Deep Investigation Into the Pizzagate Conspiracy

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Former child actors reveal sexual abuse in Hollywood.

'Two former child actors speak exclusively to Sky News about the sexual abuse they suffered at the hands of
Hollywood paedophiles...'

This sub-title is important due to the growing perception that Hollywood has a very powerful, allowed group of
paedophiles. It implies a structure of tolerance for this behavior and supports the attitudes of those who were
abused and accepted the situation in favour of benefiting their individual careers.

It also indicates the moral aspect of using children, men and women in this fashion is condoned to the point
that threatening those abused with various negative intimidation, is also accepted by the well financed industry.
This means it's organised.

'...When he was five years old, Nathan Forrest Winters dreamt of being a star. By 11 he had the leading role in a
film called Clownhouse. It was a low-budget horror film directed by Victor Salva and financed by Francis Ford Coppola.
Behind the scenes, something truly disturbing was happening.



"Some of the cast and crew came to my mum and said 'Nathan and Victor's interaction on set is not ok, there's something
going on'," Winters, 39, told Sky News.
The former child star said Salva had been grooming him since he was six after he befriended Winters' mother who made
film props.

He said: "His grooming process was developing my love and trust. Developing my parents' trust.
"Essentially he became a close friend of the family and it turned from 'How about I take Nathan for a few hours tonight,
give you guys a break' into full weekends at his house."


Victor Salva

Winters said Salva invited him to stay at his apartment, where they watched Disney's The Jungle Book together.
"He started talking about Mowgli's loin cloth so that he could make me one," he said.
"He got two bandanas and tied them together and made this loin cloth and as he's tying them, he's fondling me.
And that's my first memory of when the abuse started.

"It progressed over the next five years... For him, everything was sexual. He videotaped all of it, it was full-blown."...'

In my view, the filming of the sordid act is a clue to what is going on in Hollywood. Sure, a pervert could videotape
his act with the disgusting idea of re-living the situation. But in this particular case, we're dealing with a movie Director
and their core-wish is for their art to be viewed by others. It's part of who they are.

'...When Winters' family found out, they went to the police. Salva was convicted and sentenced to three years in prison,
but served less than half. Winters says the process of going through the courts was traumatic and intimidating.

"He had a nice expensive lawyer... There were people watching us. I think there's no other intent than to make us aware
that we were being watched, to intimidate us and scare us off," he said.
As a convicted paedophile, Salva is on the sex offenders register but it hasn't stopped him working in Hollywood.

Powder, one of the scripts he wrote in prison, was distributed by Disney's Buena Vista Pictures. He has also directed the
Jeepers Creepers franchise. Winters, however, was told he would never work in the industry again...'

So roughly-speaking, for this molested man, the threat was carried through and presumably, by the organisation that
controls the workings of Hollywood. Winters was not seen as a victim -the type that the Hollywood liberals seem to garner to
with the use of 'hurt-feelings' and emotion-based outrage, the actor was cast aside because he ratted-out a child molestor
from their ranks.

'..."I was basically black balled for telling the truth. He's been coddled completely, big names in Hollywood have been
backing him throughout the entire process. Seems like there's an exclusive club and Victor's part of that club."
When the Weinstein scandal broke, we predicted more allegations about other powerful Hollywood players would surface.

Some have been more surprising and shocking than others, but we were horrified at how little we had to scratch the surface
to uncover stories of paedophilia in Hollywood.

For decades, former teen idol Corey Feldman has been met with varying levels of scepticism in speaking out about the
abuse he suffered by Hollywood paedophiles - along with his friend Corey Haim who, before he died, said he was raped
aged 11.

Starring together in 1987's The Lost Boys, they were two of the biggest child stars in the Eighties. But it seems finding the
courage to go public about their abuse hasn't been enough to encourage others to dare to come forward.

"Right off the bat I can name six names, one of them who is still very powerful today, and a story that links all the way up to a
studio, it connects paedophilia to one of the major studios," Feldman said in a video he posted on Twitter in October.
US sexual abuse lawyer Jeff Herman told us the problem is staggering...'

If what Mr. Herman and Mr. Feldman are stating is true, then organised child-abuse is so intrinsically engraved into the
movie business that it is either beyond the laws of the land because of it's nature as an individual act and the decisions
based judging through social status, or a structure is place to deter law enforcement from proceedng most of the time.

'..."I've heard many stories of kids going to an agent who can control their career, the agents spending time alone with
the child, they're able to get them away without parental supervision, and then they take advantage of these kids.
It's more common than we can even imagine," he said...'

I may seem heartless, but for the sake of equality, many of the public have also heard these accounts. It's the actions
taken to hold the accused accountable that is important and not to get bogged down in the 'he-said-she-said' mire.
So again, the question arises... why hasn't there been something done to stamp-out this specifically-sited culture?

'..."I've heard stories from adults who were abused as kids in Hollywood who've talked to me about going to these
industry events where there are multiple men there exchanging information about kids, it's frightening," he added...'

And there it is, a comment from somebody in a law-orientated position who is confident in stating that an organised
group of wealthy, powerful people are acting beyond the law without fear of incrimination. Waving one's hand and
shouting "Oh it's Hollywood" is either allowing such crime to persist or agreeing that some animals are better than
others. As a better class, I'd offer.

'...Child abuse experts in Los Angeles say they treat 200-300 cases of sexual abuse every year.
As part of a two-month operation targeting child predators in Southern California, LA Police made 238 arrests in 2016.
Commanding Officer at the LA Police Department Juvenile Division Paul Espinosa told us it's much harder to detect
abuse among minors.

"It takes that inner strength to come forward. Now, with children that inner strength is not the same as with adults," he said.
It's a concern echoed by lawyer Jeff Herman: "They feel like they've done something wrong, they feel guilty, and it's very
difficult to come and talk about it because you're not even sure if you're a victim."

Star of 1970s US sitcom Diff'rent Strokes Todd Bridges, who was molested by his publicist, told us that abuse has
destroyed countless lives in Hollywood. "I'm one of the few children who's still around. Pretty much every one of my protégés
have died or committed suicide or OD'd, you know, because they couldn't get over the stuff that happened to them," he said.



"At the time that it was going on, 11 to 12, I didn't know what I was. As a little kid you don't know what you are, I'd never had
sexual encounters or anything and when that man did it to me, he'd groomed me very well."...'

All part of how this crime goes unreported and the perverts know it. The act is based on control and one could debate if
the physical act isn't negated in some way by the knowledge that the child's perception of our commonly-agreed social
reality is still undeveloped. So are deviants just weak bullies who feast on the vulnerable because of their failings as an
adult?

Using Hollywood-esque cinema-words to offer a view, isn't Alex Jones correct when he loudly growls that Hollywood is full
of 'vampires'?!

'...Hollywood writer Tony Hawkins points out that while children are particularly vulnerable, the power imbalance is heightened
further by the fact many film industry people have a huge amount of influence. "These people throw money at the problem,
whether it's paying people off or hiring a team of lawyers, powerful people use money as a shield and this is why all these
people stay silent, it's a very hard and powerful thing to fight."...'

And people wonder why lawyers are seen as low-life scum who only rival Journalism in their careers of money-making!

'...One of the most disturbing aspects of the Weinstein scandal is the people around him who were complicit in protecting
the producer, keeping quiet about accusations of sexual assault and rape - which Weinstein denies.
The domino effect of people coming forward with allegations of misconduct by other powerful figures has been astonishing
as people feel empowered to share their horrifying allegations.

Tyler Grasham, an agent for one of the stars of Stranger Things, was fired after being accused of raping an 18-year-old.
With allegations mounting, Kevin Spacey has apologised to actor Anthony Rapp for sexual harassment when he was 14...'

In Kevin Spacey's case, Hollywood did show some indignation, mainly in the gay community.
By Spacey also announcing his homosexuality when apologising for the alleged offence, he inadvertedly...? maybe,
inadvertedly implied that gay people struggle to keep their hands off others -regardless of preferred sexual leanings.
Spacey's words were basically interpreted as queer folk are across-the-board molestors.

'...And the Weinstein controversy has prompted fresh attacks over why Roman Polanski continues to be decorated
with industry awards - despite a conviction for raping a 13-year-old.
The power that comes with fame seems to make some untouchable - a fact that comes as no surprise to Hollywood
writer Tony Horkins.

"If we look at historically at what's been going on, how long ago was it that Mel Gibson was completely derided in this
town and he's now being lauded for his work. We've seen these scandals for Roman Polanski and Woody Allen, scandals
become very public and then a few years later they're being given more money for projects."...'

Staying in the movie-character mode, that's very slippery of you, Mr. Horkins! Gibson's verbal abuse is very different from
the physical acts involved in Weinstein's and others machinations. California's Thought-Police cannot be aligned with what
Mel Gibson said or thought, to what Polanski actually did.
And what others covered-up in Polanski's case.

'...This selective amnesia is further evidenced in the case of Brian Peck.

In 2004 the actor was convicted of sex with a child. But just two years later he got a role on the kids' show The Suite Life Of
Zack And Cody, and has since been working as a dialogue coach on Anger Management. When we queried whether Peck's
inclusion on the sex offenders register was considered when hiring him on Anger Management, someone close to the show,
who wishes to remain anonymous, told us the decision to hire him was taken by the show's star Charlie Sheen.

A cast member had complained when they found out about Peck's background and an investigation had been conducted,
but as Peck had served his time, the recommendation was that he could be allowed to stay on set providing no children were
present and if his time off set was limited to Sheen's trailer...'

A prime example of a deviant Hollywood system self-medicating an assume problem regarding someone who's been
processed for the crime. Their aloofness has no bounds!

'...Lawyer Jeff Herman warns what Hollywood is seeing now is just the beginning.
"You just have to look at what's happening with young women, we know they're not being protected so what makes us think that
anyone else is being protected? This is opening up, I think, a big can of worms for Hollywood."
Winters hopes people will now find strength in one another to speak out.

"Whether you're a woman, man, child or adult abuse is abuse and victims and survivors should all band together.
"There's strength in numbers and I'm really hoping that through this exposure more people will come forward."

In covering this story, there was one thing Bridges said that has stayed with us this week: "When you realise it's wrong,
they say you're lying."

You can't quite imagine the enormity of what it must be like to go through something as harrowing as he did as a child
-to be too scared to tell anyone, and when you finally find the courage to speak up, you are ignored, dismissed, discredited
or paid off. So it begs the question whether this will be enough of a catalyst to finally force Hollywood to oust its abusers...'

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How can it be...? It's a major part of the modus operandi! The description of how acting on the crime is stifled shows again
the semi-professional organising to create the safe environment for the abuse to take place, offers an insight to the real
world of the movie trade.

The public were aware of the 'casting-couch' activity, the actors knew it went on and the media knew of it. There was always
the spectre of pedaphilia haunting the sets and oppulent housing of the moguls and the un-said agreement of abuse for fame
only occasionally showed it's ugly head.
And yet...?