Three steps of pedophile social legitimization already a reality!
By Errol Naidoo, Joynews.
The ‘Sound of Freedom’ movie has ignited a critical debate about the mostly ignored reality of child sex-trafficking and the growing efforts to normalise pedophilia as a natural sexual orientation. Arlene and I saw this sometimes hard to watch movie in California last week.
The liberal media dismissed the movie as “right wing fantasy” despite it being based on the real life experiences of former US Homeland Security special agent, Tim Ballard and the organization he formed, “Operation Underground Railroad” to fight child sex-trafficking. ‘Sound of Freedom’ was not supposed to be made. Most Hollywood movies are dominated by woke themes. This courageous movie shines the light on issues the left wants hidden in the dark recesses of society.
Kimberley Ells, the author of “The Invincible Family” writes, “While Operation Underground Railroad is fighting the child sex movement, there is an international effort pushing it forward in the name of “children’s rights.” Here is a crucial piece of background. In 1983, two members of the Pedophile Information Exchange (PIE), a pro-pedophile group, were interviewed for Newsnight. In the interview (watch it here), pedophile Steven Adrian said:
- “Our political objectives include developing a society where children are given a much higher status than today, where they’re recognized as individuals in their own right and this includes recognizing their right to certain sexual freedoms.”
- “It’s an obligation on society to see that children are given a far more comprehensive sexual education from a far earlier age.”
“Pedophiles develop a mutual sexuality with the child. It’s an entirely reciprocal relationship…A child is able to recognize a pleasurable experience. He’s able to recognize a pleasing emotional experience. He’s able to express consent and to recognize that this is something he wishes to continue. And the responsible, caring pedophile always refers to the wishes of the child.”
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