Unmasking a Global Scandal: 02:15:25
Gear up for "Operation Amber Alert | Guatemala," a groundbreaking documentary set to premiere in Guatemala on February 15, 2025, that will rip the veil off one of the most heinous crimes against humanity - the world's largest child trafficking network, allegedly operated under the cover of the US government, its NGOs, and USAID.
The Dark Truth:
Child Trafficking: Delve into the heart-wrenching reality where children are not just lost but systematically trafficked, revealing the shocking extent to which this network operates, not just within Guatemala but globally.
Money Laundering: Trace the path of billions in aid money, supposedly for development, being diverted into the pockets of those who profit from human misery, all while laundering funds to keep the operation running.
Rigged Elections: Expose how elections are manipulated, with power handed to those who will turn a blind eye to or actively support this trafficking, ensuring the network's survival.
Regime Changes: Document the covert operations and political machinations that have changed governments, not for democracy, but to protect and expand this dark enterprise.
Buckle Up: This film isn't merely an exposé; it's a clarion call to action, a demand for justice, and a beacon of hope for the innocent. It will challenge your perceptions, provoke outrage, and mobilize a global response to end this evil.
Prepare for a documentary that doesn't shy away from the hard truths. Witness firsthand accounts, follow investigative leads, and see the undeniable evidence. "Operation Amber Alert | Guatemala" aims not only to inform but to ignite a revolution against child exploitation.
Premiere Date: February 15, 2025, in Guatemala.
Under the Biden administration, roughly 60,000 people flood this facility each year. It's outrageously costly to cater to these migrants, and still, they have the nerve to whine about the food!
It's bigger than it seems, as it can accommodate around 5,000 people, which tells you how much capacity this facility needs for the constant flow of migrants crossing our border.
