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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Perinautica Podcast.
We've got a special guest with us today doing God's work.
Ryan Mata, how are you doing, buddy?
Gentlemen, honored to be here.
Thanks for having me.
I'm glad you can find time to come on.
I know you're a super busy guy.
We won't hold you here all day.
Most guests feel like they're being kidnapped by the end of the hour.
I dig it, man.
I'm ready.
Let's do this.
All right.
So, well, let's start from the very beginning, man.
Like, what got you into this journey of doing investigations and making documentaries into child trafficking?
I think just God, honestly, I don't know how else to explain it.
I was a Bitcoin bro about three years ago.
If you would have came out of my podcast or talked about Trump or Biden, I would have literally kicked you out of my live chat or literally shut down the stream before and I just ended my show because I was like, dude, I'm not doing this with you guys in the live chat.
So three years ago, I was just a Bitcoin bro.
And then every door I thought I was going to open ended up getting closed in my face.
And one thing led to it next.
The next thing I know, I'm filming at CPAC.
YouTube channel gets demonetized.
I walk out of the door from filming Trump and I get offered a job by LFATV.
And then first week on the job, a whistleblower comes forward with this story.
And I'm not a journalist, right?
But he tells me this story and I think like I'm going to win a Pulitzer or something.
I'm like, this story sounds so freaking massive.
There's just no way it's true.
If this is true, it's going to be one of those crazy conspiracy theories that everybody like, you know, Looks back and is like, oh my gosh, I can't believe our government was doing that.
So I came forward with that story and I went down to Texas and filmed.
I wasn't one of, I was the first one to film and drone these child migrant concentration camps that our government's running and they're all throughout our country.
Yeah, I saw some of that early footage of yours and that's actually got involved with your channel through those first videos.
I was like, wow, this guy's doing some awesome stuff.
I didn't even know who you were at the time.
The more I got into it, I was like, all right, this guy's legit.
He's making documentaries now.
He's actually putting out information that's real, verifiable.
I mean, that was good.
That's really good stuff.
That's kind of because it came from screaming at clown world, right?
I feel like I try to tell people these stories and they look at me like they've seen a ghost or like I'm just making things up.
So after just repeating and trying to explain to everybody how our government's trafficking children and then getting so demonetized and deplatformed on every platform, you're kind of left with.
No other option.
If you want to tell that story, you need to be able to articulate it in a way that people can digest it and consume it and do it in a short period of time.
And that's kind of how this turned into a documentary adventure.
Yeah, yeah.
And we know that governments, particularly the U.S., I think the U.S. is basically the one government that is operating the largest child trafficking network in the world.
Can you lay out the process, basically start to finish?
How does a kid...
From, say, El Salvador or Honduras, get to the border, and where do they go from there?
So how do they get to the border?
That's a great question, because there's so many different avenues.
They can be trafficked.
They can be kidnapped.
They can walk.
They literally can voluntarily walk themselves.
You know, we've seen that a lot in 2021, 2022, 2023.
You know, when Bukele went and rounded up 50,000 or 80,000, sorry, cartel leaders, it wasn't uncommon in El Salvador because their entire country was ran by the gangs, the gang leaders in every town.
It wasn't uncommon for the cartels in those towns to have five wives.
It wasn't uncommon for those wives to have five to ten children each.
So when you arrest a cartel leader...
And when I say leader, I just mean like they're at entry level of the cartel.
Not the top dudes sitting on top.
I'm talking about pretty much basically every guy that was basically a key player in the cartel.
It wasn't uncommon for them to have five wives and five to ten kids with each wife because if a woman had a child with a cartel, she was safe, right?
And her kids were safe.
So it was the worst of two evils.
You just have a kid with a cartel member.
At least you can eat.
You can feed yourself.
You can feed your kids.
They got new clothes.
They got nice things.
So when Bukele came in and arrested all the cartel members, and a lot of times the wife went with the husband because she was part of the operation, you've seen all of a sudden now we have, you know...
One cartel member has 25 kids and you do that 80,000 times, you end up with a massive amount of children in a third world country where there's no government safety net, there's no government programs for these children.
So it wasn't uncommon for any child that was basically above the age of 12 to literally just walk out of El Salvador and attempt to migrate and march towards America or out of El Salvador and attempt to find a better life for themselves.
So a lot of these kids, some of them, I shouldn't say a lot of them, but a small portion of them voluntarily walked.
And then once they hit Mexico, they are basically, they enter the cartel territory slash NGO territory.
So the NGOs see these children as basically dollar signs because once they get them to America, their NGO is getting paid $775 per day per child.
So you see key leaders that organize these massive caravans, the caravans attract the traffickers, these people that just show up and they, you know, basically the most liquid item in Mexico right now is a child, or was anyways, under the Biden administration because they were so profitable once they got to the U.S. border.
But children are being trafficked from 180 different nations.
Across multiple borders.
And then they arrive basically in Mexico, where they're basically trafficked through Mexico by the Mexican cartels.
And then they're brought to our border.
And these children, once they're arriving at our border, they're basically branded with a name, an address, and a phone number.
And this gets safety pinned to the kid's shirt.
It gets stuffed into their backpack in a little plastic folder.
Sometimes they're in a little plastic Ziploc baggie.
Or it literally gets wrote in permanent marker right across their arm.
And that's the buyer's information.
That's the cartel branding their cattle.
They're branding their merchandise.
They're delivering it to Border Patrol agents.
And then because of the system that Alejandro Mayorkas and Xavier Basara have created with the Mexican cartels and these NGOs, once the child steps foot on USA soil, it becomes property of the United States government.
So then Border Patrol takes the child, processes the child in, and when he's processing the child, he's taking that information off the child's shirt and calling it the sponsor.
And then he's putting that information into the child's file.
And then once it's in the child's file and the child's then transported to HHS, HHS does the initial intake screening where they're trying to basically, they're asking the kid a ton of questions, but then when they're not with the kid, they're also calling this number and they're saying, hey, Coop, you looking for a kid?
And Coop's like, yeah, I am.
They're like, oh, what's his name?
He's Johnny and he's seven.
Oh, congratulations, Coop.
You want an FRA application?
Fill out this shitty job resume and then let me know when you're complete with it.
You do it.
It takes five minutes.
You send it back.
Like, all right, Coop, we need your ID.
You're like, all right, cool.
Here's this fake ID I just bought offline last week for 200 bucks.
Will this work?
You're like, yep, that'll work.
Send us a photo on WhatsApp.
And then he sends a photo on WhatsApp.
And they go, okay, cool.
That looks great.
Oh, there was an address on there?
Okay, yep.
This address looks like a safe place for a child because we checked it on Google Earth.
And this ID I'm holding here in my hand right here, I bought off a Venezuelan gangbanger.
In New York, it took me 15 minutes, literally 15 minutes from making it into Queens with my buddy, just walking down the street before some man, random person approached me and was like, need an ID?
Need an ID?
He's like, ID, socials.
And he was saying it in Spanish and my buddy speaks Spanish.
So he's like, basically saying socials, security cards, IDs, passports.
And my buddy's like, hey, there he is.
He's like, hey, what's up, man?
Can we get an ID?
And the dude's like, yeah, what you need?
And I was like, it happened so fast.
You should watch the video.
It's pretty funny because I didn't have like...
I didn't have time to prep.
I was just like, what do you want your name to be?
I'm like, John Smith.
And he's like, what about your address?
I'm like, make it.
He's like, you just want me to make one up for you?
I was like, yeah, just make one up for you.
So I think that that's partially how we had a whistleblower come forward with 8,000 addresses.
And when they started going through these addresses, they only made it through the first couple hundred, and they already found four strip clubs.
It's like, how did a strip club get onto an ID?
And it's probably just like me, dude.
Like, that guy who gave me this ID, I wouldn't be surprised if this is a strip club.
He's a dumb gringo.
Like, oh, let's put a strip club address in here.
This is where you live now.
Yeah, this is where you live.
And then somebody not even double-checking or even thinking to double-check it.
Like, you just want the kid, right?
You don't care what the address is or what the ID says.
You just hear, here's my ID, give me my kid.
And they give you the kid and you just take off with it.
You're never actually going to the address and the ID that you submitted it with.
So, yeah, that's basically how our government's turned America into the child-trafficking capital of the world.
And this has been going on for decades, so we can't just be ignorant to that fact.
Like, I know a lot of people will wake up today and be like, oh my god, the government's doing this?
They must have just started doing this not long ago, because how could they get away with this for so long?
But, man, they've been doing this forever.
Yes, sir.
And with CPS, right?
Like, so, this isn't, like, in order to move, like I say, I tell everybody, Laura Sillsby, right, was trying to traffic 40 children out of hate.
Out of Haiti, right?
And she got busted twice, moving children out of Haiti to some fake orphanage in the Dominican Republic where that was like her alibi or whatever it was.
But the crazy part about that is she was just moving 40 children and she got busted.
Somehow, in the last four years, just out of Guatemala, so the number that has arrived at our shore is 452,121.
Migrant children ages 0 to 17 have arrived at our border and have been trafficked from 180 different nations.
452,000.
That's just what our government has taken physical custody of.
Now, out of that 452,121, roughly 48 to 42% have came from Guatemala, depending on the year, but it gives you a total of 190,052 children have been kidnapped out of one country, trafficked into America,
our government's taken possession of.
And out of that $450,000 that they've taken possession of, they've authorized the delivery.
Like I said, they call that dude with a fake ID.
They vet him.
You call them vetting, and then they deliver a child to that man.
They've delivered 350,000 children where they've tried to make contact with that grown man, and they cannot make contact.
So this system, which is being ran like a full-scale military child trafficking operation at every level, because you cannot move that many kids physically or feasibly, let alone make them all vanish into the night.
It's like you don't go to Walmart and see kids eating out of the dumpster.
You don't go to New York and see thousands of kids on the street begging for money.
Where the hell do 350,000 children go?
Well, you have to have a full-scale trafficking operation, and you don't build that out at scale in one year, two years, or four years, right?
Like you said, this migrant children trafficking operation might be new, but they've had some type of system in place that they've been doing this for a very, very long time because they are very, very good at it.
A really striking thing when I was looking at it all that really blew me away was It isn't just simply lax enforcement.
It's actively circumventing any lack of enforcement on the identification and the verification.
It's actively circumventing any attempts at trying to stop this at all.
And in cases where there are questions, just pushing it on through these.
A series of perverse incentives to the point where people are buying these things and just explicitly saying, I bought this.
Give me them.
You're 100% right on that.
And they don't care.
They let it on through.
They're incentivized to do it.
They encourage it.
They built the system, right?
At every government agency, whether you're the FBI, the CIA, you have policies, right?
And those policies, like at the FBI, for example, we don't go after misdemeanors.
Well, prior to the Biden administration, right?
Before that, misdemeanors were just like a joke.
It was like, no, you got a misdemeanor.
Okay, we're the FBI.
We're above that, right?
Because our policy states that we don't go after anything less than a felony.
So that was just part of their policy, right?
Their policy might be you get four days paid vacation after you've worked 365 days a year, whatever the case may be.
Those are the policies.
When you go to arrest somebody, you have to read them their rights.
Whatever those policies are that they have put into place there, that becomes law to them.
That's how their organizations are operating.
That's how they're governed and that's how they're enforced.
So at HHS, they were doing the initial intake screenings, right?
So this was when a child would get Brought to HHS, and they would sit down the child, and they're trying to determine if the child's being trafficked or not.
Because if it's being trafficked, then you've got to give special attention to the child, right?
You're supposed to put him into a special care unit.
You're supposed to make sure that he's not basically getting thrust back into the system.
You want to make sure that there's no way that he's communicating with the cartels, where they're basically indentured surgitude, where the kid comes over and he has to go work on the streets or work in a factory or pimp himself out to pay off his debt to the cartels, or the cartel is going to kill his family, whatever the case may be.
They have a policy of basically a list of questions that they ask the child.
Do you owe any money?
Did you pay anybody to get over here?
And they kind of ask the same question multiple times, just trying to see if the kid's going to slip up or whatnot.
So Mayorkas, at one point, it became a huge issue because Mayorkas wanted to change the policy, and he wanted to change those questions.
And the idea is that you can't punish DHS or HHS or any employee that worked there.
for trafficking children if they didn't know the child was being trafficked.
Well, if you change the questions, so you're not asking a kid, do you owe anybody money?
Did anybody rape you on your way over here?
Did anybody this?
You know, all of the questions that you'd want to ask to see if a child's being trafficked or not, and you don't ask any of those questions, well, then you're never going to figure out if the kid's being trafficked or not.
So the idea was that they were going to change the way the system worked to make it more beneficial and more easy for a child to be trafficked.
They didn't just ignore it.
They were actively participating in it and designing it that way.
If anything, they viewed all that as an inconvenience.
For sure.
And the head of the HHS was Xavier Basar at the time.
I think he's since been removed, right?
Yeah, RFK took its position, which is a crazy thing.
I get the whole maha, but what are we doing with these kids?
In the time that we've been going how long?
For 15 minutes now?
100% fact.
Since we started this live stream, there is some migrant child that our government took possession of and turned it over to a grown man that actively in the last 15 minutes is chained in some closet, basement, garage, or tunnel and is being raped savagely because our government cannot find or locate and has done absolutely nothing to find these children.
Yeah, and I think...
Well, let's start with these sponsors, because a lot of these sponsors, like you said, the vetting system is terrible.
They're not vetting these sponsors, these quote-unquote sponsors.
And a lot of these are already convicted child molesters, child traffickers, etc., child pornographers, etc.
And they're still getting children sent to them.
Yes, sir.
I mean, we delivered.
And then they go to raid random strip clubs that have absolutely nothing to do with it.
Exactly. Because all these addresses are bogus.
We haven't heard of them rating anything yet, to be honest.
That's the saddest part about this, is we have...
That's a hypothetical.
Yeah, right.
They will.
They should.
It's going to be hilarious watching them rate a strip club.
There'll be a bunch of nasty chicks down in the salums of Texas down there that are just...
I don't know.
It's going to be interesting, to say the least.
But we have the addresses of...
At the very least, we had the addresses of where the child was supposed to be going.
And we know because we got those addresses and Anthony Rubin from Muckrakers and Carlos have went door to door to door trying to locate and find these children.
They found a lot of them, right?
Some of them looked like they were in bad environments.
Some looked like they might be all right.
Some looked like they were being trafficked.
Some looked like they were working in sweatshops, you know?
So it's like we could be having hands on thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of these children by now.
But for some reason, our government is failing to act.
They're failing to do anything.
I haven't heard one, you know.
One, I've heard them say, we think we've located 70,000 of them.
Oh, you did?
Where are they at?
Where are they?
Where'd you get them at?
Where'd you find them?
Because I haven't seen them.
Because we know you haven't got hands on them.
So they hypothetically believe they know where 70,000 of them are.
Well, yeah, great.
HHS and ORR had, or ORR was directly responsible for 290,000, or sorry, 290 of these NGOs that house these migrant children.
So yeah, sure, there's probably some in these foster care houses and there's still some in these NGOs because that's where they were when Trump took office.
So like, oh, congratulations.
You think you have eyes on 70,000 of them.
How many of that 70,000 have been raped since you had those eyes on them?
Because you didn't go save them.
That's what I want to know.
It's like a mining company announcing that they found this massive vein of ore, and then a year later, everyone asking them, so are you going to build a mine there?
I was thinking about it.
Are you going to get it?
And they're like, I don't know, we're thinking about drafting some paperwork to maybe look into developing a strategy.
Yeah, it's just not like, you know, exactly.
For speculation.
It's a clown show, man.
And a crazy thing, like how easy it is for you just to be walking down the New York street and some guy comes to you and is like, hey, you need a fake ID or whatever?
Who's to say that these children, as soon as they get to DHS or HHS or whatever, CPS, whatever, they're just getting a whole new identity.
I would say that that's a high, high, high, high probability.
I would say that that's...
I mean, it's got to be.
You know, there might be something more there with the Guatemalan and why...
You know, I wonder how many of these kids that came from Guatemala actually...
We're born in Guatemala, or Guatemala was just a checkpoint where they, because the Guatemalan government is so corrupt, we already know that they were giving away, I mean, at one point in 2014, members of the Guatemalan government were making fraudulent documents, brand new identities for known terrorists from Al-Qaeda and Hezbollah.
Jesus. Yeah, so, you know, to think that that...
That network went down.
And think about how much money there would be in there if you had access to some type of government database and you had the ability to create new identities, birth certificates, documents, passports, the whole nine yards, and give somebody a new identity.
And you could do that for children.
So were these children all naturally born in Guatemala?
Or are these children from all over the world that just showed up at our border with a Guatemalan identity?
We don't know.
But we know that Save the Children and four other NGOs at the very least.
We're involved with trafficking these children out of Guatemala and into Texas because I got the internal documents from the Attorney General's office.
I mean, I went down to Guatemala.
The Attorney General invited me down there.
I flew down, and I got to sit down with her team.
And they gave me those documents that they sent to Ken Paxson, all the letters of our government, every comer, all of them.
And they all went unanswered.
And that would be Thelma Aldina, right?
Thelma Aldina was the previous Attorney General.
Yeah, I dropped her offshore bank accounts last week or two weeks ago.
Nice. I just want to make a quick note, really quick, on Laura Silsby, because when she was arrested, obviously she was connected with the Clintons.
Hillary Clinton was a big part of her, Laura Silsby, getting his children from Haiti and trying to traffic him over the Dominican Republic and bring him back to Idaho, wherever she was living or something.
Oh, she was trying to come back to America with him, huh?
Yeah, she was definitely trying to come back to America.
She had it all lined up.
Her first attorney was a guy named Jorge Puello, and he was from El Salvador.
And he didn't even, like, I forget exactly what was going on, but he was actually arrested for alien smuggling, child smuggling.
And his wife, they were both running a child smuggling enterprise out of El Salvador.
And they were arrested, as the Laura Silsby thing was going on, they were arrested.
Whatever happened to them?
Well, apparently, Puello was sent to three years in prison.
That was it.
And who knows where he is?
His wife's out, I'm sure.
And what do these people know best?
They just go right back to what they know best.
So, you can only assume.
I wonder if they're running any NGO right now.
I heard that Silsby got put in charge of the Amber Alert hotline.
Yeah. Yep, she did.
It wasn't Amber Alert.
It was something just like Amber Alert.
But yeah, Clinton put her in that position.
And it was Bill Clinton who even – he started Amber Alert in 94, 96. So why would they – how many Amber Alerts have we seen a year?
I barely get any, dude.
Honestly, I think – I never see them.
I never see them.
But yet – So that's why – go ahead.
Maybe three, four.
Maybe. I can't even tell you the last time I got one, guys, honestly.
But yet they say like thousands of these are issued a year or whatever.
It's like I don't ever see one.
And we're missing 80,000 to 320,000 children, and yet we should be getting Amber Alerts every minute.
Yeah, a tad underrepresented, wouldn't you say?
So in Guatemala, what got me to actually finally go down there wasn't just the Attorney General that invited me.
It was that same night I got into a Twitter space, and three or actually five Guatemalan citizens jumped in there and just basically were begging me.
To come to Guatemala and they were telling me about what was going on there.
And like, listen, Ryan, in the last 24 hours, we've had 25 Amber Alerts.
I'm like, wait, what'd you just say?
It's like, yeah.
Holy shit.
22 the day before, 20 the day before that, 25 today.
And I'm like, wait, you guys are getting 20 Amber Alerts today?
And I was thinking to myself, I can't even tell you the last time I've heard of one.
I'm like, these kids must be getting snatched off the street everywhere.
Everywhere you look, there must be getting a kid basically getting taken off the streets.
Yeah, so that's what got me to go down there.
I couldn't believe that there were that many Amber Alerts compared to what we get.
That is insane.
They're running a better show than we are, yet they're apparently more corrupt with child trafficking.
Yeah, it's like they document every child that gets kidnapped there versus we kind of lure them out through the state, through CPS and through organizations, so there's no alerts going off because the kids have already been taken from their parents by the time they get into the U.S. system.
And I've heard that in the United States, they use Amber Alerts, almost like why they started Amber Alerts System, is to alert these child traffickers, oh shit, our kid's been taken, or shit, these people outside of our group have our kid now.
It's almost like a warning to them.
That would not be a surprise at all.
I think it's so dark what we're going to figure out in the next two years.
If we actually do, I don't know.
I mean, if you look into the few that pop up, it's usually another parent taking them or something like that on a pretty frequent basis is what actually triggers the alert.
So, you know, it's documented cases.
They're the only ones showing up.
That's the scariest part about this entire thing.
I'm trying to look and see what...
I just asked Grock what Laura Sillsby is doing right now.
It says after returning to the U.S., Silsby largely faded from public attention.
She reportedly changed her name to Lauren Gaylor, sometimes spelled Gaylor in a post on X around 2015.
Alert Sense.
with the Ambrer Alert System, which assists in locating missing children.
The connection has fueled speculation and conspiracy theories, particularly around platforms like X, where users have suggested her employment there is suspicious given her past.
However, there is no correct...
Concrete evidence.
She was directly involved in trafficking.
No concrete evidence, even though she was convicted in Haiti.
But yeah, okay.
Wow. No concrete evidence.
I've learned that no evidence doesn't mean what people seem to think it means.
Because it sure doesn't mean there isn't any.
No evidence just means no evidence we will accept.
Yeah, exactly.
Well said.
My goodness.
So you've mentioned Save the Children.
I know that Save the Children had five regional offices in Guatemala raided within the last few years.
What do you know about that?
Yeah, so that was the Attorney General who raided those offices.
One of them, the main one being Save the Children Foundation.
So it's crazy about Save the Children and the entire operation, right?
Our CIA, our State Department, USAID, has been overthrowing the Guatemalan government for basically the last 20 years.
Rigging elections, installing politicians, taking over their media outlets.
It's what USAID does in these third world countries.
They pros as a front organization.
They act like they're going to deliver humanitarian aid.
They set up a network of NGOs that fund NGOs that fund NGOs that commit the crime, so it's almost impossible to trace it back to USAID or our State Department or the CIA, and they have no oversight and an unlimited budget.
So they basically carry out these operations and they take over media outlets.
Once they take over the media outlet, they use the media outlet to amplify the politicians that they don't want and take down the politicians that won't do the USA bidding.
Long story short, we finally get to a point where we're installing presidents.
So they rig the 2023 election, install a president.
The attorney general starts to investigate.
Anthony Blinken suspends her visas.
He suspends the visas of...
Every member of Congress, 106 members of Congress that voted in favor to give the authority to the Attorney General to investigate the election fraud.
He suspended 400 of the visas of her friends and family members.
And then he goes on, none of that gets him on a flight to Guatemala.
So then fast forward, that was in basically October, November of 2023.
And then in April of 2024, the Attorney General's office raids the foundation Save the Children, along with five others, but Save the Children was the big one.
And they find out that Our government, these NGOs that are operating in Guatemala are also operating in the state of Texas.
And they've been trafficking Guatemalan children from Guatemala to Texas, where they're putting to this NGO network and these facilities where these children are getting raped by the employees that work there.
And the saddest part about this is it's all funded by our tax dollars.
And this was the letter that the Guatemalan attorney general wrote to Ken Paxton in Texas and to a couple other politicians in America.
And all those went unanswered.
So she raised this foundation after not hearing back from Ken Paxson's office, and they find exactly what they thought they were going to find, evidence of child trafficking, that high-level government officials were involved, and that they want to speak to Kash Patel, they want to speak to Trump, directly to the Trump administration, and sit down and be like, listen, here's what we have.
You guys need to investigate this.
These people need to be arrested immediately, and we need to have investigations into these to find out where our children are.
And yeah, so I started digging in to save the children, but I didn't start digging in right away because what was weird is, That happened on April 25th.
And then on May 7th, about 11 days later, Anthony Blinken takes a surprise trip to Guatemala, right?
Which is where it gets really weird.
And he tells the...
He holds a press conference with the installed president.
And he tells that president what a great job he's doing on his anti-corruption campaign.
So this president ran his entire campaign on, I'm going to get this attorney general fired.
Just like Letitia James ran hers on, I'm going to get Trump fired.
This man runs his on, I'm going to get this attorney general fired.
So Blinken holds a press conference to congratulate him.
And what a great job he's doing with his anti-corruption campaign, which is just trying to get this attorney general removed from power because she is the only one who can investigate the child trafficking.
She's the only one who can investigate the rigged election.
Then he goes on to say, well, you know what?
There's going to be a lot of money coming into Guatemala, but, but, but, if you don't get rid of this corruption problem, I don't know if that money's coming in.
Basically, if you don't get this attorney general fired, well, sorry, you ain't getting the money.
It's unreal.
Blink in Ukraine.
Blinken, it is.
It's so bizarre, man.
I've done so many of these interviews now and it's just like I keep talking about this and every time I talk about it, it just sounds so much crazier to me that like I've been on big podcasts, redacted.
I mean, I turned over offshore bank accounts of Todd Robinson and evidence that he was throwing Diddy-style freak-off two-day, three-day ragers at his private palace in Guatemala.
He was fighting over all these high-level executives, and he was having the cartels that were working for him, basically.
They didn't say it in this letter that they were working for him, but they're working for him.
Delivering little boys, like eye candy, like you'd order them off Amazon.
And at one of his parties, a little boy, a 13-year-old, got so savagely raped that he had to get hospitalized.
And the mother filed the police report.
And then allegedly this woman had to flee the country or she's on a cell where you're getting paid by Todd Robinson in cash, $5,000 a month in her bank account.
Now she's living in Costa Rica hiding somewhere if she's still alive and if her son's still alive.
We haven't heard from them.
Nobody's heard from them since.
And then all records were destroyed because of the power that Todd Robinson had in Guatemala.
Then fast forward, Jimmy Morales in 2017 called for, he got this intelligence and he demanded an investigation into Todd Robinson.
And then in that investigation, basically the report explained exactly what we explained.
And then it went on to say what a raging alcoholic that Todd Robinson was.
There wasn't a meeting or a get-together where there wasn't alcohol involved.
He had two gay lovers.
One gay lover was his boyfriend that worked at the U.S. Embassy.
Another one was this gay lover in a Guatemalan national that he would throw these Diddy-style freak-off, two-day ragers, three-day ragers.
At one of the parties, he got so drunk that he took a security guard's gun from him and started shooting into the air like a drunken maniac.
When the security guard went to take his gun back, a scuffle broke out.
Todd Robinson shot the security guard in the leg.
And to this day, nobody's heard or seen from that security guard again.
And I broke that under Redasted, dude.
Got the Dick Cheney.
Got the Dick Cheney treatment.
Hundreds of thousands of views, millions of views.
Nobody's arrested.
These people are still walking free.
It's like, I get the Trump administration has priorities and they're cleaning the house.
I think they're doing a fantastic job.
I cannot believe we are where we are at 30 days into that administration.
But at the same time, I want to see arrests so bad, man.
I want to see the criminals that...
If me and you did this shit, man, we would be in prison for gosh damn life.
Immediately. The key would be thrown away.
We'd never talked about or heard from again.
It's astounding.
But these people in power, they just get away with it left and right.
Long before you built this network, for sure.
And I'm reading a book called Eye of the Chicken Hawk.
It's mainly about the 70s and 80s, child trafficking rings, child pornography rings and that.
Yes. Wow, dude, that book is heavy, dude.
But they talk about how in the 70s and 80s, especially 80s and early 90s, how Dallas, Texas and Houston, Texas were like the hub for young children being moved around through these rings.
And it's like all this connects, dude.
All this connects.
And these rings back then, they were also being facilitated through government programs.
And that's why none of these people ever get arrested.
That doesn't surprise me.
None of them.
Yeah, well, because they ain't committing crimes, they're working.
I mean, if they do get arrested, they get a sentence of, like, maybe, say, they get a 10-year sentence.
They serve one of that, and they're released for, like, good behavior.
Oh, man, it's so sick, dude.
It's a joke.
And they're protected, and they're taken care of, and all their assets are safe, you know?
Versus you look at what they did to these January Sixers, I mean...
They tried to fight for a year, and they were bankrupt and were out of money and had nothing, and their families were leaving them, and it was just this giant cluster F of just destruction and death of these families, of these poor J6ers.
And then just last week, or just yesterday, Matt Schlapp at CPAC, I mean, he was kicking January 6ers out.
Yeah, they were kicking them out.
These guys spent 900 days in solitary confinement.
For this country.
You're kicking them out.
Was there a reason why?
It was so effed up, dude.
Yeah, of course somebody's going to get loud and angry when you're kicking them out of your event.
He should have went out screaming.
He should have made them arrest him and got another police report and just denied, refused to go out, carried them out of there.
That's what I would have done.
Yeah, he walked out willingly.
But do you know why they're kicking him out?
None. None of the reason whatsoever.
I can't believe that Bannon got on stage and tried to imply that all the January Sixers were there.
I could not believe that.
When I heard him say that, I was just like, what is this dude?
And people are posting it.
Like, what are you talking about?
What are you talking about, Steve Bannon?
Yeah. You know, what's crazy is that I used to be on Bannon's network all the time.
That was the first network that would bring me on, honestly.
Outside of Redacted, that was the other first one that would always bring me on his network.
Anytime I had a story, I was at the border.
They were like, yeah, let's bring this dude on.
And then once Israel happened, once October 7th happened, and I didn't go along with the October 7th narrative, they don't even answer my texts anymore.
And it's bizarre.
I've broken some of the biggest stories, had these documentaries.
I've been more on the child trafficking than any other person.
Yeah, one degree.
That's mad.
One gosh damn degree.
If you don't play ball exactly how they want you to, you don't get a play.
Yeah, sadly.
People think we're taking the media back, but it's like, dude, if you're not willing to say something about what's the genocide that's taking place in Israel right now, I know, dude.
It's so irritating.
And like how Trump, oh man, how he said, oh, Albert Bourla is like the greatest man.
Alec Bourla, you know, the head of Pfizer or whatever, Moderna, one of those things.
Who's like the guy who put all these murder shots out there and like Trump's praising him and he was just getting booed, boo, boo, boo.
And Trump like even laughed at it.
You think Trump didn't know he was going to get booed?
Yeah. What's up?
Do you think Trump knew that he was going to get booed and that's why he brought him up there?
I think so.
I think so too.
That's what somebody said in another video.
I go, that made actually more sense to me than him trying to congratulate him.
I think Trump wanted to humiliate him in front of everybody.
I think so, because even Trump was laughing about it as people were booing.
He was laughing.
It was hilarious.
Let's talk about Joe Biden when he was in office and Kamala Harris as the borders are.
This actually comes from your work.
I just want to mention this really briefly.
There were 437,103 children between the ages of 0 and 17 that were put into the possession of border agents.
And the numbers are just insane.
So in three and a half years that the Biden administration was running this stuff, it would have been 124,886 children per year.
And so in those three and a half years, HHS openly admitted in congressional hearings that at least 323,000 were completely lost.
Could not be accounted for.
And then if we divide the 323,000 children by the number of years, three and a half, that comes out to 92,857 children being lost each year.
Divide that by the number of days, 365, it comes out to 252 children being lost every day, which comes out to 11 children being lost every hour.
That's not a disaster.
That's an industry.
100%. And yet, I don't even see a single Amber Alert.
Nope. Because those children were delivered to the buyer by our government, right?
So I say our government has taken in 352,000, right?
And that was the first documentary that I put out, I think, in November.
So I wrote that script in October.
And then by November, I had read out the next one, which was now it's up to 300.
It was up to 350,000 missing.
452,000 total as of October of 2024.
And so when I wrote these other documentaries, you're always a couple months behind on the data that you're getting.
So that was between June or something like that.
So yeah, three and a half years.
And what that means is that all of those children that are coming across that border, our government is taking possession of them.
They're putting them into this system.
And then once they're in that system, the system is trying to vet sponsors.
So roughly, based off of those numbers, that means every day, HHS was calling up an NGO and saying, hey, we got a home for Johnny, Jill, Sally, Susie, Ashley, McKaylin, and here's the addresses.
And they were actually delivering roughly 232 children.
More than that, probably 275 children every day to an actual buyer.
But 232 to 252 were going to buyers that they were never going to be able to locate again, right?
Those were going to be the children that they were going to deliver.
And then when they tried to call that phone a month after, there was going to be no answer ever.
And they couldn't get a hold of the adult, and they couldn't get a hold of the child.
Yeah, I know at the congressional hearings they had with Rhoda, and I forget the other woman's name, Deborah White, they were talking about the strip clubs we mentioned, and then also the garden apartments, how...
There are 12 units in these garden apartments, but there are like hundreds of children supposed to be living there?
Yeah, I think so.
The garden apartments have basically, I think, 50 units.
And if you divided up the amount of children, I think I just did the 300 that went there, it would have been like seven children per room, which was just insane to even think about, that there are these tiny, like, you know, 500 to 700 to 1,000-something square foot, like tiny little...
old run down apartments.
Like you wouldn't let your son go there on a play date with another kid's son.
If you knew his parents, because they would probably be chain smoking cigarettes and drinking beer.
And like, it was just a bad environment.
Oh, horrible environment.
And all of a sudden, our government has authorized the delivery.
The first time that the whistleblower came forward, she blew the whistle.
It was like 120.
And they were supposed to stop it.
And then she blew it again when it got up to like 300.
And then she contacted somebody that worked inside the organization, had them check again.
And they pulled it.
It was over 500.
After our government knew that this was basically a trafficking hot spot, they continued to deliver hundreds of children to that same address or that same apartment complex.
It's so easy when the vetting process is roughly the equivalent of buying something from someone on Craigslist.
It literally is.
Or less.
I feel like if someone handed you an ID that was from a strip club and you live there and you'd be like, I don't think I want to meet up for this sale now.
No, no, you wouldn't, dude.
You wouldn't at all.
Some of these whistleblowers are saying that they brought this stuff to attention to their higher-ups and the higher-ups are like, hey, what's your job here?
Your job isn't to check IDs.
Your job is to get these kids to their sponsor.
And it's like, so...
These people can just tell me anything and I'm just supposed to give it to them.
Yeah, that's your job.
Like, yes, I purchased this ID.
I take good money for it.
Yeah, your job is not to investigate the sponsor.
Your job is to reunify the child with the sponsor.
Did you go to school?
Did you get certified in checking IDs?
No? Okay, so how do you know it's fake?
Well, because there's a bong in the background of the photo.
I don't know, Captain Obvious.
There's a lot of reasons why I don't think this is a legit ID.
And then they went to the embassy.
Went to the embassy of that country to verify that it was a fake ID.
That's the official DMV ball.
It's in everybody.
That's the new 2025 thing, I guess.
That's crazy.
And also, like in your second documentary, you mentioned how some of these whistleblowers are saying a sponsor or whatever could call whoever's in charge, HSS or whatever.
And they're like, yeah, I want a kid.
Sally, age of birth, I don't know, June 7th.
94 or whatever.
That's all you need.
And they'd be like, no, that's not the right one.
Johnny, October 1st, 96?
Try it one more time.
Yeah, they could just call back.
This isn't a multiple choice question.
Who are you?
Who are you getting?
Yep. 100%, my friend.
That's the craziest.
100 names, but if one matches there, okay, that's fine.
That's good.
That's it.
You know, and if you've got a cartel and you have the cartels that are like, okay, we're going to take a handful of basically birthdates, you know, and we're going to create these IDs with a strategic, you know, birthdate system, right?
This type of month and date means this name, right?
And you kind of flip-flop things around, you know, like a lot of the, they started to figure out that a lot of these people that were applying to get the children were using like Ryan Bata in one area because there's different databases, right?
Which is the craziest thing.
You have a place in Texas that's not using the same database as the place in California, right?
So you have people that were figuring out how to game the system.
They were going, and Ryan Matta would apply for a kid, and then Matta Ryan would apply for a kid.
So when you're searching, did Ryan Matta apply for a kid?
He might have only got one.
But it might be Ryan Robert Matta, Robert Ryan Matta, Matta Ryan Robert, right?
And you can mix that up how many times, and next thing you know, this one person has 10 kids.
That's unreal.
Well, yeah, people think that with all this money we spend, we've got this crazy internet of things where everybody's databases are all interconnected when the actual reality is half this crap's on and off of DOS still.
Dude, it is so...
Dude, they were using WhatsApp and Google Earth.
Yeah, yeah, I was going to ask about that.
Why is this government agency, these government agencies, using an app called WhatsApp of all of them?
Why that app?
Well, I assume because Zuckerberg has the ability to delete all the evidence for them, right?
So that's probably number one.
But I showed you guys that ID.
I don't know where the hell I put it a minute ago.
But that ID, right?
Oh, there it is, right?
So this ID, I'm going to take a picture of it and I'm going to send it to WhatsApp.
And then the person that's working at HHS is going to get this ID and they're going to go, oh, New York, all right, expires, issued, issued in 2022.
So they're going to go on Google and they're going to go, New York ID 2022.
And they're going to be holding up to Google and like trying to figure out if this ID is legit based off of Google.
Every bartender across America at every bar has this giant phone book next to their bar that's probably soaking wet and smells like stale beer, but it's there.
And that's there in case you need to check an ID, right?
If somebody comes in and they look underage, it is your job as a bartender, your duty, right?
You have to by law, like you'll go to jail.
If you don't card somebody properly at a bar, if they use a fake ID and you get served a drink, you're going to prison.
I don't know about prison, but you're at least going to jail for the night.
They're going to come in, they're going to raid the bar.
But yet, and every bartender has that book.
HHS didn't even have that book.
It's probably free from our government.
Especially in those positions.
They would have that book.
They would have an FBI database that they're scanning.
They're scanning these gosh damn IDs into, right?
Like if you really wanted to eliminate trafficking or at the very least make sure kids weren't going to people with fraudulent documents, you would have Interpol's database connected to whatever software you're using and all the IDs would be scanned through whatever electronic database.
I mean, you go into...
El Salvador, which was the murder capital of the world two years ago, and your IDs are scanned, right?
Like your passports are scanned.
Like these third world countries, even though they're the third world, they have the technology to basically scan IDs and give us the access to their current and updated DMV, at least in the most six months.
Maybe it's six months outdated, but you could still have a very good idea of if an idea is legit or not.
And they didn't even have that.
They had them using Google.
And then they were taking the address on there, right?
And then they were pulling it up on Google Earth.
Oh, and they were spinning it around.
Like they were telling me with a mouse on like a tiny little iPad or a laptop.
And they were spinning it around and trying to determine on this like old HP laptop, you know, 2021 running Windows 7. And they're searching on this pixelated screen to try to determine if the house, which is Google Earth, is not the greatest.
Like it's great from far away, but when you start getting zooming in, it's just like...
Bushes don't even look like bushes.
They just look like grass because they're all just one blurry green blob.
So it's like you're seeing some of these houses and you're trying to show people where these kids were going.
They're like, I can't really tell what that is.
Yeah, it's a house.
But you can tell by looking at it, there's like bars in the window, right?
There's chain link.
There's barbed wire fencing in the yard.
There shouldn't be kids getting delivered here.
And yet they were.
To take it a step further, Anthony Rubin and Muckrakers trailed four of these people.
He was in at the airport undercover, and he followed the bus that was taking the kids to the house.
And at three of the four locations that he went to, where a kid was getting delivered to, they ran the background on that home, on that address, and they found out three out of four had men with aggravated assault charges.
One man had pending aggravated sexual assault charges on his record.
Another two of them...
Already had aggravated sexual assault charges on their record.
So, literally, our government is vetting an address and vetting a sponsor and then authorizing the delivery of children to an address where there's a grown man living at that address with aggravated sexual assault charges.
Wow. Make that shit make sense, guys.
It doesn't make sense.
You can't make that make sense.
They wouldn't let a citizen do that.
That's the thing.
They wouldn't let somebody here do that.
They wouldn't let me deliver beer.
To somebody that bought beer that way, let alone a gosh damn child.
You could adopt a child from this system easier than you can adopt a dog from the shelter in Michigan anyways.
That's troubling.
That's absolutely troubling.
And the crazy part about it is we paid these people like $66 billion in 2024.
Some ungodly amount like that.
Just the NGO that was trafficking a majority of these children.
Has received about $2.8 billion in our tax funding, and Speaker Johnson increased the funding to every one of these NGOs trafficking children by 31% to 91% at the bare minimum.
This was booming.
Fuck that, man.
I know some of them get paid, like, what, like $800 an hour?
The key players, they're getting paid $775 per day per child at the emergency intake shelters.
Oh, yeah, when I was looking into those contracts.
It could add it up to $135,000, $200,000 a year.
Just insane levels of wages.
Yeah. The people on almost every board of directors at every one of these main NGOs, like the eighth person on the board is probably making well over $200,000.
The top people, the key, like the presidents of the board, are making roughly a million a year.
It's fucking ridiculous.
Yes, and they're running polling locations.
Southwest Key Programs in 2022 in Texas was running a polling location.
So your votes were being counted and tabulated at a facility that is trafficking children for our government.
And it comes out that a lot of these children get venereal diseases from being molested by the employees of these NGOs.
Absolutely, brother.
And yet, they don't go to jail for it.
Go ahead.
Well, I mean, obviously, they're not concerned about protection.
They're already violating.
100%. I mean, let me just read.
So let me pull up this document.
This is by the Department of Justice, right?
So this is our DOJ under the Biden administration, right?
So Merrick Garland's DOJ has these open lawsuits against Southwest Key Programs where they're basically suing the facility for allowing children to get raped in these facilities by their company, by their employees.
So this one says, report.
Reported account of sexual abuse and harassment.
Southwest Key owned documents report numerous examples of sexual abuse and harassment of children by employees.
For example, one Southwest Key worker described a Southwest Key youth care worker who in 2022 reportedly or repeatedly...
Sexually abused a 5-year-old girl, an 8-year-old girl, and an 11-year-old girl at Casa Franklin in El Paso, Texas.
The 8-year-old girl disclosed that the youth care worker had repeatedly entered their bedroom in the middle of the night and touched their private areas and threatened to kill their families if they disclosed the abuse.
Another, this is 42, another Southwest Key report describes a Southwest Key shift leader, a supervisory employee who in 2019 repeatedly raped, abused, and threatened a teenage girl throughout her shelter stay at Casa Montezuma in Channel View, Texas.
The child reported the abuse by passing a note to her teacher one day when she knew that the shift leader was out of the country on vacation.
Her note stated that the shift leader was having sex with her at the shelter and threatened her to remain silent.
She wrote, In Spanish, translated to, he can do whatever he wants to us, but whatever he pleases because he's the shift leader.
He's the boss.
She reported she believed that the Southwest Key employees were also covering for the shift leader because, among other things, they would reportedly switch shifts with the staffer, the said staffer that was raping her, so that he could be alone with her.
The staff also commented about the time that the shift leader would spend with the child.
The child further reports were further corroborated by...
Oh, she went on to say that the child further reported that the shift leader had solicited nude photos and demanded videos of her touching herself.
He made her perform oral sex on him, and he had her threatened that if she reported the abuse, she would be hospitalized.
The child's accounts are particularly corroborated by video footage of the shift leader in her bedroom and, in addition, to her journal, which she documented all of the abuse in.
Then it goes on to say, numerous Southwest Key reports, this is 43, detail a Southwest Key youth care worker who in 2020 absconded with a 15-year-old boy from Casa Cocopelli in Arizona.
The Southwest Key youth care worker took the boy to a hotel room where he paid him for sex acts.
The youth care worker was indicted in Maricopa County, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Additionally, Southwest Key documents detail a youth care worker who sexually touched boys during transport in May of 2022.
First, the youth care worker was tasked with providing transportation to a 15-year-old boy departing from the shelter at Casa Oasis in McAllen, Texas.
The boy reported to his mother that the youth care worker touched the boy, tried kissing him, and told the boy to scam el pene y palo, which translates to...
to take his dick out and rub it.
What the fuck?
And he just goes on.
I mean, if I sat here and just read you all of the charges that they have against the employees that worked at these facilities,
It is literally, I'm on page 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. So we started on page 10. We go all the way down to basically 25. So about 15 pages of report after report after report after report.
And this thing came out, I think, in 2020.
This was published in 7-17-2024.
So, you know, that was in July of 2024.
So just imagine in the last six months of the Biden administration when these places were literally Just filming at the...
Exploding at the hinges.
And they were falling apart.
And there was more money being around and more corruption was getting away with.
And they're going to rig the election and nobody's ever going to be held accountable.
I was like, dude, it's bad.
And like I say in my documentary, the last one in Operation Amber Alert Guatemala, the lawsuits that these parents are going to have against our government is going to be so massive.
If Alex Jones had to pay $1.5 billion because he said some words and that upset some parents, These children got raped by employees at a facility that was funded by our tax dollars, and our government knew about it, and they covered it up.
One of those little girls in there, the eight-year-old that got raped, it went on to tell us that they transferred facilities.
Not they filed an investigation, not they contacted the mother, that they just transferred that little girl to another facility.
I mean, that's so often what you hear in these cases, is that it's so systemic that they'd rather not look into it, because they know as soon as you open the can of worms, it's all worms.
It's all worms.
It's about worms.
In New York, you know, Carlos the whistleblower came forward and he blew the whistle on the row hotel.
He was...
He was at that, and that was the adult and the child facility in New York that had, you know, basically families and it had children and it had adults.
And, you know, when women were getting raped in that facility by the men, it was Carlos's job to take the man to another facility.
So they had internal hospital and staff, right?
So they had internal doctors.
And Carlos was told to not call NYPD and not to document the rape.
But to just pass it along to basically their internal health system and let the nurses and doctors investigate and decide if there was the need to press charges or contact authorities.
I'm like, you don't get to decide if a woman gets raped, whether you call the authorities or not.
You don't get to an aide and abet that criminal, that rapist.
So Carlos was literally taking the man out of a room where a woman had just got raped and moving her...
And moving him to the hotel down the street and just being like, oh, yeah, ma'am, hopefully you feel safe here in this hotel.
I mean, there's 20 of his freaking buddies that live next door in every room around here.
I mean, they had taken over the entire apartment complex, as Trendyagua did, right?
And so, like, these migrant hotels were ran by Trendyagua.
They extorted all of the migrants that came through there.
It was just one giant money laundering operation for the cartels.
One real plus about all these corruption allegations and stuff that have come out in the past couple weeks is I feel like a lot of this information is going to fall on fertile soil because for so long it's hit deaf ears because it was such a stretch to think all this stuff was happening.
But now with the whole USAID scandal and our government doing dirty everywhere else and I don't think anybody really thinks our government hasn't done us dirty in the past few years at this point.
I think it's going to be a lot more receptive as a whole.
I think people are going to listen more.
I hope so.
I think so.
It's harder to ignore it and pretend it ain't happening when you just have to admit, okay, all this corruption is here and here it is detailed and here's the numbers of it even.
Yeah, man.
We have to.
We have to have accountability because if we don't have accountability, it's going to happen again and again.
It's not going to be us that are dealing with it.
It's going to be our grandchildren or our children that are dealing with it.
We cannot let that happen.
We see how that happened when our parents passed the puck on to us, right?
So this is our fight.
This is our battle.
The scariest part is that this probably all ties back at the very upper echelons and was coordinated and orchestrated by the fact that AIPAC owns our Congress, right?
And Israel owns our government.
If Israel owns your government, that means that your borders were wide open because Israel wanted your borders wide open.
And that means if these NGOs are profiting from it and it leads back to Israel, is Trump willing to go down that rabbit hole?
Because if it all does, are we really going to get to the bottom of this?
I pray.
God, man.
I don't know, dude.
Trump. It's a hard question, that one.
Oh, man.
After what we've covered, it makes it all the more of a question mark.
It's like with Pam Bondi coming out saying that she's going to give the list of the Jeffrey Epstein list and then JFK assassination, 9-11 files.
It's like, are we really going to get to the bottom of any of that?
Are we really?
Dude, where are they at?
I thought Cash day one Epstein list was coming out.
I mean, it's not like you didn't have time to prepare.
Exactly. Where is the list?
Where are these files?
I want to know.
Cash Patel was recently on another podcast talking about like, yeah, I've seen all the reports.
I've seen this.
He said a seven-page report on 9-11.
I'm like, what?
Seven-page report on 9-11?
What the hell is that?
I think...
I think page 7, if I'm not mistaken.
Or there's 11 pages that were basically redacted that only a few people seen.
Oh, okay.
And so he's seen the whole report, which is all that he tells about it.
I would love to get to the bottom of all of that.
It's like, man, we have seen this story over and over again.
Kids being raped by our government over and over again.
And yet, we're still in the same spot we were 50 years ago.
Oh, we need to be...
The trick is we need to be fighting it here.
If people ignore it, people think, oh, I can be complacent about this because it's just the third world.
It's just nobody I know.
You stay complacent.
This system could come here.
The system could happen here, and that's why you need to fight it there.
Yeah, and what comes along with that complacency is also like...
Almost the, what's the effect, like the neighbor effect or whatever?
You're like, ah, someone else will take care of it.
I don't need to get involved.
Yeah, the bystander effect.
You always assume someone else is going to jump in and save the day as you watch the guy slowly drown and think, I should take a picture.
Yeah, get my phone out.
But I was going to mention this 2018 article by the UN.
That showed that the UN, the United Nations, was employing over 3,300 employees that were just diehard pedophiles, and they were responsible for over 60,000 rapes in the past 10 years.
That's the UN and not to mention UNICEF using the Belgian offices to make child pornography.
Like it just goes on and on and on.
The Pentagon, where was it Operation Flickr in 2006?
They found 264 Pentagon employees were downloading, viewing and trading child pornography in
2,200 people were involved in that operation.
And of the 264 Department of Defense employees, only 10 of them were convicted.
And of the 264, nine had top-secret clearance, 76 had secret clearances or higher.
And in 2015, the same operation had caught eight NASA employees, but there were no reports on any arrests or convictions.
This continues to go on.
Wow, I never heard of those.
And the freaking United nonsense.
But I got about, just to give you guys a heads up, I got about three minutes and I have to take off at a hard stop at five o'clock on the dot.
Okay, no problem.
Is there anything?
Can we talk very briefly about the love to whore?
Yes, absolutely.
So love to whore is this Jewish sex trafficking cult, which was already busted in Mexico.
So think about like a third world, I guess they call them like the jungle Jews, Stu Peter does.
The jungle Jews.
And they live in these like the most horrid conditions.
You can think about like literally shipping containers with like...
No windows, no AC units, just metal boxes in the middle of the jungle.
If they live in a box, most of them live in huts.
And these living conditions are horrid, dirt floors.
And somehow this cult that was sex trafficking children in Mexico got busted in Mexico, somehow made it to Guatemala, which is a question you have to ask yourself is who's helping these people?
Because how does somebody with no technology, no money, no income, unless they're selling children, which is possible, get out of a country?
And get into another country, and then all of a sudden just get land.
I mean, they literally walked into this jungle, and they took over this jungle and just made it home.
And then they began this check-strapping operation.
So 160 women and children, or 160 children and 40 women at the very least, were rescued from this sex cult.
And they were taken to basically a stash house, where after they got to the stash house, the Jews that weren't there showed up at the stash house and just basically kicked down the gate, and then tried to like...
They chased the women and children out in the streets, and it was like a huge ordeal.
And now, from what I hear, the judge in Guatemala somehow, these people that have no technology, no money, no resources, magically got an attorney that was good enough to get them released onto house arrest.
And they're now currently sitting in house arrest in their jungle, in these metal boxes, I guess, if you will.
And I don't know what the update on the story is.
It seems like, to me, that people from Israel are helping them, and they're getting these children somehow.
These adults, when they rescued the children, there was 12-year-old girls that were holding babies.
Those 12-year-old girls were mothers of those children, which means that when they were raped, they were about 11. This is like a giant inbreeding.
One of the guys that left put out a video over on YouTube and he was explaining how the operations worked and that they were trying to get him to marry his 11-year-old first cousin.
Once they get married, it would have instantly been mating with these people.
It's one giant Jewish child sex trafficking cult, probably the largest one that's ever been busted that I've ever seen, where our government has actually went in a third world country and saved and rescued children that were being sex trafficked and raped and abused.
It's the largest one in all of history and you barely hear anything about it on the news.
Not one mainstream media network covered it.
And it's because they're Jewish, and the Jews can rape children, and they just continue to get away with it.
And that raid happened on January 29th, 2025, and it was not the first time they were raided either.
In 2018, it happened before.
Yep. Yeah.
Yeah, man.
Just move on.
Let's come back on and catch up on this one for sure.
Absolutely. Ryan Mata, thank you so much for coming on, man.
I really appreciate it.
You're doing really great work out there.
Your documentaries are fantastic.
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