Child Sex Trafficking/Pizzagate/Pedogate/Organ-Harvesting

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Back in the mid-80's was peak child molesting time in Hollywood... 

One of the easiest of tell-tale signs of what goes on in Hollywood in regards of child-molesting can be seen with recent changes
that have been made in the iconic movie 'The Godfather'.

In the original production, a character named Jack Woltz -a renown Jewish movie producer is first seen celebrating a child-actress'
birthday on set at the Woltz Studious. A gift of a pony is given and with her mother looking on, the girl runs to thank Mr. Woltz for the
present and hugs him.

The Godfather's consiglieri, Tom Hagen -played by Robert Duvall, introduces himself in order to solve a career-problem of Don
Corleone's godson and after being investigated, Tom Hagen is invited to an evening meal at Jack Wolt's palacial mansion to
discuss the situation further

After a rowdy incident, Hagan leaves and passing through a large foyer, is witness to the same child-actress from the studio now
stood on a stairway landing crying. Her mother appears and tells her to get back into the bedroom and the scene ends.
The implication is that the movie producer molests the child-stars he comes in contact with and this is endorsed by a later scene
that begins with the Godfather muttering the word 'infamnia'.
A word that denotes disgrace.

But watch the The Godfather movie broadcast on television today and any scene that indicates that a movie producer -Jewish or not,
is involved in paedophilia and you will not find it. It's been took out because of its connotations towards Hollywood's false persona.

You can have Police Captain's shot in the throat and head, women blown-up in Sicilian cars and a horse's bloodied-decapitated head
found in a bed. High on the big screen, Talia Shire's character -Connie, is beaten with a belt by her husband and being heavily pregnant,
flees to the bathroom where we're treated to her cries as Carlo beats her even more.

But the audience cannot be allowed to read between the lines of a crying girl standing outside a bedroom...?
Why is that...? after all, it's in the book.

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