After police arrested her for possessing less than half a gram of cannabis, a mom claims she was brutally raped in jail and then ignored by other guards when she begged for help.
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A police officer who was hired after he was charged with violently attacking and stabbing his wife"s ex-boyfriend, was the subject of 21 complaints for excessive violence and sexual assault.
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When police refused to act and let the man who confessed to molesting her son get away, one mother took matters into her own hands and she tracked the pedophile down in Mexico.
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In the most stunning example of hypocrisy seen in some time, Hollywood liberal Meryl Streep is now attacking both Melania and Ivanka Trump for being “silent” on the issue of sexual assault.
Yes, you read that right. The women who worked with Harvey Weinstein for 20 years and even once called him “god” is now attacking the Trump family for not publicly discussing allegations against Donald Trump when Streep herself literally ignored Weinstein’s disgusting behavior for over a decade while winning numerous Oscars for her work with him.
Streep made the pathetic comments in a wide-ranging interview with The New York Times in which she discussed her new movie before being asked about her initial silence after the Weinstein allegations were revealed.
“I’ve got to shift conversation to the news these days, sexual harassment. One thing that struck me after the Harvey Weinstein accusations broke was people were saying, “What is Meryl going to say?” They were waiting for you,” The Times
Streep answered the question by laughably claiming that she only heard about the allegations the Friday they were released (instead of over the 20 plus years she worked with him) before then blaming her lack of social media accounts for staying silent after Weinstein’s behavior was revealed to the world.
“I know. I found out about this on a Friday and went home deep into my own life. And then somebody told me that on “Morning Joe” they were screaming that I haven’t responded yet. I don’t have a Twitter thing or – handle, whatever. And I don’t have Facebook. I really had to think. Because it really underlined my own sense of cluelessness, and also how evil, deeply evil, and duplicitous, a person he was, yet such a champion of really great work,” Streep claimed.
“You make movies. You think you know everything about everybody. So much gossip. You don’t know anything. People are so inscrutable on a certain level. And it’s a shock. Some of my favorite people have been brought down by this, and he’s not one of them.”
Amazingly, Streep took her nonsense even further, going on to claim that people shouldn’t be talking about her stunning silence but rather should be focusing on the Trump family.
“I don’t want to hear about the silence of me. I want to hear about the silence of Melania Trump. I want to hear from her. She has so much that’s valuable to say. And so does Ivanka. I want her to speak now.”
That’s right, Streep doesn’t wanna hear about her covering up for Weinstein for years and by golly liberal “icons” get their way! Plus it has to be Trump or his families fault anyway!
The entire interview is truly a test case in Hollywood liberal insanity and just goes to prove that those in Hollywood truly believe they can get away with anything as long as they somehow connect it to Donald Trump.
Merle Streep on Trump: “Evil prospers when good men do nothing” … Like she did for 20 years, winning Oscars. pic.twitter.com/6EutGqeDe6
— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) October 7, 2017
This report was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge
German police report 10 arrests have been made for sexual assault
following New Year’s Eve celebrations
Over a dozen arrests were made for New Year’s Eve sex attacks in Germany as women were groped in Berlin and Cologne by “predominantly young men from Syria or Afghanistan,” despite “safety areas” set up to curb sexual offenses. Meanwhile, thugs in France torched nearly 1,000 cars and brutally kicked a French policewoman in the head as other thugs filmed the attack and uploaded it to the internet.
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#France : Ils n"y ont pas été de mains mortes sur la policière hier soir à #Champigny .
Coups de pompes dans la tête et j"en passe .. pic.twitter.com/ZlWYIUOPuP— -₽ – 🅣 – 🅐 – (@PorteTonAme) January 1, 2018
— -₽ – 🅣 – 🅐 – (@PorteTonAme) January 1, 2018
The two officers arrived at the scene of an out of control party in Champigny in the south-east Paris suburb of Champigny-sur-Marne, a 12 minute drive from the “no-go zone” in Noisy-le-Grand.
After they were attacked, the thugs ran into a nearby housing complex after destroying the patrol car – which was turned upside down. One source told the Daily Mail, “The captain had tried to defend the pair using a tear gas canister, but was badly beaten up,” adding “At one stage he produced his service weapon, but did not get a shot off. The female officer has been written off work for at least a week, while the captain will be off for at least 10 days.”
Flipped over police car, Champigny-sur-Marne (Daily Mail)
Thugs assault policewoman, Champigny-sur-Marne (Daily Mail)
The incident sparked outrage across France – prompting president Emmanuel Macron to decree that the culprits would be brought to justice, stating “Those guilty of the cowardly and criminal lynching of police doing their duty on the night of December 31st will be found and punished,” adding “Force will support the law. Honour to the police and full support to all the agents attacked in such a low level fashion.”
In Berlin, at least 13 cases of sexual assault were reported on New Year’s Eve despite a widely touted “safety area” set up by the German Red Cross at the Brandenburg Gate – intended to protect women trying to ring in the new year without getting felt up or raped.
A tweet made by the Berlin police reads (translated): “At events to #Welcome2018 in #Berlin so far unfortunately occasional sexual assaults were reported. We do not tolerate such acts. Suspects were arrested.”
Bei den Veranstaltungen zu #Welcome2018 in #Berlin wurden bislang leider vereinzelt sexuelle Übergriffe gemeldet. Solche Taten dulden wir nicht!
Es wurden Tatverdächtige festgenommen. Wir haben zivile Kolleg. auf der #Festmeile, die gegen diese Taten vorgehen.— Polizei Berlin Einsatz (@PolizeiBerlin_E) December 31, 2017
Thomas Neuendorf, of Berlin police, told Ruptly that the victims were “groped between their legs and on their buttocks,” adding that the perpetrators were “predominantly young men from Syria or Afghanistan.”
Meanwhile in Cologne, Germany, nine women reported being inappropriately touched during New Year’s Eve celebrations, according to Police – who added that three suspects had been identified and arrested.
German police frisk a man in front of the Central Station in Cologne (Image: EPA)
In Hamburg, “a very small number” of sexual assaults were reported, while Munich police have yet to report in. “Experience shows that such a thing [sexual assault] often emerges only one or two days later,” said a spokesman for the Munich police.
In 2015, Germany suffered the worst string of New Years Eve attacks in modern history, with over 1,500 criminal cases reported – including one in which “heavily intoxicated” men of “Arab or North African” origin were accused of attacking local women in the Cologne city center.
Automobiles in France didn’t escape the torch this year either, despite the deployment of 90,000 security forces. 945 cars were set on fire in Paris despite some 99,000 soldiers and police officers patrolling the country after two years of high-profile New Year’s Eve attacks.
According to the French interior ministry, most of the cars were either “totally destroyed” or “more lightly affected,” a 17% rise over last year’s car torchings according to The Telegraph. The custom is said to have began in Strasbourg, France in the 1990’s, in the city’s high-immigrant districts – which quickly caught on across the country.
French police arrested 454 people overnight, 301 of which were taken into custody. The French interior ministry had originally released the much lower figure of 650 cars torched, claiming “once again this year, the overall number of vehicles burned demonstrates that, however intolerable, the phenomenon is contained.”
The far-Right Front National, however, denounced what it called the government’s “extremely hazy security record”.
“The new interior minister Bruno Le Roux…(initially) didn’t communicate the number of vehicles burned and considers that the number of cars directly set on fire to be ‘contained’ while even this constitutes a significant rise” the FN said in a statement.
Torched cars, sexual assaults, and thugs beating up the police: just part of life in Europe’s new normal. Just don’t thank Angela Merkel’s “open door” policies for the outcome: you may be branded a extremist who gets their talking points from the KGB, and promptly sequestered.
(ANTIMEDIA) — In October, famous Hollywood producer, Harvey Weinstein, was fired from his position at the Weinstein Company after multiple women accused him of sexual assault. Additional shocking claims about the disgraced media mogul surfaced, including rape, as well as Salma Hayek’s recounting of the time Weinstein threatened her life and the revelation that Weinstein employed spies, including ex-Mossad agents, to silence his victims.
For as long as most people can remember, sexual harassment and sexual assault have been extremely prevalent, often swept under the rug and, to some extent, expected in the workplace. But the status quo is rapidly changing as high-profile men accused of harassment and rape are being fired or forced to resign and/or suffer major repercussions in rapid succession. Many of these men earned their living in the entertainment and news media industries. Their names, occupations, and the accusations against them are included below in a list adapted from the New York Times.
Morgan Spurlock, documentary filmmaker, made public previous accusations of sexual harassment and rape.
Mario Batali, chef, restaurant owner and co-host of ABC’s “The Chew,” was accused of sexual misconduct.
Ryan Lizza, writer for The New Yorker and political analyst for CNN, was accused of improper sexual conduct.
Alex Kozinski, federal appeals court judge, was accused of sexual misconduct and inappropriate comments..
Trent Franks, a U.S. representative for Arizona, allegedly asked co-workers to be a surrogate to bear his child.
Lorin Stein, editor of the Paris Review, was accused of inappropriate behavior, including unwanted touching.
Danny Masterson, actor, was accused of rape.
Matt Dababneh, a California state assemblyman, was accused of sexual harassing a lobbyist.
Ruben Kihuen, a U.S. representative for Nevada, was accused of making unwanted sexual propositions.
Israel Horovitz, playwright and artistic director of the Gloucester Stage theater, was accused of sexual abuse, including abuse of minors.
Justin Huff, a broadway casting director, was accused of sexual misconduct.
Garrison Keillor, the creator and former host of “A Prairie Home Companion,” was accused of inappropriate behavior with a coworker.
Matt Lauer, co-host of Today, was accused of sexually inappropriate behavior.
Johnny Iuzzini, a chef and judge on ABC‘s the Great American Baking Show, was accused of sexually harassing four employees.
Charlie Rose, a famous television host, was accused of sexual harassment, including groping and lewd phone calls.
Glenn Thrush, a White House reporter for the New York Times, was accused of sexually inappropriate behavior.
John Conyers, a U.S. representative for Michigan, was accused of sexually harassing employees.
Russell Simmons, co-founder of Def Jam Records and other businesses, was accused of sexually assaulting two women and imposing violent sexual behavior, including rape.
Al Franken, a U.S. senator for Minnesota, was accused of sexual harassment.
David Sweeney, chief news editor at NPR, was accused of sexually harassing three female co-workers.
Stephen Bittel, Florida’s Democratic Party chairman, was accused of sexually inappropriate comments and behavior.
Wes Goodman, an Ohio state representative, was accused of inappropriate behavior.
Steve Jurvetson, a board member of Tesla and SpaceX, was accused of sexual misconduct.
Tony Cornish, a Minnesota state representative, was accused of sexual harassment.
Eddie Berganza, editor at DC Comics, was accused of sexual harassment.
Andrew Kreisberg, an executive producer for Arrow, Supergirl, and The Flash, was accused of sexually harassing more than a dozen people.
Louis C.K., comedian and producer, was accused of sexual misconduct, including exposing himself and masturbating in front of them, charges he admitted were true.
Dan Schoen, a Minnesota state senator, was accused of sexual harassment.
Benjamin Gennochio, executive director of the Armory Show art fair, was accused of sexual harassment, including physical contact.
David Guillod, co-chief executive of Primary Wave Entertainment agency, was accused of sexual assault.
Andy Dick, an actor, was accused of sexual harassment, including groping.
Michael Oreskes, the head of news at NPR and former New York Times editor, was accused of sexual harassment.
Hamilton Fish, president and publisher of the New Republic, accused of sexual misconduct by employees.
Kevin Spacey, a beloved A-list actor, was accused of sexual assault and misconduct with a minor.
Raul Bocanegra, a California state assemblyman, was accused of sexual harassment.
Mark Halperin, and NBC News and MSNBC contributor and co-author of Game Change, was accused of sexual harassment.
Rick Najera, director of CBS‘s Diversity Showcase, was accused of sexual harassment, including with performers.
Knight Landesman, publisher of Artforum, accused of sexual harassment.
Leon Wieseltier, former editor at the New Republic, was accused of sexual harassment.
Terry Richardson, fashion photographer, was accused of sexual harassment of models.
John Besh, chief executive of the Besh Restaurant Group, was accused of sexual harassment.
Lockhart Steele, editorial director of Vox Media,was accused of sexual harassment.
Robert Scoble, a tech blogger and co-founder of the Transformation Group, was accused of sexual assault.
Cliff Hite, an Ohio state senator, was accused of inappropriate behavior with a coworker.
Chris Savino, Creator of Nickelodeon’s The Loud House, was accused of sexual harassment.
Roy Price, head of Amazon Studios, was accused of sexual harassment of one woman.
Gavin Baker, a technology fund manager at Fidelity Investments, was accused of sexual harassment.
Ben Affleck, actor, was accused of unwanted physical contact.
Andy Signore, senior vice president of content for Defy Media, was accused of sexual assault and harassment.
Harvey Weinstein, producer, accused of rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment.
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Along with the accusations have come concerns about an emerging witch hunt that assumes alleged perpetrators are guilty before allegations are proven. Regardless, it appears the new trend of calling out potential predators is here to stay.
A police detective who pleaded guilty to creating and distributing child pornography was paid $56,000 by his department before he was allowed to retire.
A sheriff’s deputy has been charged with first-degree rape for sexually assaulting a person who was physically helpless, in his home.
Once again the august and noble governmental careerists reveal their nature. Let no man or woman ever be disappointed. The aristocracy of public policy always has a way of reaching down and deep to pull off the pants of naked exposure. Nothing has changed in this pattern of conduct. Only the methods of fusing perversion with favors vary with the excess of the billionaire moguls who fashion the popular culture. Washington DC has an insatiable appetite for projecting power dominance that may only be exceeded for the lust of campaign donations. The perfect storm of celebrity debauchery streams directly into the corridors of legislation and agency administration. Such behavior is well known, even though most practices are ignored as a matter of course.
According to the Washington Times, Weinstein’s sexual harassment scandal tarnishes Hollywood; Democratic Party has serving representatives running for cover.
“The blowback quickly reached Washington, where a number of Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer of New York, Sen. Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, said they would forward their campaign donations from Weinstein to charities supporting women.
Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Kamala D. Harris of California donated $5,000 and $10,000, respectively, to women’s organizations. Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut gave $2,700 to the Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence, and Sen. Kristin Gillibrand of New York gave $11,800 to RAINN, the national sexual assault hotline, according to their press offices.”
Pray tell just how many party favorites were oblivious to the widely known habits that permeate the producer power relationships both on and off the silver screen. Even the tarnish to the Camelot image of the Kennedy era, from mixing the celebrity mystic with the brute force of Federal authority, seldom shock the adoring fan base. So what is the entire hullabaloo really about?
Well, the hubbub has very little to do with a moral awakening by the general public. By those standards, engaging in an occasional groping by an alumnus of Saturday Night Live seems forgivable as long as one is a professor of obscene conduct. Nothing is funny about this comedy of errors. So what is the punch line?
When stuck for a laugh, dip down into the well of routing out the closest conservative Christian within reach, especially one who defends the Ten Commandments. Again, nothing new about this in the Babylonian Talmud cult that rules the MTV society.
So when the Bubba of defilers avoids interviews about his mile high fun on the Lolita Express, it only feeds interest to read the screenplay. Bill Clinton Still Silent About Flights On Pedophile’s Sex Plane only raises the party bar.
“Between 2001 to 2003, Clinton and Epstein traveled together on extended trips around the world, according to flight records released in 2015 .
Accompanying Clinton aboard the private jet was Doug Band, his “body man” and president of Teneo Holdings, a company that arranged speaking engagements and lucrative business deals for the former president.
On one trip Clinton also traveled with , who is now of have sex with an underage boy.”
For those who have been on Clinton overload for decades the capricious New York Times can always be counted upon to muddy up the waters. Their latest, After Weinstein: The Fallout for 34 Men Accused of Sexual Misconduct, From Lewd Texts to Rape acknowledges “Here is a list of such cases, which we will update periodically. The list does not include accusations against men for whom there has been no or minimal fallout.”
Gee, where is the list of women perverts? If sex scandals only stem from the male genitalia maybe the most important twist to the scandals goes missing. From across the pond, the Sun takes up the “PC” analysis in Women will be driven out of politics by ‘toxic’ sex scandal, Ruth Davidson warns.
“Our political institutions are in danger of gaining a reputation as a toxic workplace for women.
“Let me make my position plain – we need to throw open the doors on what has gone on in the past.
“We need to flood the dark corners of Parliament – and politics in general – with the disinfectant of sunshine.”We ask our political representatives to do a professional job; the very least they should expect is a professional workplace with decent HR practices in which to function.
“We need to address those misdeeds because we cannot let them put off the next generation of lawmakers.”
How nice that the home of so many closet queens can take a back seat to the deviants who molest women can take the heat.
Now from that bastion of establishment journalism, Time provides an even longer list compiled by Samantha Cooney. Here Are All the Public Figures Who’ve Been Accused of Sexual Misconduct After Harvey Weinstein seems to omit any women as the perpetrators of the power trip of sexual dominance. MS. Cooney states:
“The Weinstein scandal has sparked a national conversation about sexual misconduct and prompted others to come forward with accusations ranging from groping to rape against prominent men, including former Gossip Girl actor Ed Westwick, House of Cards star Kevin Spacey, actor Ben Affleck and former President George H. W. Bush.
These are the men who have been accused of sexual misconduct after the Harvey Weinstein allegations.”
HELLO !!! Where do you find a list of female perps?
What is the message coming out of this never-ending featured cinematograph script to unclothe all those Harveywood sickos and their crony politicians who double in their buddy flicks? Obviously, better to shift your gender preference so your Lilith kinkiness can take down your own Adam.
So the lesson to take away from the power trip that targets male dominated scandals is not to be a teacher and use the authority of the class room to inflict preeminence over all those innocent children. Sorry, Mary Kay Letourneau is not eligible to run with the political bulls. THE 50 MOST INFAMOUS FEMALE TEACHER SEX SCANDALS is the other side of the coin.
John O’Sullivan in The Australian writes,
“We seem to have reached a general social conclusion after a remarkably brief and one-sided debate: sexual exploitation of vulnerable women by powerful men has been a vast hidden epidemic in our society and must now be halted once and for all. But how?
That’s not difficult to answer. George MacDonald, the Scottish religious novelist (who inspired CS Lewis), once wrote that it was the duty of a man to protect women against all men, starting with himself. If all men were to act consistently on that principle, there would be no problem of sexual harassment to solve.
But as every man must concede (including the author of this column), only a small minority of men (generally with names prefixed by “St”), consistently live up to this standard. We should be encouraged to do so by our moral upbringing and by the general messages of our culture. But since both sexes are composed of fallen creatures, we will always fall well below 100 per cent success in this endeavour even in a high-minded society. An additional problem is that we don’t live in a high-minded society but in a liberated one. And the liberation of manners, in alliance with the law of unintended consequences, has had effects that the reformers didn’t expect.”
Ask yourself, how many rehab programs will Harveywood need to attend to get across this lesson of self-control? For the power elites, this formula is gender neutral. That legendary Baroness of Corporatist feminism, Leona Helmsley stated in the Nov. 1990 issue of Playboy.
“There is definitely a double standard for men and women: When a man loses his temper, he is aggressive; I’m a pushy bitch. A man is confident and authoritative; I’m conceited and power-mad. Men don’t want women getting to the top. Period.”
Employing the Weinstein model, the political class exemplifies the proven substitute to viagra; namely, no term limits. When John Conyers robed in mere underwear provides ample qualifications for re-election, you know the House is a brothel of disrepute.
These signs of deviance are just symptoms of the core factor that perpetuates the revolving door of political bribery. Achieving influence by perverting the popular narrative corrupts both the public and the power brokers, who seek to buy politicians and the government that ostensibly, administer the rules.
The general society is mostly a non-participant factor in the great game of delusion that conditions the populace to accept the psychopathic culture that devalues all human life and degrades each individual. The consequences of a debasement of moral principles are demonstrated all around us.
If women are serious about earning the respect of men, their best step forward is to adopt a pro-life value system. If men want to earn the respect of females they should treat women as if each were their mother. Finally, for those who are confused as to their natural sexual gender, grow up and accept reality.
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A judge has warned that he will limit the "graphic, sexual questions" in a case against convicted sex offender and child predator Jeffrey Epstein.
The Manhattan district attorney’s office is “dragging its feet” in its investigation into rape allegations against disgraced liberal Hollywood figure Harvey Weinstein, with the lawyer for the accuser noting that the cities district attorney already has a history of refusing to file charges against powerful sexual predators.
Actress Paz de la Huerta first accused Weinstein of sexually assaulting her on two different occasions in her New York City apartment in a widely read Vanity Fair piece which led to an investigation being launched by police who originally publicly stated that there was indeed a case against the alleged predator.
Fast forwarding a month later and no charges have been filed with the stalling getting so out of hand that the actresses lawyer, Carrie Goldberg, decided to release a statement in which she pressured the DA Cyrus Vance Jr. while also noting his past refusal to charge Weinstein and the possibility that it was connected to the fact that his lawyer had contributed to Vance’s campaign.
“We are very concerned about the unbelievable similarities here with what went down in 2015 when prosecutors dropped a strong case against Weinstein,” Goldberg said in a statement, according to NBC News. “We are deeply concerned about the foot-dragging in convening a grand jury.”
In the statement Goldberg said she was “throwing down the gauntlet” for her client by calling on Vance’s perceived bias and is demanding that a grand jury is convened by the end of next week.
“”We have a DA who consistently refuses to prosecute powerful sexual predators,” she courageously noted. “We have a DA who receives campaign donations from Harvey Weinstein and his attorneys – the DA must stop being complicit in Harvey Weinstein escaping punishment.”
Amazingly, NBC News only quoted one NYPD source whose job was apparently to specifically cast doubt on the accusers claims rather than provide any actual insight. Keep in mind, as noted above, police already claimed last month that they had enough evidence for a case.
“The case was weak from the beginning and she was not steadfast,” the source told NBC. “There are also time gaps that are unexplained and it seems like there is no reasonable expectation of moving forward.”
If that is not a classic case of covering for your DA I don’t know what is.
Regardless, there is no denying the fact that Vance let Weinstein off the hook in 2015 and now, especially when you consider the dozens and dozens of allegations that have surfaced against the serial Hollywood predator, the optics do not look good for the embattled district attorney.
Authord by Alex Thomas via SHTFplan.com,
Despite losing the 2016 election largely because the Democrat Party refused to move away from divisive identity based politics they have apparently not learned their lesson, with at least one powerful female Democrat deciding to piggyback off the wave of sexual assault allegations sweeping the country by openly telling Michigan voters to vote for her because she is a women.
Democratic candidate for Michigan’s Attorney General, Dana Nessel, has released an ad for her campaign that directly implies that voters should choose her simply because she does not have a penis and therefore cannot sexually assault someone she works with like many male politicians (on both sides of the aisle) have been accused of over the past month.
“Who can you trust most not to show you their penis in a professional setting? That would be the candidate who doesn’t have one,” Nessel says with a straight face as headlines of male sexual harassment play across the screen.
Nessel attempted to explain the fact that she is now attempting to guilt voters into voting for her as a way to show that they are against sexual harassment in an interview with a local news outlet.
“If you get more women in office, if you get more women in positions of authority, you’re less likely to have issues where someone is pulling out their penis at an inappropriate time in the the workplace,” she told WWJ’s Charlie Langton.
“I’m not saying that all men harass and I’m certainly not saying that women are incapable of sexually harassing, but I know from many years serving as an assistant prosecutor prosecuting sex crimes, honestly, the vast, vast majority of those cases do involve men. So I thought that point needed to be made.”
So there you have it.
The Democrats apparently plan to run on a platform that uses guilt to force Americans to vote for them or risk making it look as if they do not care about the issue of sexual harassment.
Absolutely disgusting.
The topic of sexual assault has exploded in Hollywood, and although it’s not the first time stars have been called out, and this type of activity has plagued Hollywood for decades, it’s the first time the issue has received such widespread attention. This is in part thanks to the recent revelations about Harvey Weinstein, a major film executive who has now been hit with multiple accusations of sexual assault and rape.
At the same time, former child star Corey Feldman has started a campaign to uncover sex crimes of a different nature — pedophilia. Feldman, among many others within the industry, is creating awareness about the fact that not only do rape and sexual harassment occur, but they happen to children more often than we’d like to think.
What’s been even more shocking is that this type of activity isn’t isolated to Hollywood; it’s happening within multiple industries, and the accused always seem to be men in positions of great power.
Take the Vatican, for example, which has paid close to 4 billion dollars in chid molestation lawsuit settlements. Recently, another massive pedophile ring was discovered, with ties to Pope Benedict’s brother.
And the charges keep on coming. Recent news has shed light on some possible disturbing facts in the political sphere as well, brought to light in part by the PizzaGate scandal. The allegations involve Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager and longtime politician, Jon Podesta. An NBC News report even accused Clinton of covering up a pedophile ring to protect herself, and many others at the Sate Department.
Here’s a disturbing video of a former U.S. State Department official explaining how both of the Clintons are involved in a pedophile ring. According to him, “We know that both of them have been a major part and participant of what’s called The Lolita Express, which is a plane owned by Mr. Jeff Epstein, a wealthy multi-millionaire who flies down to the Bahamas and allows Bill Clinton and Hillary to engage in sex with minors, that is called Pedophilia.”
Even organizations like the United Nations have been implicated. An Associated Press investigation into the United Nations (UN) revealed that over the past 12 years, there have been approximately 2,000 allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation by UN peacekeepers and other employees around the world. Over 300 of those cases involved children; however, very few perpetrators have actually been arrested and held accountable for their crimes.
From our inside sources, Collective Evolution has determined that as much as two thirds of the global elite, or the “one percent,” are involved in sex crimes and and women/child trafficking.
Former U.S. representative Cynthia McKinney also knew about the government’s relationship to human trafficking and addressed the issue in 2005. She grilled Donald Rumsfeld on military contractor DynCorp’s child trafficking business of selling women and children.
There is so much information here, and so much evidence to go through. The above information is just a snippet to get readers familiar, if they are not already, with the fact that these types of things do happen, and more often than we’d like to believe.
Now, following the onslaught of all of these accusations coming out of the entertainment industry, the Los Angeles Police Department is getting involved.
According to the LA Times, “Never before has the department received so many sexual assault allegations involving high-profile figures at one time, including many complex cases that are years old with multiple alleged victims.”
The article goes on to to explain how the department has had to re-engineer its detective staff to deal with the influx, and has “established five teams of two detectives to exclusively investigate allegations of sexual misconduct in Hollywood.”
Twenty-eight investigations have now been opened related to Hollywood and media figures. Furthermore, 37 additional sex crime reports taken in by the department have been sent to other law enforcement agencies, as those alleged crimes occurred in other jurisdictions.
It’s great to see law enforcement getting involved. This has been going on for far too long, and it’s time for change. Many of the perpetrators have amassed so much power, influence, and influential connections that they have been protected, but perhaps things are changing. Weinstein is a great example, having used former Mossad agents to silence his victims.
The revelations that’ve been made public might only be the tip of the iceberg to a much greater problem.
Unfortunately, investigations into this type of behaviour reveal that many working for mainstream politics, corporations, the big banks, and parts of the military industrial complex (CIA, contractors, etc.) could be involved in even more disturbing things.
Not only are these children abused, but there is reason to believe that in some cases they are tortured and often murdered as part of ‘satanic’ sacrifice ceremonies. Many of them, based on my research, are subjected to mind control techniques as well.
Ted Gunderson, former FBI special agent and head of their L.A. office, worked to uncover and expose these horrors before he died. A simple YouTube search of his name will show you what exactly he spent his last years researching. Here’s one of his last lectures.
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It’s difficult to say, but one thing is for certain: A lack of transparency is not the answer, because that’s what has both protected offenders and kept victims silent all these years. With continued publicity and awareness, more truths will come to light, and more people will feel safe to share their story. The more we can speak as one, the more we can learn about what’s really going on here and help those who have suffered or are suffering now.
That being said, this type of situation reminds me of people who have been incarcerated for the worst of crimes. We often have a tremendous amount of sympathy for a victim, but never take the time to address or even contemplate the state of the accused. As there is sympathy for the victim, there needs to be some level of sympathy for the perpetrator as well, if we are ever going to help them.
We have to ask ourselves, what type of lives have these people lived that caused them to do and inflict the harm on others that they do? Did they grow up in an industry/institution where the same thing happened to them as a child? Has this type of behaviour been normalized in their minds? Do they have deep-rooted pain, suffering, and hurt that makes them insensitive toward others’ feelings and act out in the way that they do?
Our society, and our legal system for that matter, is quick to judge and punish, leaving little room for the emotional and physical rehabilitation all humans deserve.
It’s quite a mess, and another topic all together. But one thing is for certain: We need to move toward a transparent world in all aspects, from high level pedophilia to other government cover-ups and more; a lack of transparency in our world is one major roadblock preventing us from moving past these problems.
I believe there is a reason that these types of revelations, among many others in various spheres, are emerging more and more. There is a massive shift in consciousness happening on the planet. Things are changing rapidly and more things are being exposed. We are being introduced to information that, in many cases, is down right hard to believe. But the closing of our eyes is coming to an end, in all areas of life.
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A former Clinton Foundation executive has ties to a NYSE-traded company now embroiled in a sexual assault scandal involving young children.
The "ChurchToo" Hashtag has been used to call out sexual predators disguised as trustworthy religious leaders who have been protected by the church system.
In the “post Weinstein” world we now find ourselves in we have seen dozens and dozens of prominent figures in Hollywood, politics, and the media be accused of a wide range of sexual attacks on women.
From groping all the way to rape, powerful establishment figures are being outed as sexual predators across the country, with the mainstream media declaring that all accusers must, at least initially, be believed.
Amazingly, at the same time, mainstream media talking heads have either specifically ignored the numerous allegations against Bill Clinton or actually claimed that his accusers are discredited and cannot be believed. (Keep in mind all other accusers are automatically assumed to be telling the truth.)
With that being said, it was only a matter of time before that dam broke as well and now, with a series of explosive comments by an Obama and Clinton ally, one can hope that Bill Clinton may finally be brought to justice with Hillary forever shamed for her role in attacking the women who came forward.
In an interview conducted on a CNN podcast by former Obama chief adviser David Axelrod, former Obama Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius opened up about the cover-up and subsequent attacks on the women who accused then President Clinton in the 1990’s.
“Not only did people look the other way, but they went after the women who came forward and accused him,” Sebelius stunningly detailed. Keep in mind this is a fact that the alternative media has reported on literally hundreds and hundreds of times while being attacked as right-wing conspiracy theorists for doing so.
“And so it doubled down on not only bad behavior but abusive behavior. And then people attacked the victims,” Sebelius continued.
Sebelius made clear that her criticism extends directly to Hillary Clinton herself who was widely known to be the driving force behind the attacks on her husbands accusers.
An article written about the podcast by CNN couldn’t hide from the fact that this is absolutely Hillary’s problem as well.
Sebelius extended her criticism to Hillary Clinton, and the Clinton White House for what she called a strategy of dismissing and besmirching the women who stepped forward—a pattern she said is being repeated today by alleged perpetrators of sexual assault—saying that the criticism of the former first lady and Secretary of State was “absolutely” fair.
Sebelius noted that the Clinton Administration’s response was being imitated, adding that “you can watch that same pattern repeat, It needs to end. It needs to be over.”
The comments came during a conversation with David Axelrod on the latest episode of “The Axe Files,” a podcast produced by the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
Of course the notoriously left wing, anti-Trump network couldn’t simply report on Sebelius’s comments without also attacking Republicans who have seemingly done the exact thing that the network has defended the Clinton’s for doing.
One can imagine that like Donna Brazile, Sebelius will be attacked by Clinton’s army of media shills and then eventually attempt to backtrack a few days later when the pressure becomes too much to handle.
Regardless, the cat is out of the bag. Both Bill and Hillary Clinton (as well as the entire machine around them) actively and purposefully attacked the numerous women who accused Bill of everything from groping to rape.
They absolutely did not “stand by them.”
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit from the sixth man who has claimed he was sexually assaulted by Dennis Hastert when he was a young boy.
A scathing police report from the alleged sexual assault of a teenage girl by Sylvester Stallone and his bodyguard has just surfaced.
Senator Al Franken has been accused of sexual assault and a photo has been released which allegedly shows the assault of a news anchor and former Playboy model.
The anti-sexual harassment backlash started with the Harvey Weinstein expose claimed its latest victim on Thursday when news anchor, former Playboy Playmate and sports broadcaster Leeann Tweeden accused Minnesota"s Democratic Senator Al Franken of "kissing and groping" her without her consent in 2006.
In an essay published this morning on KABC, Tweeden accused Franken of groping her, without her consent, while she was asleep and provided a photo as evidence.
I’ve decided it’s time to tell my story. #MeToohttps://t.co/TqTgfvzkZg
— Leeann Tweeden (@LeeannTweeden) November 16, 2017
The incident happened in December 2006, when she and Franken, then a comedian, were on a USO Tour to "entertain our troops."
Tweeden, a morning radio anchor on Los Angeles station KABC, said she was part of a United Service Organizations (USO) tour in 2006 to entertain troops stationed in the Middle East. At the time, Tweeden said, she was “a TV host and sports broadcaster, as well as a model familiar to the audience from the covers of FHM, Maxim and Playboy,” and did not expect to play a large part in the performance.
She wrote that it was her ninth time on such a tour, which Franken, then a comedian, headlined. Tweeden said she agreed to play a part in one of Franken’s skits. “When I saw the script, Franken had written a moment when his character comes at me for a ‘kiss’. I suspected what he was after, but I figured I could turn my head at the last minute, or put my hand over his mouth, to get more laughs from the crowd,” she wrote.
According to Tweeden, Franken insisted on rehearsing the kiss backstage, and “continued to insist” over her protestations until she agreed so he would stop “badgering” her.
“We did the line leading up to the kiss and then he came at me, put his hand on the back of my head, mashed his lips against mine and aggressively stuck his tongue in my mouth,” Tweeden wrote. “I immediately pushed him away with both of my hands against his chest and told him if he ever did that to me again I wouldn’t be so nice about it the next time.”
"It wasn’t until I was back in the U.S. and looking through the CD of photos we were given by the photographer that I saw this one," she wrote on KABC. "I felt violated all over again. Embarrassed. Belittled. Humiliated," she wrote. "How dare anyone grab my breasts like this and think it’s funny?"
In the photograph published in Tweeden’s essay, Franken is looking into the camera and grinning as he reaches toward Tweeden’s chest. Tweeden’s eyes are closed, and the person sitting next to her also appears to be asleep.
“I couldn’t believe it. He groped me, without my consent, while I was asleep,” Tweeden wrote. “I told my husband everything that happened and showed him the picture.”
"I wanted to shout my story to the world with a megaphone to anyone who would listen, but even as angry as I was, I was worried about the potential backlash and damage going public might have on my career as a broadcaster," she wrote. "But that was then, this is now. I’m no longer afraid."
She said she is sharing her story because there may be others.
"I want the days of silence to be over forever," she wrote.
Tweeden also issued a direct statement to Franken.
"Senator Franken, you wrote the script. But there’s nothing funny about sexual assault. You knew exactly what you were doing. You forcibly kissed me without my consent, grabbed my breasts while I was sleeping and had someone take a photo of you doing it, knowing I would see it later, and be ashamed."
Ironically, back in January 2016, Franken tweeted that "@HillaryClinton is a progressive voice that will fight back against attacks on women"s rights, and #ImWithHer."
@HillaryClinton is a progressive voice that will fight back against attacks on women"s rights, and #ImWithHer. pic.twitter.com/IFumzEmhMC
— Al Franken (@alfranken) January 22, 2016
Shortly after the report was published, Franken apologized to Tweeden saying “I certainly don’t remember the rehearsal for the skit in the same way, but I send my sincerest apologies to Leeann. As to the photo, it was clearly intended to be funny but wasn’t. I shouldn’t have done it.”
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It"s unclear if that will be enough: Tweeden said that over a decade later, she is "still angry" about what she says Franken did. “Every time I hear his voice or see his face, I am angry. I am angry that I did his stupid skit for the rest of that tour,” she wrote. “Senator Franken, you wrote the script. But there’s nothing funny about sexual assault.”
Tweeden"s comments come amid increased reports of sexual harassment in the workplace, including on Capitol Hill. Multiple women in Congress have come forward to say they have been victims of sexual harassment, prompting lawmakers to call for reform.
Rep. Jackie Speier said Tuesday the House has paid out $15 million in harassment settlements over more than a decade, though a spokesperson later clarified that figure does not only account for sexual harassment claims. She said at a Tuesday hearing that two current members of Congress, one Republican and one Democrat, have been accused of sexual harassment.
Her comments come after multiple women have accused GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexual misconduct. Moore is facing growing calls from top Republicans to step aside in the Alabama race, though he has indicated he plans to continue running.
It remains to be seen if the public backlash against the Democratic Senator will be sufficient to prompt his resignation.
Tweeden"s full report can be read here.
