I can’t describe the joy Trump’s words have brought to me today. For years many of us have been called crazy, conspiratorial and even dangerous, because we dared to point at the rot beneath our society: the mass disappearance of children, the industrial scale of human trafficking, and the ancient undercurrent of child sacrifice and ritual abuse that has plagued humanity for centuries.
Now the President of the United States has said it openly. In a meeting with Ursula von der Leyen, Trump spoke directly of the “massive worldwide problem of missing children.” The truth has finally been given a voice from the highest office on Earth.
This is not the first time Trump has shown his hand in this war. From the earliest days of his presidency, he made child trafficking a central target:
• He signed Executive Orders freezing the assets of traffickers and abusers.
• He launched Operation Talon and other border initiatives to take down the cartels that act as pipelines for child trafficking.
• He increased funding and cooperation across agencies to rescue children and dismantle networks.
• He moved to designate the cartels as terrorist organizations, opening the door for military action against the very structures profiting from trafficking and modern slavery.
And he has consistently called this battle what it is: a “war against evil”
For those of us who have carried this heartbreaking knowledge whilst watching the world sleep through it all, this moment is extremely profound. Because when Trump shines a light on something, it is not just words, it’s a signal.
What was once hidden in shadows is being dragged into daylight; the trafficking networks, the cartels, the politicians and very significantly, the elites, who for too long have thrived on the suffering of the most innocent.
For centuries, the rituals of Moloch, Baal, and Saturn played out in secrecy, dressed up as “tradition” or “power.” Today, the cover is being torn away.
Trump has just told the world: this is real and we are going to end it.
That, my friends, is cause for joy. Great, great joy. The type that makes your eyes shed tears.
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