Way to smear the rape victim, e.g. Alisha Owen, who never retracted her statements about who of the Omaha bigwigs abused her and was sentenced to 9-15 years in prison for these 'wrongful allegations'. The jury acknowledged, she had been abused, but, alas, not by those upright members of society. So the obvious consequence was to convict the girl to a decade in prison over it. (Not sure about your Satanism, Alisha didn't talk Satanism, she spoke of rape. Nor does the documentary. But Satanism smears well, I guess).
Also, what type of an inept hoax is a documentary that is expected to be aired on US national television, but gets pulled, not by lawyers but without any transparent process, bought up and destroyed. And it was made by then York TV director Nick Gray and Tim Tate... they are hoaxers now/
Yeah, Tim Tate sounds totally hoaxey here, when he explains how the film was made, cleared by their lawyers and then pulled for good:
spotlightonabuse.wordpress.com/2013/05/02/tim-tate-on-the-making-of-the-franklin-scandal-documentary-conspiracy-of-silence/
Are you seriously suggesting that Tim Tate, one of the most notorious and batshit insane promoters of the satanic panic is a reputable filmmaker?
Are you aware that Tim Tate authored the book "Children for the Devil: Ritual Abuse and Satanic Crime” that was published in 1991 but that was subsequently withdrawn after legal action over libellous content?
Tim Tate was co-producer of a 1989 edition of ITV’s prime-time programme The Cook Report entitled "The Devil’s Work”.
Interested readers can watch this televisual feast of deranged conspiracy theories about satanic ritual abuse here, with critical cutaways added at a later date by SAFF
Since SAFF created the edited, critical version. complete with debunking facts and exposes of the anti-abortion and homophobic agenda of the evangelical Christians interviewed in the film, many more concerning facts regarding these same dubious evangelical Christian groups promoting the satanic panic have come to light. It will be my great pleasure to educate readers about this when the time is right, which will be very soon.
For further debunking of the fantasist Tim Tate readers may read an excellent and very detailed critical analysis of his “work” in the excellent Barrister Blogger blog by Matthew Scott here:
barristerblogger.com/2015/07/05/satanic-abuse-a-reply-to-believers/
I find your opportunism in using the Epstein atrocities to resurrect debunked conspiracy theories regarding satanic ritual abuse to be odious and extremely hurtful to survivors of real abuses.
As for Alisha Owen, who served 4 1/2 years for perjury, I suspect that the jury was correct in their finding that she really was genuinely abused but that some of her allegations were untrue.
As someone who has personally met countless women who received quack therapies that lead to them having false memories of incest, rape and satanic ritual abuse I have a finely honed understanding of how real survivors of sexual abuse can be let down by deluded and / or corrupt therapists. Unfortunately these bizarre therapies are offered to this very day in NHS settings and by rape crisis centres. The harm done to falsely accused innocents and to sexual abuse survivors can only be imagined.
This is not about “smearing survivors” at all, this is about understanding that real dangerous, abusive cults exist and that some of them have created horrible, dangerous models of psychotherapy that hurt all kinds of people including rape and sexual abuse survivors.
Those of us who are real survivors of trafficking, rape and child sexual abuse and who have been offered therapy services by these quacks and charlatans and who have met extremely vulnerable people who have "recovered memories” that their parents were satanists are left not knowing what to believe in terms of survivor narratives.
That does not mean we want to “smear survivors” just that we would like to see proper evidence based support provided to survivors rathe than yoga (may be helpful providing that it is not delivered by a disciple of a dangerous yoga cult - which sadly it often is), mindfulness (see concerns re yoga), “body psychotherapy” (often linked to misogynist, sexually abusive neo-tantric cults) or other methods know to cause false memories such as hypnosis, NLP, and a host of other therapies.
It is evident to me that with claims of VIP paedophile rings and with Brexit and so many other issues, the people who claim to possess the one and only truth are the ones who know the least and the ones who try to hold onto no knowing and who appreciate the complexity of the situation usually go unheard.
@deepwatersolo
a few questions for you
what is your opinion on "satanic ritual abuse"?
Do you believe that repressed memories of sexual abuse can be "recovered" using massage and body psychotherapy?
Do you think that hypnosis is an effective method for "recovering memories" of forgotten historic sexual abuse?
What is your opinion on David Icke?