislaine Maxwell, Kellen played a major role in recruiting and assigning underage sex slaves that Epstein and his “guests” abused. Here’s more from Natly Denise.
Since everyone is talking about Cuties (French: Mignonnes) directed by French-Senegalese Maïmouna Doucouré, I thought I’d give my two cents as I work in the movie industry as well and have been a longtime lover of films, especially the artistic, metaphoric ones, full of cinematography & depth. I approached the topic from this point of view at first but ultimately, I found way too many faults with the directing & camera work to count this as “a European movie Americans just don’t get”. I understand the message but in the end, it got too lost in all the extra stuff people behind the camera were doing.More from Barbara4U2C.
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In an episode of her video series “Under the Hood” called Pedoflix, Natly Denise explores this growing expanse of child pornography. Who is behind it? How far does it reach? What are the connections between filmmakers, producers, distributors or viewing platforms like Netflix and festivals like Sundance?
(EDITOR’S NOTE: YouTube has censored and removed this episode of Natly Denise’s podcast. In its absence, we present her earlier work from August on Sexualized Toys).
