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March 15, 2024 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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"The War on Children" film director Robby Starbuck joins Mike Adams to expose the transgenderism war
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Welcome to today's interview on Brighteon.com.
I'm Mike Adams, and as you know, the children of Western civilization are under extreme attack.
They're told that they're born in the wrong bodies, and the only way that they can actually become normal is to mutilate their genitalia or suffer chemical castration.
It's a psychological operation that's weaponizing thoughts and ideas against our children and turning them into, well, people who ultimately often hate themselves and have much higher rates of suicide and mental disorders compared to those who have not been indoctrinated by these people who ultimately often hate themselves and have much higher rates Now, there's a really important and popular film that's just been released, and we have the creator of that film joining us today.
His name is Robbie Starbuck, and the film is The War on Children, and that's the website, thewaronchildren.com.
Welcome to the show, Robbie.
It's an honor to have you on today, sir.
Thank you for having me.
I appreciate it.
We really appreciate you and the work that you're doing.
And since this is the first time that we've spoken, and welcome to the show.
We're honored to have you on, like I said.
And I'm a fan of the work that you've done.
Tell us a little bit about the film and why you felt compelled to create this film.
Yeah, you know, coming from the background I come from where I directed Oscar-winning actors, actresses, some of the biggest music stars, I obviously had a set of skills that a lot of people, you know, on our side of things, especially that want the truth to get out there, don't typically have or are unwilling to put into use.
And so after a few years of what I would call, you know, creative retirement, where I focused mainly on, you know, things that I felt like were politically very important, My wife and I got together and we said, there's just not a place for everybody to understand all at once exactly what's being done in this psychological operation against the next generation, that ultimately this war on our kids is the war against human civilization, against the West, against the survival of the United States of America as we would like to see it.
It's really the enemy of what has made America great in the past, the ideals, the promise, the opportunity.
And essentially all these ideas from DEI to the mutilation of kids and everything in between from big pharma and big business and the way they've all kind of descended upon our children to try to turn them into something that's really a subservient class.
I think we're good to go.
You know, and it's extraordinary, then, how much this has taken over corporate America, as well as the NGOs and the governments.
We see corporations, powerful corporations like PepsiCo, virtue signaling like crazy, and putting up rainbow flags everywhere like they've been conquered by this transgenderism cult.
Like, it really is a war on children.
And they're even claiming their territory, claiming the White House, you know, claiming buildings in New York City, claiming corporations.
And it all seems completely insane.
And it's like, how did we even get here?
Because the world that you grew up in, or that I grew up in, now looking back...
When I was in high school in the 1980s, I guess we were very lucky, although we didn't realize it at the time.
We thought school was horrible, but our teachers weren't trying to sexually mutilate us.
Our teachers weren't trying to...
They weren't perverts and pedophiles or groomers.
I mean, not that we knew of.
They weren't doing that in the classroom.
We were lucky compared to what kids are subjected to today.
Your thoughts?
Oh, in hindsight, I feel incredibly lucky.
You know, I was a product mainly of public schools and the public schools I went to were so wildly different than what we see today.
It's almost hard to believe that this is the same planet, the same universe, that we haven't somehow descended into a parallel universe of absolute crazy town.
Because the world that I grew up in...
The 90s feels at this point like heaven.
It's like you yearn for the 90s to come back just in terms of cultural normalcy.
We've descended into pure depravity and the expectations put on kids today from the sexualization of them to the way they need to be globally connected and the mental health toll that we've put on them.
And really, if you look at just the mass medicalization, we're turning kids into patients when they're babies and for life.
And this is something that I didn't experience as a kid.
Maybe I'm sort of an anomaly even in our generation because I was not vaccinated, but it blows my mind what we have done to the children of this generation.
And I feel like It's incumbent on us to take a stand now, and if we don't, we're going to deeply regret it because our kids are going to fall prey to the hands of a modern form of communism.
And that's ultimately why I spoke up, why I burned down my career in Hollywood, was because my family came here from Cuba.
I had the opportunities I had in life because America was great when I was growing up.
And, you know, there was sort of a harmony among the people and a realization that everybody had this opportunity to do great things and there was an American dream that did still exist.
Even if you had these big war machines and everything else that were still trying to kind of get their peace, there existed a certain type of freedom and opportunity that still really was there for the taking.
And that's not going to be there for our kids if we all don't stand up and take a stand against these global forces that have really taken over every major cultural institution in our country.
Yeah, absolutely.
And it doesn't feel like it's an organic thing.
It feels like they're being ordered to do this, like there's a higher authority, maybe a globalist authority that's telling them you have to push this.
You have to push it in the movies, in the TV shows.
You have to push it in the breakfast cereals.
And you have to push it in all the consumer products and all of culture and education and government and everything.
What do you suppose, Robbie, is the end goal in all of this?
What are they trying to achieve?
Whoever's pushing this from the top, what do they want?
It's always about power and money.
They want more power.
They want more money.
And ultimately, that's going to mean a modern form of communism complete with oligarchs and dictators from the globalist sort of WEF mindset.
You know, a lot of this is coming out of the World Economic Forum and things along those lines.
I mean, you say when you were talking about the logos earlier, all these companies doing the LGBTQ plus logos.
Seems crazy to normal people.
And you kind of go, well, where is this coming from?
And we explain that in the movie, that in many cases, a lot of these executives don't even agree with this stuff.
But the reality is, there is money attached to it.
And the Corporate Equality Index that's connected to the human rights campaign...
It requires these corporations to do a certain number of public virtue signaling things.
I mean, this is like a religion, like a cult sort of religion.
I hate to even call it a religion because really it operates like a cult, but it's religious to them.
The people who are adherent to this, this is their religion.
For lack of a better term, wokeness has become their god.
And so with that as context, these people, they're not just believers.
These are the people who live, eat and breathe their religion.
OK, it is their life.
It is their life's work and their purpose on this planet to indoctrinate the rest of the planet into wokeness.
And so when they use the institutions they've taken hold of, like, you know, let's say the human rights campaign, and they use that to push this CEI, the CEI scores, those are attached to very real monetary things for a major corporation.
So if they don't do the virtue signaling, the public acts of, you know, adulation for this this this cause and this ideology, they will lose money.
They will lose significant financing and money.
And this extends out into the DEI arena as well.
They have to do these things.
Where ESG comes from, it is tied to money.
It is not necessarily a representation of the executive's belief system.
In fact, in many cases, it's not.
But the executives are too cowardly to stand up against it and to say, no, we're not going to take part in this.
So a lot of this is attached back to the money and we explain it in the movie and show kind of what the links are there.
But that's really incredible that then the infrastructure of financing is a lot of what you're referring to there.
The big lenders of money that lend money for cash flow to the corporations, they have adopted this DEI scoring system It's astonishing that that was put in place over what I call really a castration cult.
And by the way, this isn't the first time that we've seen castration cults in history.
There was a cult out of California called Heaven's Gate, and it was led by a guy named Applebaum, I believe was his name.
Creepy, big-eyed dude who had his members get castrated, and then I think they committed mass suicide because they thought their souls were going to be teleported to meet the mothership on the other side of Halley's Comet the last time the comet came by.
Yeah, or something along those lines.
I remember that.
I mean, it sounds absurd, right?
But this has been sort of like normalized in a very sort of different way.
You know, they've got a different story now, but it's the same brutality.
It's the same barbarism.
You know, it's just now being pushed on children, which is even more unthinkable.
That's why I compare it back to...
You know, we used to talk about these civilizations in school as being barbaric that used to sacrifice children or mutilate them.
Well, we're allowing the same thing now.
And what we used to say we would never allow, we're allowing, not only allowing, but we have major corporations cheering for, and that's the mutilation of children.
And, you know, highlight a number of these kids.
And I think what's very important, by the way, and I think maybe the most powerful thing about our film is that we made a point of really tearing down the mainstream media and the propaganda machine that it is, because when it comes to this issue of transgender surgeries for kids, we went through meticulously because when it comes to this issue of transgender surgeries for kids, we went through meticulously and got so many clips of the mainstream media, CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, all the clips of them saying no They said it.
They lied straight to the faces of the American people.
Okay, I mean, they looked you in the eye and they lied to you over and over and over and over again.
And if you were a dutiful watcher of the mainstream media, you believed it.
But we hard cut that with the victims.
And I turn there and I ask this young girl, how old were you when they gave you a double mastectomy?
She was 13.
She just turned 13.
Put on the hormones at 12.
And she explains not just the surgery she was put through, the lack.
Of any sort of care, that oath to do no harm, it never occurred to the doctor to seek out what mental health issues were there, because there were a lot.
I mean, this is a damaged young girl.
She will admit herself.
She was very unhealthy at that point, and they were not helping her with the actual problem.
My wife asked a stunning question of her.
She said, did the insurance cover all this?
The answer was yes.
And she turned around and said, did the insurance cover the detransition?
And the answer to that was no.
Of course.
Of course.
And, you know, also, the surgical mutilations that we're referring to, I'm sure you encountered a lot of this in researching for your film, they are butchery.
I mean, they're making a new, what they call, a front hole Which doesn't belong there.
Basically, it's a gaping wound.
This is medical butchery.
They're cutting off genitals.
They're castrating young boys and trying to turn them into female anatomy, which is impossible to do.
You can't do that.
And then these people suffer...
The victims of this, often I consider many of the children to be victims.
They're victims of the psychological operation and the mutilation.
And then they suffer horrific pain and also the inability to engage in basic life functions like just urination or normal sexual interaction with a partner someday because their genitals have been mutilated.
They can never live a normal life again.
Here's the thing.
Even if they don't make it that far to a bottom surgery, just the pure act of putting a child on puberty blockers alone, you're talking about making them infertile.
This is a drug that they give to kids called Lupron, and Lupron is also given to pedophiles as a chemical castration drug.
So it is very likely you make a child infertile just by giving them the blockers.
Okay, so that by itself...
Is a child able to consent to the idea they will never be a biological parent to a child?
They will never be able to have a kid?
Absolutely not.
A kid can't consent to that.
I mean, unless you're talking about something where they are going to die, they're going to be terminal unless they have a hysterectomy, which is exceedingly rare.
In that case, the child still can't consent, but their parent can say, hey, we need to keep them alive.
This is a last-ditch effort type of thing.
But in the case of this idea, you can change genders, which is impossible.
It's not just ludicrous, not just a violation of do no harm.
This is a violation of every human right we were raised to believe in.
You don't abuse children.
And that's exactly what this is.
This is child abuse.
We're treating the same way we treat criminal pedophiles.
I think most of our audience agrees with you that this is child abuse.
So let me ask you the next question.
Do you think that the surgeons and the hospital administrators who are carrying out these procedures, should they be criminally prosecuted for child mutilation?
They absolutely should.
And they should be held civilly liable, and they will be.
I mean, I think the reckoning when it comes to all this is going to be the civil side of things.
I think it's going to be the lawsuits.
My wife and I worked very hard to make it illegal in the state of Tennessee to do these surgeries.
That's something that we worked with alongside Matt Walsh and our friend William Lamberth in the legislature here and Jack Johnson in the Senate here.
We got it done.
We got a band in Tennessee and, you know, we've had our hands in it in other states as well, because this is a moral imperative.
You know, it's not just about our political beliefs or anything like that.
I mean, this is just about humanity.
We're parents.
This is not OK.
We've sat with the victims of these operations of these drugs.
And when people understand how insidious this all is, what the drug companies are willing to do to sell this stuff, it's disgusting.
The company behind Lupron, they don't even have this FDA approved.
Not that the FDA is, you know, this holy grail to believe in it all.
But in the first place, if you were going to pretend that you live by the orthodoxy of these people in the mainstream who say, oh, we believe the FDA.
Well, the FDA doesn't approve of this for this purpose.
And there's a reason why, because even they even they know this is exceedingly dangerous.
And so the drug company is unwilling to then go and seek approval because they know what the outcome of that will be.
You know what they do instead?
They give a $50,000 donation to the Trevor Project.
And then the Trevor Project washes this through by doing a survey that's convenience sampled.
And convenience sampling means they're going to ask questions of convenient audience to get the results that they want.
And that's exactly what they do.
And then that survey that they do, by the way, they give gift cards to these mentally ill children to get the answers they want.
And then they'll come out NBC and say, giving these drugs to kids results in better mental health outcomes because the kids said so when they were given this survey where they got a gift card by an organization that they're already seeking out because they're mentally ill.
Total science fraud.
Medical fraud.
Yeah.
Well, gosh, yeah, we see that all the time with big pharma and the FDA. But it leads me to, you kind of hinted at this, I wanted to ask you this anyway.
It seems like with all the transitioning and the chemical castration and the mutilation surgeries, this industry, which is a child...
It's like a meat grinder of children, basically.
This industry is creating its own backlash, because as many of these children grow older, and you're already seeing this, there's a lot of detransitioning taking place, and the civil lawsuits you mentioned are coming.
Doesn't it seem like the backlash is going to be absolutely horrific?
A couple years from now, we're going to see even more horror stories of young adults in their 20s talking about how they were obscenely mutilated by this industry.
Is that coming?
I think so, but here's the problem.
What evidence is there that they have anything to be afraid of, the people behind this?
Let's look at COVID. I don't know how you feel about the COVID vaccine industry, but I'm very opposed to it, and the amount of damage that they've done to human beings, to families, is insane.
Yeah, we're right with you on that point, yeah.
But let's just stick with the COVID vaccines, even without getting to the other ones that have had issues.
If you look at that and the negative outcomes, the deaths, the lifelong pain people are going to suffer, children that have been hurt beyond belief and that wake up in pain every day, We're good to go.
I don't want you entertained while you watch it.
I want you to be so infuriated by what you watch that you make a plan to defend your community, that you make a plan to do something where you live to protect kids and to do it the right way so that you have a hedge of protection over all the kids in your community.
Because if everybody does that and they localize it and they stop waiting for a politician to save them, instead they organize parents where they live, grandparents where they live, to stop this stuff...
If you take an eagle-eye view after that's all done on a local level by everybody, then all of a sudden you realize we protected the whole country.
And with over 50 million people having watched our documentary already, if you say even 10% of those people, they actually take action and do that, we can make a monumental effect.
So I hope that everybody watching will check it out and do that.
50 million views already.
That's quite an achievement.
Nice job.
Unbelievable.
We never expected it.
I mean, it's been out for a month.
Elon Musk was a big reason why I have to give him a lot of credit.
I mean, in the position he's in, for him to put it out there and promote it, knowing the global interests that are threatened by it, it really does say something.
Because we go after Big Pharma.
We go after the industry that's seeking to poison kids through food and water.
We go after...
Really, every arena you're not supposed to go after, and he went for it anyways, including offending the Communist Chinese Party.
So the fact he was willing to do that and put his neck out there, I appreciate.
No matter how anybody feels about him, that alone is a really big move when you watch this movie to realize he exposed tens of millions of people to this.
Yeah, and you know, it's not just the obvious things.
It's also gender-bender chemicals in the food supply.
Atrazine is the second most common herbicide.
You know, I have a food science lab.
We actually test for glyphosate, and we have an atrazine method that we use now as well.
And we see atrazine in certain types of foods like pineapple.
So it's a gender bender.
We cut that in the film as well.
The effects of atrazine, we talk about the study from Berkeley, because here was the big thing for us too in making this film, and I think the reason why it's having the impact it's having.
We made a point of using sources and methods and vernacular that is trusted by anybody, no matter what your political persuasion is.
So if you're on the far left, you're not going to like our film.
But you don't like the truth in the first place, so it's not a surprise.
But if you're somebody who's traditionally been like blue dog Democrat, you know, you're very sensible, sort of middle of the road person that's willing to have your mind changed by facts.
We use evidence of the sources that you have been raised to trust to show you how they're lying to you through the mainstream to launder lies and to make you believe in or accept something that is just absolutely grotesque.
And so, you know, it's like I explain it this way to somebody, you know, where Alex Jones can say they're turning the frogs gay, those people shudder.
But when we explain it to them with a Berkeley study that they actually turned frogs gay with atrazine or what they did to rodents with atrazine or what they did to the sperm count of adult men with atrazine, they're much more open to understanding there's a problem here given the amount of it that's in the food and water supply.
Yes, yes.
And by the way, I'm one of the few people that defended Alex Jones when he said that because I knew he was actually stating the truth.
Atrazine does turn the frogs gay.
It's just all how you say it.
He was just mocked for it by a bunch of...
They were even mocking Alex for promoting water filters because the left became anti-clean water for some reason.
Like, oh, you don't need to filter water.
They're addicted to the fluoride.
I'll say I was probably raised a very unique way, but I'm thankful in two aspects.
I was never given fluoride.
I'll be honest, I don't think my parents even really knew why they didn't want us to have fluoride, but they didn't trust that the government wanted to put this in the water.
When you look at actual scientific studies and you look at the effect on IQ and things like that, there's actually good reasons for it.
I think that it's something people should ask questions about.
I think on a whole host of issues, it's all about how you communicate the facts and how you are able to persuade people to take in new information and maybe adjust the way they've long time felt about something.
Yeah, that makes sense.
But getting back to your film then, tell us where people can view the film right now.
Yeah, go to thewaronchildren.com.
All the different ways to watch are there.
There's a bunch of different ways.
We're trying to make it as accessible as possible.
There's some places I'm not sure if it'll end up on.
We're working to try to even get it on the Apple and Amazon arenas.
As much as I am not fans of the company, we want it to be as accessible as possible for people.
But you can find lots of different ways to watch it, and I hope you do.
I hope that you take the time to take in this info.
We've had incredible people get behind it from Donald Trump Jr., Elon Musk, Megyn Kelly, Sage Steele, Matt Walsh, who made What is a Woman, all saying people need to see this.
Tucker Carlson as well.
And I think that they're...
There's a reason why so many great people have gotten behind the film because it really is important information.
The one thing they've all consistently said is, as much as they live and breathe this stuff daily, they all felt like they needed notepads to take notes on all the information we went through because we go through so many facts, so many things that people need to know about how this is all structured, how it's affecting kids on a daily basis.
And we talk to the kids themselves.
We do teen focus groups, and I think that in itself was really, really, really interesting and eye-opening for parents to see.
You know, you are also, of course, always welcome to post the film on Brighteon.com.
That's another platform.
You'll never be censored there, by the way, so just keep that in mind.
And I want to ask you, so do you have a follow-up film in mind or anything you want to share with our audience about what's next?
Yeah, so we do have a few other films in development, not just one.
We really were going to use what worked here.
You know, we needed to make sure that the way we were doing this worked, it worked.
You can make it and survive and make a movie thrive outside of woke Hollywood and do it yourself.
And with a great team.
And so we've got four more on Slate right now that all address different areas of the world where people need to know the truth.
And some of it's investigative where there's real danger in making them.
And some of it's, I think, a furtherance of this story that's told here and what happens next.
Well, I'll tell you what, I'll just say this right up front.
We'd love to have you back for each of these films.
We'd love to help promote them.
We can distribute the teasers, the previews.
I've got a pretty large editorial team that we can do editorial coverage and publish articles and so on.
So let's let this be the beginning of us helping you spread the word.
Thank you so much.
I appreciate it big time.
Yeah, that's really been, you know, it's amazing.
All the big tech companies banned us from having ads.
Facebook banned us.
TikTok banned us from having ads.
And X was the only place that allowed the film and put it under a subscription.
And it just, it was incredible.
People did all the work.
There was no giant marketing team behind this film.
Some people have been like, hey, what marketing team did you guys use?
They did a great job.
I've seen the film everywhere.
And I'm like, we didn't.
We don't have a marketing team.
We literally just, we went on some shows and And people saw the movie and they did the rest.
And it's incredible because of amazing people like you that just want to get the truth out, you know?
Yeah, that's true.
I mean, it is amazing what's possible when you're not driven by greed and profit, but rather by humanitarian values.
And that's why I think the globalists are going to lose this war against humanity ultimately.
Now, granted, they're going to create a lot of victims.
They're going to kill a lot of people.
They're going to mutilate a lot of children.
And we're trying to stop that.
But ultimately, I think we defeat them because of people like you, Robbie.
And I want to ask you too, I mean, let me apologize up front.
Your last name strikes me as very intriguing.
Is that your real last name, Starbuck?
It's sort of a funny story.
Yes and no.
So I was given that name at birth.
Some people think it's like a stage name thing.
They've thought that my whole life as a director.
It was never a stage name thing.
It was actually my name.
It was just given to me at birth.
It's not the familial name.
So like my Cuban family, they're the Ceratis and Quesadas.
But I was given Starbuck.
My sisters all have weird names, too.
They were like...
Starshine, sunshine, starlight.
So it was a weird thing.
My parents weren't hippies or anything.
It was just very bizarre.
I never got a great explanation, to be honest, for you about it.
Really?
The person who came up with it is not here anymore, so I can't really dive deeper on it.
But that was it.
And it just took hold, and that was the end of it.
It's a very memorable name.
I mean, it's very unique.
It's actually a brand.
Your name is a really great brand.
Yeah, and it's so weird, too, because Starbucks wasn't, like, a thing when I was a baby.
You know, like, that wasn't, you know, there wasn't Starbucks on every corner.
I don't even think it existed yet.
I think Starbucks, I'd have to check, but I think they came to be in, like, the early 90s or something like that, where they became a chain.
I'm not sure, but, you know, so it's sort of a strange deal.
The story I always got never made sense to me.
It was basically that, like, my dad was out at a park, saw the stars and a buck, a male deer, and Starbucks was born.
Well, see, that's interesting because I don't even associate Starbuck with Starbucks.
I associate it with Battlestar Galactica.
Yes, me too, actually.
That would be my association is Battlestar Galactica, but I will say we're in the minority on that one, okay?
As somebody who went to public high school, people definitely associated it with coffee, but it worked out for me in the end.
You know, I took some coffee jokes in high school, but, you know, I think that's probably, it was probably a good thing for me.
It, uh...
It gave me thick skin.
I'm not sensitive to the jokes.
But I came to love the name.
My kids love the name.
It's all they've ever known.
But it is sort of a strange thing.
But I don't think it's in the large context of Hollywood among the stranger names.
There's people named Apple and stuff like that.
So I'm thankful it's like...
I feel like I got a good middle ground.
Yeah, I think so too.
Good job.
So you actually had a lot of experience in Hollywood then.
You came out of that scene.
Is that right?
Yeah.
I directed a lot of big actors and big musicians, stuff like that.
People like Natalie Portman, Jamie Foxx, Smashing Pumpkins, Snoop Dogg, stuff like that.
It was exceptionally crazy that I came out as a conservative in 2015.
It was probably what most people would call a suicide mission in Hollywood, but I knew that going into it.
Really, I felt like if people like me didn't stand up and say something, Hollywood went through this...
You know, searching out the communist thing back in the day.
I realized, oh, we're headed toward the same thing, just in reverse, where they're going to be searching conservatives.
And if people don't stand up and blaze their own path, there's going to be no dream of a conservative creative being able to do anything and not in the mainstream in any sense.
And so I said, you know, we've got to take these risks.
I've been lucky.
God has blessed me and my wife and our family.
And it's time to take some risks because I know that I'm going to be OK.
I know God's got our back.
And so we'll get through the tough time of this and burn it all down by telling the truth.
You could be a liar and you can sit there in Hollywood, but guess what?
You're going to be surrounded by fake friends, fake relationships.
You're never going to know who your real friends are.
The whole L.A. scene is just such fakery.
I can hardly stand the town, which may offend some of our viewers that are in L.A., but I'm not talking about you.
I'm talking about the dark, demonic, pedophile Hollywood producers who seem to infest that city.
In fact, I want to ask you then, Robbie...
Not that you've seen any of this firsthand, but do you believe the stories about the pedophilia, the child abuse that come out of Hollywood?
So many stories over all the years of child rape and child trafficking.
Is there an element of truth to that?
I don't think there's any question as to whether it's true or not.
There are absolutely pedophiles in Hollywood.
There's absolutely sexual abuse in Hollywood.
It's not...
I don't know.
I mean, is the mainstream media even arguing against this at this point?
I'm not sure if they are.
I think they're kind of just trying to not talk about it.
But I think everybody recognizes this has gone on for a long time.
I mean, I was calling out Bryan Singer a long time ago, and I dared him a long time ago, go ahead and sue me for saying that you're having these parties.
I mean, let's go to Discovery.
You're a weirdo.
And not just a weirdo, but I believe a criminal.
You know, and I've always said, I think that the punishment for people who abuse children in this manner, I think, should be the death penalty.
In fact, in Tennessee right now, we're backing a bill with William Lamberth, who appears in the film, to do exactly that and give the death penalty to child rapists again.
And we expect that to go to the Supreme Court and challenge the existing precedent that does not allow the death penalty for child rapists.
And I think among the current Supreme Court makeup, I do think we will overturn that precedent.
I do think we can make it the law of the land again to give the death penalty to child rapists because I don't think that there's anything worse in terms of crime than raping and killing a child.
And even if they don't kill them, just the rape itself.
It's among the most horrific things you can do to someone.
They will never be the same.
Well, you're absolutely true.
But let me ask, this will come up, obviously, with the Supreme Court.
When you say someone raping a child, you know, the classic situation that people might imagine is like some 45-year-old pervert raping and killing an 11-year-old.
And yeah, that person should probably face the death penalty.
I don't think there's much argument with that.
But what about, you know, the 19-year-old that has sex with a 17-year-old because they're a boyfriend-girlfriend.
They've been going together.
There's Romeo and Juliet laws against that type of thing.
So there are intervening, you know, sort of statutes that play a role in it.
So you'll never have that 19-year-old or 17-year-old up for the death penalty.
There is an evidentiary standard and as well as, you know, the age thing with the Romeo and Juliet laws.
So you'll never against that.
And it's also to be eligible for the death penalty, you have to have raped a child 13 or younger.
And 13 or younger, you'd be eligible for the death penalty.
13 to 16, I believe, you know, you're talking about a very long prison sentence, maybe life.
But above that, then it goes and reverts to sort of the adult laws as it goes to rape.
So, you know, as it stands now, our system does not care about the victimization.
I mean, you see people get off with these tiny sentences that are just ludicrous.
And it's unthinkable.
It's unthinkable.
And so, you know, in our community, we recently in Tennessee had an illegal immigrant come over here.
He became a soccer coach in Tennessee, raped over a dozen young boys.
Okay?
And he can't get the death penalty right now, despite raping, brutally raping over a dozen young boys.
And a fostering an environment of fear where these kids were so afraid none of them would say anything.
They weren't caught because one of the kids told on him they were caught because this moron, this disgusting, evil monster left an unlocked phone at a pizza parlor.
I'm not joking.
He left a phone at a pizza parlor.
With the child rape images on it.
And one of the people who worked there found the phone and was trying to figure out whose phone it was.
But it was in Spanish.
So they couldn't figure it out.
And they clicked a photos thing.
And the first thing that came up was evidence of child rape.
Oh my god.
Wow.
People like that, they need to be able to get the death penalty and it should be swift.
It should be fast.
We don't utilize the death penalty effectively in the United States of America, and we should.
I think the minute you make those sort of public examples of the most evil among you, you set a standard about what lines you're willing to accept in society.
And we talk about this in the film.
Part of how we got here to an immoral society is we stopped really drawing lines in the sand about what was allowed in a just and moral society.
And we started just kind of giving into the hedonism and saying, you know, we're going to allow the mere exposure effect that is really run through entertainment to rule the day and to normalize things that have never been normal before.
And we're all just going to look the other way as it destroys the mindset and morality of the next generation.
It's really incredible.
By the way, legalizing the death penalty for pedophiles, that would clean up Hollywood right there.
Probably no movies would be made.
There are some decent people in Hollywood that are just scared out of their minds.
That does exist.
There really are people there who they would like to see a change.
And not everybody has the familial sort of ties I do to victims of communism, where they feel this pull to say, you know what, I'm willing to risk everything.
They should, in my view, but I don't consider them bad people.
You're still, you're talking about, you know, they're being probably at least 25% of the people that work in Hollywood being decent people.
And then you've got 75% that are filled with a mixture of mixed up, straight up evil and Evil without knowing it.
And then the people who run everything, you know, which are generally the most evil of the evil.
And that's really sort of the makeup of Hollywood.
But you do have this 25% that I consider, you know, they're kind of your everyday, you know, common American mindset.
But there's fear laden into that.
And that's not just for Hollywood.
That's everywhere.
I mean, that's in corporate America.
That's pretty much every major job in America.
Look at surgeons, for instance.
Surgeons are overwhelmingly conservative, but how often do you hear surgeons speaking out against the mutilation of children?
Right.
Not that often.
I would also say, Robbie, though, that kind of like what you're doing right now is demonstrating a parallel ecosystem for movies or documentaries.
That ecosystem is growing.
There are faith-based films, you know, Christian organizations.
Even our own platform here, Brighteon, by the way, Our team has finished all principal photography on a feature film that's coming out in a few months.
I even got to do a little cameo roll in.
I mean, we're producing, and it's a faith-based film about human trafficking, by the way.
And it's, you know, you understand that films are powerful forms of communication, fictional or documentary.
You understand it more than most people because you've been involved.
But Hollywood can simply be starved of attention.
We can just turn it off.
We can unsubscribe from Netflix or say no to those films that promote perversion and grooming and Satanism and all that garbage.
We can choose a different path, and that is happening, wouldn't you say?
Absolutely.
I think that's one of the things that scares sort of woke Hollywood the most is that alternatives are emerging.
We are proving that we can do this and do it in such a way that we can continue to make films.
And that's kind of the key.
For me and my wife, we don't need to get rich off of this.
We don't want to get rich off of this.
We just need to fund the next film.
And we've effectively been able to do that through the first month of this film.
We can fund the next film.
So we've started pre-production on the next film.
It's proof.
We're improving the model so that other people can do this in the future.
And here's what's so important about it, is that you become really allegiant to the truth.
In Hollywood, you are dependent on these executives and their money.
And so there's this ecosystem of fear based around like, oh, you have this topic in this movie?
Yeah, we can't have that.
Our test audiences don't like it.
And it's bullshit.
They never took it to a test audience.
They don't like it.
They don't want that topic or that truth covered in their film.
And I say their film because they're funding it.
And so instead, you have this new paradigm emerging where you're expected to be a legion to the truth.
And if you avoid it, your audience will hold you accountable.
And I love it.
I think that is the future.
I think that the more creatives we have that embrace that mindset to be a legion to the truth, The better off we're going to be.
And you can do it.
So I don't want to hear excuses from anybody like anybody with talent and a story to tell can do this now.
Cameras have never been more accessible.
Editing has never been more accessible.
As much as I don't like AI, and I have talked about the dangers of AI, and I think that may be one of the films we cover.
AI even.
You've got these tools like Sora coming out.
Well, you can make a whole movie of AI if you're an actual gifted storyteller.
And that's really what matters now.
Are you gifted at telling a story?
If you are, you can make a movie.
Well, let me tell you, Robbie, I would love to talk to you more about that because I think we're one of the few organizations in the world building an AI system that's pro-humanity and pro-life.
And that's brighttown.ai, by the way, if you want to check it out.
But every other AI corporation out there Is using AI to control, to dominate, to censor, you know, evil uses of that technology.
You know, ours is open source, free, non-commercial, and it's actually trained on reality-based content, and it respects, you know, it respects the ideas of human life and nutrition and health and things like that.
So it's like every other technology.
People can use it for good or evil, depending on what they do with it, but right now the most powerful corporations are all steeped in satanic evil, I would argue, which is part of this LGBTQ virtue signaling.
Frankly, I think it's just straight up satanism behind a lot of it.
That's my opinion.
There's something dark about the whole thing.
When you tell a child that they were not born perfect as they were and that there's something wrong with them, if you're a religious person, then in essence what you're doing is you're denying God's creation and you're saying God got you wrong.
I think that can only really come from an evil place.
I don't see any child as a mistake.
You know, it sort of blows my mind that in America you still have this selective abortion of Down Syndrome children.
You know, that in itself is just pure evil.
And so it comes from that same mindset that, like, you're not perfect enough and you need to be changed in some way to be perfect enough.
And that's not something that comes from God, never is.
God loves his children, and I think that's not said enough.
Well, they're also teaching us now that human beings are no longer born with a functioning immune system.
And the only way you can get immunity is through this vaccine.
But that's crazy, because through all of human history, we've all known about the immune system.
And what, suddenly it vanished?
No.
It's the same brand of lunacy.
But when it comes to the AI issue, I'm interested to check it out.
I will say this.
I don't think AI in total is evil.
I'm very trepidatious about it.
Oh, me too.
You know, there was a controversy this year with Bard, which was Google Now calls Gemini.
It's had many controversies since, but its first big controversy was that it actually said that there was a great argument for putting me to death or for stripping me of parental rights because I've offended some LGBTQ people.
And beyond that, it also, you know, it made a host of other arguments.
It invented articles and interviews that never existed of me saying that I supported the KKK, okay, and that I was just a virulent racist.
I mean, totally skates over the fact that I'm Latino.
And it says it invented all of this.
None of it ever occurred.
Google ended up having to or at least Bard itself ended up apologizing and admitting that it invented all of this.
But if you think about the dangerous places this can go, imagine we were already at the place where Google's A.I. was in control of approving or not approving your car loan or your home loan.
You'd be screwed if you were not adherent to the narrative that the globalists want you to be adherent to or if you hadn't gotten your covid vaccine yet.
And the A.I. was connected to your medical records.
Absolutely.
Givings about A.I. in total because of that, because I know the ones that are dominating are evil.
And so, you know, the film that we're looking at doing is really looking at the three paths that are most likely as a byproduct of the directions and choices we make when it comes to AI. So that's one of the things that we're looking at right now and sort of getting together with experts to figure out, you know, where do you see this going?
I think that's really great that you're doing that.
I'm very interested to follow that.
I hope we can keep in touch after this because it is clear that they're going to turn over loan decisions, financial decisions, to their AI systems.
They're using AI for censorship.
They're using it for what's called sentiment analysis of speech, right?
So somebody posts something and the AI systems of Google have been programmed to value pro LGBT positions above all other ethics or morality.
So anybody who criticizes transgenderism, as you experience, will be deemed to be a threat to humanity.
That's that's what the AI systems are programmed to do.
There's a reason I've got a greenhouse in my own cattle.
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
I don't think the system, you know, I'll put it this way.
If we don't win this war on children, the people who do win it are not going to have mercy on people who tried to stop them.
And that's fine.
You know, I think that's a risk that good people have to take because if we don't take it, our kids are going to be the victims of this.
Our grandkids are going to be the victims of this.
So we can do marginally hard things right now or our kids and grandkids can do very hard things.
It's our choice.
Or they can just become extinct.
I mean, that's where this is headed.
Think about it.
Part of the mutilation of children is to halt fertility.
Same thing with the vaccines.
Made how many tens of millions of people infertile.
A lot of this is just a war on humanity.
I know your film is The War on Children, but you could extend that And perhaps you have or you're going to in other films.
It's also a war on all of us, even whether you're Latino, black or white or Asian.
We're all being targeted.
The only reason it matters actually about what race you are, background you are, is because they want it to matter to you.
They want you thinking about that.
They want us stuck on those things because as long as we're stuck on those things, We're not going after the real enemy.
And that's the truth of it.
You know, and do differences exist?
Of course, cultural differences exist.
Acknowledge that it's very simple, but move on and focus on the real enemy because the real enemy is the one trying to keep us focused on racial differences or sexism and things like that.
There's an enemy much larger than that.
I completely agree.
And we really need to work together as pro-human beings.
The division is becoming very clear.
You're either anti-human or you're pro-human.
It's not black versus white or even Republican versus Democrat.
It's like, do you want human civilization to exist or do you want to see all of humanity exterminated?
And I think that the whole transgenderism push is just the tip of the iceberg, but that's what's under the water, is an anti-human agenda.
And that comes from the globalists.
Elon Musk and I had this conversation about Jane Goodall.
Jane Goodall, this person that people were sort of manipulated into believing was this animal-loving woman, in reality is a very anti-human, eugenics-supporting person.
And that's the truth about it.
You're either anti-human or you're pro-human.
And these globalists are anti-human.
Fun Fundamentally, on every level, they oppose humanity reaching its true potential.
And so I think that it's incumbent on people like us to say, no, we're pro-human.
We're pro the human race.
We want to see humanity not just survive, but thrive and reach our full potential.
And that means you've got to stop this war on kids because it all starts there.
I mean, I think a big reason Elon supported the film and so many people have is because the recognition is there.
From people who have been in the powerful places that the war on kids underpins everything else.
else for everything else that evil wants to succeed they have to win the war on children if they don't win that war they cannot get to the next place they can't take this to the final you know sort of level that they would like to take it to and so our battleground to step one really has to be the war on kids because it is essentially the war on humanity and so we want to win that war We've got to win the war on kids.
And that means saving the next generation and setting them free.
Well, you're doing a tremendous amount of work in that space, and I want to thank you, Robbie, for creating your film and also for joining us today.
The film is called The War on Children.
That's also the website, folks, thewaronchildren.com.
Any other thoughts you want to leave us with today, Robbie?
That's it.
I appreciate it so much.
I hope people will check it out.
The trailer's there on the website as well.
Watch it.
I think no matter how deeply embedded you are in the truth in all of these subjects, you will learn something from the film.
I haven't met one person who hasn't.
I think it really, and that's not me.
Me, I'm not some incredible person that was just like, made this perfect movie.
We not only had an amazing team, but this was a God thing.
We woke up every day as we worked on it, and we just prayed for the wisdom to put the right things, the right words into this, and to do the will, and really get the job down the way it needed to be to protect kids.
And I believe everybody that worked on the film put their heart and soul into making sure that every detail was perfect, that it was unassailable on every level.
And that truly is what it is.
It's unassailable.
You cannot pick apart the facts in this movie because we made sure that they were all stone cold hard facts and there was no getting around it.
It's why mainstream media is avoiding our movie like the plague.
They cannot rip it apart on the facts.
And so they just they're avoiding it with everything that they can.
They don't want to touch it.
And it's so funny because we can see I think I'm going to actually put out a list.
I'm waiting for the lawyers to give me clearance to do this.
We can see who buys the movie.
We know mainstream media reporters who have watched the movie.
And then they don't report on it.
And so we just want to ask them, why haven't you guys reported on it yet?
You watched it.
What was the issue?
Were you paying customers because you agree with us?
Or did you learn something that you were like, oh, we don't want people to see this?
And it's the latter.
They don't want people to see it because they know that it's doing such a good job of really waking people up that were not awake before.
That's what they do.
When they can't attack you, they try to ignore you.
We had The Atlantic a few years ago reached out to me, tried to do a hit piece on me, was asking me a bunch of questions about natural medicine and nutrition.
I answered all their questions expertly with citations, sent it back to them, and followed up.
They said, ah, we decided not to do the story.
Yeah.
It's too compelling.
Amazing.
It's amazing.
Once you give them their own words, their own studies, their own sort of institutions, and you say, hey, look, they're all reflected right here, they don't know what to do with that.
That's poison to them.
So, you know, we made sure that the whole documentary was like that, where they just they weren't going to be able to tear this one apart.
And I think it really is the one place you can send anybody in your life that doesn't believe this stuff is happening, that there isn't this crazy woke movement to destroy our country and the world by proxy.
It is.
It is real.
And it's undeniable.
You watch this movie.
Even people on the far left understand.
Okay, they're not crazy.
And at that point, they have to choose a side.
And that's the first thing we say at the beginning of the movie.
Turn this off if you're not ready to go, you know, really on one side of the fence or the other because you're not going to be able to be lukewarm anymore.
You're not going to be able to sit in the middle and pretend you don't know what's going on.
Good point.
Well, outstanding.
Robbie Starbuck, cool name, awesome film, and thank you for joining us today.
It's been a pleasure.
Thank you.
Appreciate it.
Big time.
All right.
Take care, Robbie.
All right, everybody.
So that was Robbie Starbuck there.
Again, the website is thewaronchildren.com.
Go there and check out the film and support his efforts because they've got more films to make on AI, as he just mentioned.
I'm looking forward to that as well.
And, of course, feel free to repost this interview on other channels as well.
Spread the word.
And that's how we actually win.
That's how we help protect children and protect the future of humanity.
I'm Mike Adams, the founder of Brighteon.com, and as I mentioned, Brighteon.ai coming up, which is a pro-human, pro-life AI system that's unlike the corporate systems you'll see soon.
It's going to be a game-changer.
Thank you for joining me today.
God bless you all.
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