"It made me nauseous on the spot, and I can't get it out of my head.
The 'Epstein Files' have brought to light the existence of a global satanic death cult practicing child sacrifice. We are facing an evil whose extent we do not know, and which goes far beyond a single individual.
The revelations mandated by the law on the transparency of the Epstein files reveal only a tiny fraction of the global network of evil. Satanism, child abductions and sacrifices, and even more monstrous acts committed by very powerful people, with the complicity of states and industries. It is everywhere.
It is practically in the air we breathe. There are still people who have no idea. I was one of them.
I had a vague idea of it and I never worried about it. All those conspiracy theories related to satanic rituals, child sacrifice, abuse, and cannibalism were dismissed with a wave of the hand, without a second thought. Today, they must be re-examined in light of the Epstein revelations.
Cannibalism, my dear friends. With each passing day, more and more innocents disappear, are kidnapped, or even raised to be used for evil purposes. Some lose their lives without further ceremony. Others after undergoing torture, slavery, or organ harvesting. We cannot ignore this. We must make it known.
I was a prison chaplain for ten and a half years, back when I was Protestant. There is very little I haven't seen or known about. This exceeds everything I’ve ever encountered in terms of degradation.
Can you imagine, my dear friends, that suddenly your child doesn't come home from school, from the playground, from their ballet class, or elsewhere? Where is she? I don't know. And you lose that child forever.
And you discover that she was probably a victim of this global Epstein satanic cult. And you say, and your neighbor says: 'You know, I’ve heard about it, but I don't get involved.' And you reply to your neighbor: 'You've lost your mind.'
My child has been kidnapped. I don't know if he is still alive. I don't know what happened to him. I don't know if he was devoured. How could you do nothing? And your neighbor replies: 'What can I do?' Get the word out, make it known, tell parents they must keep their children close to them, not leave them in the car while they pop into the store, not leave them in the mall saying: 'Stay here and watch your brother. I'll be right back.'
We can't do that anymore. These people are formidably subtle, and it makes me physically ill. I can't get it out of my head. Not that I should.
And we ask ourselves: 'What can we do? What can we—how can we—what can we do?'
My God. The least we can do is this. It is to make this known."