These are fair questions and ones I have been pondering myself. Here is another question that bothers me. What if these above names mentioned are not what they seem. Are we supporting the very thing we are against child trafficking? This is a disturbing thought to me. Will anyone see the movie that is "asleep"? On the other hand. I've already got my ticket and am looking forward to seeing the film! I find it more plausible (or so I like to think) that these are good people exposing the horrendous truth about child trafficking. What reason is there for it to have taken so long to be released in theater? Angel studios had to be the ones to do it? People are able to see it for free? How fitting is it being shown on July 4th? The Passion is a good example. What if only one person was saved from seeing that movie? I thank you JFK Jr fan for this post because someone needed to ask these quesitons. Blessings to you!

I question everything. Nothing is off the table. I got home from work last night to learn that Phil Godlewski, featured recently in George Magazine, says anyone questioning T. Ballard is Black Op’s. Then I noticed that VK was . ing Mel Gibson. Then my friend called to say that she bought me a ticket to- wait for it- SOF. Lol. I can be forgiven for not leaping to the Box Office. I’m not the audience for SOF because I’ve already seen the sequel. And in the bigger picture I do hold the view that nearly everything now is controlled by White Hats so- whatever the source- it’s sure to be a net gain. God bless you too.

Fair questions in light of your perspective, but I figure the normies need this red pill more than we do. Honestly, normies need a big red pill shoved up the ass, and maybe this is most efficiently done on the big screen. Also bearing witness to this in a public arena could possibly cause it to hit harder, especially if emotionality charged. I watched Passion of the Christ at home alone, and completely lost my shit, broke down. In a public movie theater, dynamics could have been much different, due to the audience’s collective reaction to the content.

Fair enough. Let’s see what happens.