Dr. Phil Interviews Woman Trafficked in Pedo Ring Since Birth - What's Going on Here?

[Created4]

Trailers:





Full show, although I am told these are disappearing fast from YouTube:



So what's going on here? Dr. Phil is obviously part of Corporate Sponsored Media. They allowed this show to air for some reason. You don't just allegedly expose something like this and stay alive.

[dannno]

I can't watch all these tubes rn, who does she implicate?

Edit: oh... elites... got it from one of the titles


Will def watch this later.

[Created4]

The "organization" she is allegedly a part of is obviously not revealed.

Could this be a controlled well-thought out plan to bring someone down, someone who has too many enemies, such as the Clintons?? This show is maybe needed to create public outrage and get the public sympathetic?

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

"Dr." Phil is not interested in having his audience do any higher thinking. Phil is nothing but a trafficker himself. First of all, this "sex trafficking" is the issue du jour that is highly exaggerated, especially in the U.S. One exaggerator is people in media, like Phil himself. Reporting on this just feeds the lurid lust of a gossipy female audience, thus enriching the coffers of people like Phil.

Phil's "counseling" and "help" is actually more of a formulaic media circus. I have watched a few of his shows. His formula includes the usual Good Guy-Bad Guy set-up, a method perfected by TV cop shows. It seems to me that no matter how complicated and contrite all parties are on his show, he still leans to (often literally) pointing his finger at one party and admonishing them in every way outlined in his college textbooks.

I am sure this show will be more of the same. "Dr." Phil will smugly berate the bad guy, egged on by superficial cheers from his vapid audience. He will fill in his little psychology game template with lost guests who will be left wondering if they should view their show appearance as help or just a vacation in sunny California and their eventual "counseling" destination. Phil will never be wrong and always have the last word. He will then arrogantly walk off the stage to more awestruck accolades, accomplishing his daily complacency, all within just 60 minutes.

[Created4]

"Dr." Phil is not interested in having his audience do any higher thinking. Phil is nothing but a trafficker himself. First of all, this "sex trafficking" is the issue du jour that is highly exaggerated, especially in the U.S. One exaggerator is people in media, like Phil himself. Reporting on this just feeds the lurid lust of a gossipy female audience, thus enriching the coffers of people like Phil.

Phil's "counseling" and "help" is actually more of a formulaic media circus. I have watched a few of his shows. His formula includes the usual Good Guy-Bad Guy set-up, a method perfected by TV cop shows. It seems to me that no matter how complicated and contrite all parties are on his show, he still leans to (often literally) pointing his finger at one party and admonishing them in every way outlined in his college textbooks.

I am sure this show will be more of the same. "Dr." Phil will smugly berate the bad guy, egged on by superficial cheers from his vapid audience. He will fill in his little psychology game template with lost guests who will be left wondering if they should view their show appearance as help or just a vacation in sunny California and their eventual "counseling" destination. Phil will never be wrong and always have the last word. He will then arrogantly walk off the stage to more awestruck accolades, accomplishing his daily complacency, all within just 60 minutes.

Yes, I understand all that. But did you watch this show?

This is something well planned out. The main guest is allegedly part of an International Pedophile ring, so maybe they are competitors with U.S. based ones. Who knows.

The Free Thought Project has also covered this show.

They have some comments and quotes if you don't want to watch the whole show. For example:

Kendall explains that she was born to be a sex slave, as her parents intentionally had her for the trafficker she calls her “owner.” Kendall says that her parents sold her at birth to an elite pedophile ring that serviced some of the world’s power elite, describing her first memories as being passed around groups of rich and prominent men and women for them to “take turns” with her for sadistic sexual pleasure.

She says she doesn’t even know her actual age, as she has been a sex slave her entire life, being trafficked around the globe to be molested and raped by the societal elites – including high ranking law enforcement official, major sports franchise owners and even high level U.S. politicians.

In a damning indictment of the power-elite, Kendall described how the pedophile politicians would adorn her in designer clothes, well groomed hair and makeup to give the appearance of class and sophistication. She explains that she and other children were often hung from cages suspended from the ceiling, and that they were often drugged before being transported in the darkness of night.

She claims that she was trafficked to pedophile politicians, and taken to political parties attended by high-level politicians who used her for their personal pleasure. The politicians always took great care to hide what they were doing, according to Kendall, who confirmed that there are many elite U.S. politicians that have been engaged in raping children for many years — a reality that has consistently been covered up and completely hidden from voters.

[fisharmor]

Ok so now I have to watch it because this is all I can think of

[fisharmor]

Well, there was no therapy going on here at all. There was no attempt to peg who "the man who owns her" is or what organization he's with or anything.
Yes, it was 45 minutes of shock TV.

They did say that law enforcement, doctors, sports team owners, those types of people were all involved. In short, the type of people that could make something like this happen without repercussions. But that's all reading between the lines.

I did appreciate how at the end he said he's never made an 8 minute cure, and that he has a network of people helping him get people follow-up care. First I've ever heard of that.

[Created4]

There was no attempt to peg who "the man who owns her" is or what organization he's with or anything.

Why would you expect that? If she is legit, and she seems to be, just having her on is a big risk, at least theoretically.

[TheTexan]

Well, there was no therapy going on here at all. There was no attempt to peg who "the man who owns her" is or what organization he's with or anything.
Yes, it was 45 minutes of shock TV.

They did say that law enforcement, doctors, sports team owners, those types of people were all involved. In short, the type of people that could make something like this happen without repercussions. But that's all reading between the lines.

I did appreciate how at the end he said he's never made an 8 minute cure, and that he has a network of people helping him get people follow-up care. First I've ever heard of that.

Sounds like a must-watch episode. I bet this has something to do with pizzagate - did you keep an eye out for illuminati symbols?

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

I watched the short videos and skimmed the long one. There really just seems to be a gap, like the one fisharmor pointed out. It seems this woman experienced bad things, but her being on international TV sharply contrasts with the crypticism that was conveyed. Phil talked about his "reliable source" and speaking "confidentially to agencies." He talked about this international mystery man. The LAPD cop got just a few minutes of air time. What's the big secret? This woman's head seems scattered from something bad and she genuinely seems fearful (I guess), so having her on international TV just does not seem to fit. There were other things that just did not seem to fit.

I don't know; maybe I missed something, and I can't possibly understand the psychology of these people. I also don't know all about this pizza deal. It seems that the Free Thought Project article covered the actual issue more than Phil's angle.

[AngryCanadian]

I had a hard time believing her.

[Created4]

I don't know; maybe I missed something, and I can't possibly understand the psychology of these people. I also don't know all about this pizza deal. It seems that the Free Thought Project article covered the actual issue more than Phil's angle.

The Free Thought Project definitely editorialized at the end to make it look like this was some kind of exposure to bring down powerful people. Trump is going to solve this problem just like all the other country's problems, right?

Dr. Phil's angle (not saying I am believing it) is that these victims need help, but have no where to turn. The LAPD Lt. was brought on to reinforce that point, by stating that law enforcement allegedly cannot prosecute those running these pedo rings because the victims won't testify out of fear.

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

The Free Thought Project definitely editorialized at the end to make it look like this was some kind of exposure to bring down powerful people. Trump is going to solve this problem just like all the other country's problems, right?

Yeah, I think there are some real freaks out there who need their asses kicked, but I don't foresee anything really big.

Dr. Phil's angle (not saying I am believing it) is that these victims need help, but have no where to turn. The LAPD Lt. was brought on to reinforce that point, by stating that law enforcement allegedly cannot prosecute those running these pedo rings because the victims won't testify out of fear.

That's one of the things that struck me funny. I did not watch the woman's entire story, so maybe I missed something; however, she's on international tv, but still clings to this stuff.

I am guessing these guests on Winfrey, Springer, Phil and these other lurid shows are probably coached pretty good. They probably even embellish these stories for effect. Just like novels and movies.

Either way, I don't trust this Phil guy. I heard him say once that is a "law and order guy." He's a real copsucker. He's part of the problem in media, so I don't expect him to say anything beyond the psychology of his guests.

[eleganz]

I had a hard time believing her.

It was a bit unbelievable due to her lack of emotion but I suppose it could happen to you too if you grew up like she did.

[agitator]

She knows all these people, why don't the arrest them, Dr. Phil?

[pcosmar]

No need to watch.

heard it before. Know it happens.

Some was documented before Congress, Victims testified.

Bill Clinton made an apology.

[pcosmar]

She knows all these people, why don't the arrest them, Dr. Phil?

Because they are beyond arrest.

as they have been for decades. if not centuries.

[fisharmor]

You know, something has been bothering me about this woman's story.

If she was born into this, and obviously can't produce valid paperwork that she's a US Citizen, then why are we not kicking her the $#@! out of the country?

Priorities, people. She's breaking the law.

[TheTexan]

You know, something has been bothering me about this woman's story.

If she was born into this, and obviously can't produce valid paperwork that she's a US Citizen, then why are we not kicking her the $#@! out of the country?

Priorities, people. She's breaking the law.

+rep that's a great point

I'm sick and tired of these illegals taking jobs from Americans

[Created4]

and obviously can't produce valid paperwork that she's a US Citizen

How do you know that? She obviously speaks American English as a native speaker, and I believe they stated she had multiple passports. One of them might be her legitimate one.

But the citizenship issue in this story is probably the least important aspect of the story.

[asurfaholic]

+rep that's a great point

I'm sick and tired of these illegals taking jobs from Americans

Lol

[Swordsmyth]

This seems like a veiled blackmail message from one faction to another, co-operate or we will haul the skeletons out of the closet.