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odinsblog · 9 months

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T/W pedophilia mention

“Wow, this escalated. Let me explain.

Child-trafficking is a real issue that has been exploited to create undue influence aka brainwashing in tens of millions of people.

That’s why in the last 24 hours I’ve received dozens of death threats and thousands of accusations of being a “pedo.”

Starting in 2016, there has been an ongoing psychological operation to create fear about pedophiles—generally defined as Satanic Democrats led by Hillary Clinton but, importantly, a “pedophile” can be *anyone* identified by a cult leader.

The vast majority of child sex crimes are committed by family and friends. “Stranger danger” is a phobia planted through trauma—in the form of lies about “800,000 missing children per year,” adrenochrome, etc.

Pizzagate, QAnon and derivative groups have been distributing “trauma porn” depicting child torture for seven full years—while presenting people like Donald Trump as the literal savior of the phantom missing children. This is classic fascism: manufacture a problem, create a scapegoat, and present yourself as the solution.

The reason this post went viral is that it addresses the harm caused by lies about this subject which both resonates with people who have lost family and friends to Pizzagate/QAnon lies, and also people who suffer from undue influence themselves.

When cult members are presented with evidence that counteracts the cult doctrine, they suffer cognitive dissonance—literally mental pain. Seeing a post that questions what they’ve been terrified into believing is painful. So they lash out.

While I do not enjoy having my life threatened or being accused of child sex crimes, I also understand that people brainwashed with this powerful psychological warfare tactic actually believe what they say. And their cognitive dissonance keeps them in line.

I see the conversation about this as helpful and hopeful, no matter how many threats & accusations are wielded. We need to collectively understand the actual problem, with both real child predators, and those who falsely see them around every corner.

I also hope the NYTimes will begin to take more responsibility for what they publish. Presenting this film out of context is dangerous.”

—Jim Stewartson

How tf is anyone still taking Mel Gibson seriously, and why does he still work in Hollywood?

This is cult thinking and we are witnessing it in real time. Republicans and QAnon are using mass media propaganda for brainwashing weak minded, gullible white racists.

Also, it is Russia that is raping and sex trafficking Ukrainian women and children, but somehow the film is about sex trafficking happening in Ukraine?? (source ) (source)

And it is Russia that is kidnapping Ukrainian children for “adoption” back in Russia, but again, the film makes Ukrainians the bad guys?? (source) (source) (source)

And of course, the only people eating up this upside down propaganda are the usual suspects: Republicans and tankies

#politics #the sound of freedom #republicans #brainwashing #qanon #pedophillia #pedophillia tw #conspiracy theorists #mel gibson #pizza gate #tony robbins #jim caviezel #sex trafficking #russia #ukraine #disinformation #misinformation #propaganda

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aressida · 10 months

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#jim caviezel #Q #the sound of freedom #ultra pepe lives matter

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prolifeproliberty · 10 months

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Have you seen Sound of Freedom yet?

The movie is actually adding more theaters since its release - which is not how movie releases typically go.

So if you haven’t seen it yet, now is the time!

You can probably find the movie at your local theater, or you can click the link above to find showtimes near you.

Not only that - you can “pay it forward” and buy tickets for someone else to go see it, or you can claim a free ticket donated by someone else.

#operation underground railroad #the sound of freedom #sound of freedom #human trafficking #movies

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hybridmindthoughtsreloaded · 10 months

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The Mexican drug cartel family of Carlos Slim was the main funder of "The Sound of Freedom". No one funds a movie without receiving profit from it. The right-wing is literally funding the Mexican drug cartel by encouraging everyone to go see "The Sound of Freedom". They're even using viral marketing techniques to make it sound sexy by saying "they don't want you to see this movie" or "the left-wing media is trying to suppress it". You are being emotionally manipulated. You are funding the largest Mexican drug cartel family in existence. You've been duped into supporting one of the biggest operations of human trafficking in the American continent, the Mexican drug cartel.

HybridMindThoughtsReloaded

#the sound of freedom #human trafficking #mexican drug cartel #carlos slim

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queerism1969 · 9 months

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artist-issues · 10 days

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Hi! What are your thoughts on sound of freedom? I just watched (I'm late, I know) and I honestly loved it so much, I think it's great! What about you :)?

I haven't seen it yet. (I know, I know, I should've seen it in theaters.) So I don't have any thoughts! But everyone I know who saw it said it was excellent. Also, a lot of the "professionals" I listen to have sung its praises.

There are some people who call it bad. But as far as I can tell, it's because they associate the movie with a political party that they don't subscribe to, which is a stupid reason to dislike a movie that's calling out child sex trafficking. But that's just as far as I can tell without watching it.

#Sound of freedom #the sound of freedom #2023 movies #asked #answered

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littlemissidontcare · 9 months

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The Sound of Freedom. Let's talk about it.

Warning: spoilers

My honest review of the movie is put into one word. Heartbreaking. From beginning to end, I felt physically sick, but only because one of my worst fears grew stronger and stronger throughout the movie. The movie is based on a true story about an FBI agent who finds and captures pedophiles, until he realizes that finding the children is just as important as putting their traffickers in prison. The fact that this man basically resigned, went undercover, and recruited other men to help save kids from trafficking... I can't put into words how hopeful he made me feel.

I've heard a lot of people say that they thought they were seeing a movie about trafficking in the US, but the reality of it is that it doesn't matter which country it took place in, because it happens everywhere. Whether it's by people they know, or strangers, it's all the same. Trafficking is trafficking.

The videos they show in the movie of kids getting grabbed on the street by strangers, with or without their parents present, that shit happens here too. Don't get it twisted, and don't think for a second that doesn't happen in the US. Women with their babies or young children get followed out of stores by strangers, even couples working together. Kids get grabbed in crowds, at parks, in stores... etc. It happens all around us.

Kids are sold into sex slavery, sent from country to country, man to man for years. The man that Tim ends up working on this operation with said that he started to buy children to give them a new life, because it took one time of him renting a "24 year old prostitute" and finding out she was actually 14 and had been doing it since she was 6 (or 9 I can't exactly remember), for him to realize that children are being sold into sex slavery. He felt like a horrible and disgusting human being, and therefore started buying children to set them free.

The fact it took 5 years after they made this movie for it to finally be bought and to be released says it all. I cried, sobbed, my heart sank, and I watched the faces of my parents completely drop throughout the movie. The parents I tried to talk to about trafficking back during Wayfair gate (if you know you know). About how people were being followed out by strangers at my local Target. How I was afraid something was going to happen to my child. I told them that it shouldn't have to happen to them for them to be aware and accept that it happens. Finally, this movie opened their eyes. My fear was validated. My stepmom wants to take her 12 year old son to see it just for awareness. She also worked with a guy who was accused of and caught viewing child pornography. It's all around us.

This movie has opened so many eyes, and only the ignorant or the ones who condone pedophilic behavior will not go see it. "God's children are not for sale."

#the sound of freedom #mod post

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weatherman667 · 10 months

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The Sound of Freedom

It’s a tough subject to talk about, not just because of the subject matter, but because it’s usually done in the abstract. As Stalin said, 1 death is a tragedy, a million is a statistic.

So, this takes a single, real case, and makes an absolutely enthralling and terrifying story about it. Is this movie as good as everyone says? Yes, in every single way.

Emotional context is perfect.

Casting is perfect.

Framing is perfect.

Cinematography is perfect.

Wardrobe is perfect.

Music is perfect.

And this is why the only “criticisms” you hear about it as blatant lies, like it be a QAnon conspiracy, or the fact that’s religious.

*hits his head against his desk*

This criticism ignores the fact that the entirety of Western culture is Christian. In order to go into the depths of our culture, you have to be Christian. Our morals are Christian, our history is Christian, our music is Christian. And, when talking about anything south of the US border, everything is still extremely Christian.

Is It’s a Wonderful Life Christian? Just the part where every life has value.

Is the Sound of Freedom Christian? Thematically, maybe. A couple lines of dialogue. And how else do you describe something like this other than angelic and demonic.

The movie clearly did not expect to do as well as it did. Hence the plea at the end to spread this movie around. But, the movie doesn’t need any help spreading around, as it’s just such a good movie that it’s worth seeing anyways.

Is it a bit preachy? For a couple minutes during the credits that got an ovation in the theatre. That alone gives me hope for our civilization. This makes all of the media attacking this movie all the more evil. They aren’t speaking from the cultural zeitgeist, but knowingly and villainously disparaging it.

The only things that make sense is either a vendetta against Jim Caviezel, or because they want to protect paedophiles. There really isn’t much middle ground here. If they gave it a mediocre review, it would be one thing, just them being dicks, but they are actually insulting anyone who liked the movie.

#the sound of freedom #movies

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carolinetano7567 · 10 months

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I just watched the movie The Sound of Freedom. There is an issue on the table that must, I repeat, MUST be addressed. It is not gender inequality, and it is not racial injustice. You wanna talk about people who are owed freedom? People who are owed reparations? Try child sex slaves. These children are snatched from their homes and thrown into the deepest pits of hell. They are suffering; no, they are in fact screaming for help. America has turned a deaf ear to their cries. Pedophiles are becoming more and more acceptable in America, and they prey on these innocent children. These— precious creatures who are sold and traded like cattle. There are, in fact, more people in slavery now than there were when it was legal. Most of them are children. It will soon consume the trade market. A pack of drugs can be sold and used once. A child will be sold five to ten times. A day. From the time they’re six up to whenever they escape; if that happens. My friends, we cannot afford to not discuss this. This takes priority. This must be addressed. The longer we pretend it doesn’t happen, the more children will be consumed by this cursed evil and be destroyed. They need us; they need our help. They deserve justice, freedom, and the right to live. It is happening right under our noses, all the time! The more this country chooses to embrace pedophilia and child pornography the more these children will suffer. so which takes priority.

The rights of the LGBTQ+ community which includes pedophiles

Or those of innocent children who are made the eye candy and sex slaves of perverts all over the world. “God’s children will not be sold.”

#The Sound of Freedom #stand for the children #raise awareness

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denimbex1986 · 9 months

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'July 2023's box office was filled with major blockbusters and the highly-anticipated Barbie vs. Oppenheimer showdown, and here are the biggest stats, records, failures, and more from the past month. The 2023 July movie lineup made it one of the most anticipated times of the year for movie fans. New movies from directors like Christopher Nolan and Greta Gerwig arrived, as did the latest installments from the Mission: Impossible and Insidious franchises. It understandably made for an exciting time to go to theaters and check out new horror movies, comedies, action adventures, and much more.

While several movies from the June 2023 box office still made an impact a month later, the majority of July's box office was dominated by a handful of movies. The success of Barbie and Oppenheimer was expected in many ways, but surprises still came with Sound of Freedom's overperformance. Meanwhile, the trend of sequels largely stumbling financially continued with some of the biggest stars and pieces of IP in the world. The result was the July 2023 box office breaking records across the board to deliver huge hits and some massive flops.

13. Barbie's Opening Weekend Broke Multiple Records

The biggest box office story from July 2023 is the runaway success of Barbie's record-breaking performance. It all began with a historic opening weekend which saw Margot Robbie's movie make $162 million domestically and $356 million worldwide. This meant Barbie's opening weekend box office was the biggest ever for a movie that was not a sequel, remake, or superhero property. It also became Warner Bros.' biggest opening weekend since 2016's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Adding to Barbie's records, it became 2023's biggest opening weekend and the biggest opening of all-time for a movie directed by a woman, giving Greta Gerwig a major achievement.

12. Oppenheimer Had Christopher Nolan's Third-Biggest Opening Weekend

More box office records were also broken by Oppenheimer, as it became the biggest R-rated movie in four years. However, the bigger accomplishment is that Oppenheimer's opening weekend is the third-highest at the box office for any Christopher Nolan movie. The only two movies that are ahead of it are The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. This means that Oppenheimer had Nolan's biggest opening weekend for a non-DC movie, topping Inception and his other original works. The success comes despite the movie's 3-hour runtime as audiences are flocking to 70mm IMAX screenings to see the widely-praised biopic.

11. Barbenheimer Hype Delivered The 4th Biggest Box Office Weekend Ever

The individual success of Barbie and Oppenheimer at the box office was impressive, but the two movies releasing in the same weekend also allowed records to break overall. The Barbenheimer phenomenon that drove over 200,000 people to watch the movies back-to-back in theaters generated massive hype. The end result was Barbie and Oppenheimer leading the way for the fourth-biggest box office weekend in history. Their total opening of $244M led the way for a $307M weekend domestically, which only fell behind the weekends where Avengers: Infinity War ($312), Star Wars: The Force Awakens ($314M), and Avengers: Endgame ($401M) opened.

10. Barbie Had Record-Low Second Weekend Hold On Way To $775M Worldwide

The record-breaking success of Barbie continued through its first full week of release and the end of its second weekend. The movie had a record-low second-weekend drop of only 42% as it made an estimated $93 million. The incredible demand to see Barbie means the movie ends the July 2023 box office as the biggest hit. It has made over $350M domestically already and flew past the $775M mark globally. This performance has guaranteed that Barbie will make $1 billion at the box office. Now, the question becomes whether it will be only the seventh movie to crack $2 billion.

9. Oppenheimer Had Record-Low Second Weekend Hold To Pass $400M Worldwide

Christopher Nolan's 3-hour R-rated movie about atomic bombs has cemented itself as another huge box office hit after its second weekend too. Oppenheimer made another $46M domestically in its second weekend according to estimates, and that is good for a mere 44% drop from the first weekend. The movie has already nearly doubled its budget domestically alone, but the performance has also been strong enough to see Oppenheimer exceed $400M worldwide. With no immediate signs of slowing down, how many other Christopher Nolan movies it beat at the box office remains to be seen.

8. Sound of Freedom Became The Biggest Box Office Surprise Of The Year

While the success of Barbie and Oppenheimer was expected, the way that Sound of Freedom's box office has continued to perform has been a massive surprise. The movie about child trafficking employed a Pay-It-Forward campaign to hand out free tickets to any interested party and has remained a hotly debated movie weeks later. It has made nearly $150 million domestically thanks to the word of mouth that comes with a 100% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes and Sound of Freedom's free tickets. With Angel Studios securing international releases now too, Sound of Freedom's box office will expand to new audiences.

7. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Massively Underperformed At The Box Office

Although Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny technically opened in June 2023, only its first day of release counts toward that month. The rest of its run has occurred during the July 2023 box office, and Harrison Ford's final entry in the franchise has not gone as anticipated. It opened below Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and has only managed to make $355M worldwide so far. That might sound okay for most movies, but Indiana Jones 5's budget ballooned to $295 million during production reportedly. This means the movie will not even come close to breaking even, making it a huge flop for Disney.

6. Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning's Box Office Was Crushed By Barbenheimer

Another surprising box office disappointment has seemingly come with Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One. The Tom Cruise-led sequel was expected to be one of the biggest movies of the year after the prior installment's success and Top Gun: Maverick's box office records. Despite Mission: Impossible 7 earning rave reviews, it has made less than $150M domestically and has become lost in the Barbie and Oppenheimer domination. The silver lining for Mission: Impossible 7's box office is that it has made nearly $450M worldwide so far, meaning there is still a chance it breaks even for Paramount despite its $291M budget.

5. Insidious: The Red Door Breaks Two Major Franchise Records

The 2023 box office has been strong for horror movies, and Insidious: The Red Door continued that trend with its release in July. The movie set a new franchise record for the best opening weekend for an Insidious movie after making $33M. The success did not stop there, as the horror movie finished July with a global total of $174M. That is enough to make Insidious: The Red Door the highest-grossing movie in the entire Insidious franchise worldwide. The success comes as plans have already been announced for the universe to expand.

4. Elemental Breaks Even After Hitting $400M Worldwide

Pixar's Elemental was one of the apparent box office failures from June, but the July 2023 box office breakdown reveals how great the animated movie has continued to perform. It made almost $70 million domestically during the month, bringing its total domestic haul to nearly $150M. The great legs have helped Elemental's box office hit the $400 million milestone worldwide. This appeared unfathomable upon its near-record low opening weekend for a Pixar movie. However, audiences have continued to check out the family-friendly adventure to the point where it now breaks even for the studio.

3. Haunted Mansion Has Record-Low Opening For Disney Ride Movies

Disney's Haunted Mansion reboot was the last major release of the July 2023 box office, but it did not land as the studio hoped. After poor reviews and with all eyes still on Barbie and Oppenheimer, Haunted Mansion opened to a mere $24 million domestically. That is officially the worst opening weekend for a Disney movie based on a ride since the previous Haunted Mansion movie starring Eddie Murphy nearly two decades ago. The updated version carries a $150M budget. Disney did not wait until October to release the family-friendly horror movie around Halloween, something they likely regret now.

2. Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken Becomes A Major Box Office Bomb For DreamWorks

Another box office failure in July came with DreamWorks releasing Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken. The animated movie received positive reviews but never caught the attention of audiences after its release on the last day of June. It had a horrible $5 million opening weekend and will not make more than $50M worldwide at the box office. The disastrous performance for the original animated movie comes after the studio had back-to-back hits with Puss in Boots: The Last Wish and The Bad Guys last year.

1. July's 2023 Box Office Was The Highest Since 2016

One final July 2023 box office stat really shows the full effects of the month. The 83 movies that played in theaters this month domestically collectively made over $1.3 billion. That means that the July 2023 box office was the highest for the month since 2016. It is the fourth-biggest July box office total in history, falling behind 2013, 2016, and 2011. This is a great sign for the overall strength of theaters considering those three prior years each had at least 178 movies in theaters, more than double the amount that has been available post-pandemic.'

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