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Or did you never read the item itself before calling it a smear?
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looks Interesting ,Don't seem to hearing too much more about the thousands of Kids who crossed the Mexico>USA Border and Vanished ,Wonder what happened to them ?
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edy • July 18, 2023 9:49 PM BST
Furthermore, if T-H-E-Y wanted it buried, why did Disney not simply keep the rights? There is zero need or obligation for a company like Disney to give up the right. Or if Disney are not part of T-H-E-M, why didn't T-H-E-Y buy the rights from Disney? A bit like catch and kill. A not entirely uncommon practice of T-H-E-M. |
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Disney probs thought they had done enough to supress it. Who knows. But if the story is accurate, they had no money. But the makers were very determined and with the help of crowd funding have now seemingly getting traction they could only have dreamed of.
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Selling the rights to suppress a movie sounds rather stupid from a company that big and successful.
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It still leaves the question why the satanic cabal didn't buy the rights.
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They can't be poor. After all, we learned earlier that they still use children even though adrenochrome could be synthethised much more cost effective.
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Someone has to sell - Stallone refused to sell
the Rocky story / script for when he was struggling and poor -$200,000 something like that with no surety it would be a hit |
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I said I don't know. It's not pivotal as it managed to get released eventually, in spite of the obstacles, and is very very successful. And is being smeared by multiple liberalist publications.
I do find that very interesting, given the theme of the film should be non controversial or political in the sense of people being happy that the story has been put to film. It is also being framed as a faith based film. That is highly strange, I don't see how that correlates with children being prevented from being trafficked for sex. And that we have no release date domestically. |
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Well, but do you not think we should be asking those kinds of questions before we send our brains into conspirational overdrive?
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Think stuff through first instead of showing that we simply are....a bit stupid?
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What is Sound of Freedom and why has the film gone viral? 11.07.23
Sound of Freedom has become almost an overnight sensation in the US, but what is the film all about and where can you watch it in the UK? Alejandro Monteverde’s film Sound of Freedom has become this summer’s most unlikely hit but a hit nonetheless. The film opened in the US on 4 July (appropriately) and quickly climbed the box office list. Sound of Freedom has made over $40 million in the US box office, an impressive figure for a film that very nearly didn’t make it to cinemas at all. The film had a production budget of $14.5m, which is minuscule compared to blockbuster films such as Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, which only barely beat Sound of Freedom at last weekend’s box office. As well as being financially successful, Sound of Freedom has also become controversial. The film was shot all the way back in 2018 but has only now made it to US cinemas. The producers of Sound of Freedom had struck a distribution deal with 20th Century Fox, but the film was shelved by Disney after they bought the company. Why? Well, this is where the story gets crazy, but let’s look at some facts first. What is Sound of Freedom about? Sound of Freedom follows Tim Ballard, the founder and CEO of Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.) and a former Homeland Security agent, played by Jim Cavieziel in the film, as he embarks on a dangerous mission to rescue children from sex traffickers in Colombia. Is Sound of Freedom based on a true story? Kind of. Tim Ballard is indeed a real person, but his story and its authenticity have been widely criticised. American Crime Journal investigative reporters Lynn Packer and Damion Moore have criticised Ballard and argue that he has severely embellished his experiences which made it into the movie. Where can you watch Sound of Freedom in the UK? We have some bad news. You can’t. Sound of Freedom currently does not have UK distribution, so unless you’re overdue for a trip to the US, you can’t watch Sound of Freedom quite just yet. What did the critics say about it? The critical reception has been mixed but veering on positive. The film currently holds a 77% critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes. |
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1. As a multi billion dollar company you have the rights to something you absolutely do not want out. The money you are getting for the rights are total peanuts.
What do you do? Keep or sell? 2. You are part of the satanic cabal and the rights for a story you absolutely do not want out is for sale. The rights are available for peanuts (peanuts for a cabal as rich and ressourceful as you are) What do you do? 3. You are a cinema chain that does absolutely not want a story to be shown. What do you do? Show it in lots of your cinemas and have air conditioning fail in a miniscule percentage of them or do you not show it in your cinemas? |
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I'm not too concerned with the Disney element. Obviously that's a factor in why the movie has taken several years to be released.
True stories are embellished for the movie theatre all the time, that's how the industry works. It can't just be that allegation that is causing some people to be so upset. |
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You are not too concerned because the only logical answer destroys your conspirational bubble.
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What would you respectively do in questions 1 to 3?
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I think it's very unlikely that the cabal that traffics children in incredibly sophisticated ways, that has developed underground areas to harvest adrenochrome, that makes sure the children that are being used for harvesting never get to tell their story, the cabal that the POTUS is a member of (or so I hear), the cabal that has, probably for decades now, suppressed any remote sort of solid evidence and proof of their activities....
...that cabal is really meant to be stupid and sloppy in such epic proportions regarding this movie and the rights to it? |