Topic: Orphanages

3 chapters across the catalog

The late Larry Nichols, a former fixer for the Clintons, is discussed regarding his "come to Jesus moment" upon discovering the trafficking of children. Similar accounts are shared regarding military personnel in Central and South America who witnessed the transport of children from orphanages during the Iran-Contra era. These anecdotes are used to illustrate that even within corrupt systems, some individuals eventually choose to expose the truth.

A personal anecdote involves a family member who worked for Army Special Operations and the CIA during the Iran-Contra era. The relative reportedly left the agency after witnessing the smuggling of children out of orphanages via aircraft. This historical context is used to argue that current child trafficking operations are a scaled-up version of long-standing deep state activities.

The hosts and Gary Heavin discuss the current crisis as a spiritual battle against forces that target the innocence of children. References are made to "adrenochrome" and the need for an "army of God" to overwhelm the small number of perverted criminals in power. Heavin shares his personal efforts in building orphanages in India and providing food to Haiti as examples of individual obedience to God.