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The Darkest Web

In the 1990’s the US Department of Defense created the Dark Web so their spies could communicate in complete secrecy. In 2004 the Dark Web was made public, allowing the criminals to conceal their identities from law enforcement. By 2012 pedophiles were gathering on the Dark Web—building hidden sites devoted to child exploitation.

The pedophiles in this documentary are young, very techie, deeply afflicted. (Did the same abuse happened to them as young children?)

According to the information here, there are millions of users on the dark web with approximately 50 dedicated officers working day and night around the world to put a dent in it.

I watched this video in awe of the people dedicated to protecting children. If you decide to, and you feel helpless to do something, do know invoking Universal Law and the Violet Flame is a powerful way to create change . . . 

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Premiered February 16, 2026

A global team of undercover officers take on the almost impossible – infiltrating the darkest corners of the internet to rescue children, bringing hope where none seemed possible.

For US agent Greg Squire and an international network of undercover officers, the mission is clear and unwavering: to penetrate the most hidden corners of the internet and stop those who exploit and harm children.

Operating across borders, cultures and political divides, this rare collaboration sees law enforcement agencies from countries including Russia and the United States working side by side. As officers track offenders in digital spaces designed to evade detection, this film reveals not only the scale of the crimes involved, but the resilience, determination and moral clarity of those committed to bringing perpetrators to justice.

For over seven years, #BBCEye journalist Sam Piranty was granted rare access to follow their work, observing the extraordinary lengths they will go to hunt down offenders and rescue children. [Read more…]

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BWSS: The Downplay Effect

For decades, Battered Women’s Support Services (BWSS) in BC, Canada, has worked alongside survivors to change how communities, institutions, and governments respond to violence against women.

Through #DesignedWithSurvivors, that work is helping strengthen domestic violence risk assessment accountability, advance recognition of coercive control, support legislative reform, and move conversations about femicide prevention into the mainstream.

However, throughout that work, another pattern became impossible to ignore.

Long before violence escalates, or systems respond, warning signs are too often minimized, dismissed, delayed, normalized, or explained away.

Again and again opportunities to act are lost long before intimate partner violence was recognized as a matter of public safety.

As part of this work, BWSS is also introducing Downplay Detected, a new series examining current events, media coverage, public statements, systemic responses and everyday examples to help people recognize downplaying as it happens.

Over the coming months, The Downplay Effect will grow into a province-wide conversation leading up to the 2026 municipal elections, encouraging communities across British Columbia to support stronger action to prevent violence against women.

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Speaking Up for Every Little Girl . . .

At 22 years old, Chauntae Davies was an aspiring actor and a professionally-trained massage therapist, when she was introduced to Ghislaine Maxwell and the world of Jeffrey Epstein.

Not long after, she found herself flown around the world to accompany the notorious couple, where massage sessions with Epstein turned to sexual abuse.

In the video below with Tara Brown, Chauntae courageously details the harrowing years she spent with the now-dead pedophile, particularly her painful memories at New Mexico’s Zorro Ranch – where she said the vastness and isolation of the property made it one of most eerie places she was taken to.

Chauntae:

I heard one of the other survivors speak, it was Lisa Phillips, and she said something along the lines about it not being about her at a certain point anymore.

You know, it’s continuing to speak, and continuing to talk about all of this for every little girl who’s sitting somewhere right now, where it’s currently happening to them, and they are afraid to say anything, or to all the girls who it’s already happened to, and they still don’t want to say anything.

I think that it’s important to keep on . . . even when we feel defeated . . .
Observations

It seemed like Jeffrey had categories for girls.

Some were in the category in which he wanted to continue to just abuse them for absolutely no purpose other than just to destroy their lives.

There’s a category of girls who he also did that to, but then also sent to school to get an education.

And then another group of girls who went further once that education was received who were married off to very successful men, and those are the women that are not talking at all, because they are also victims, but married to wealthy men, and now they don’t want to come forward.

And then there were also women who were, I would say in the model category, and I think maybe that’s probably where the gene pool idea, or experiment or whatever it was that was going on, was probably coming out of that group . . .

In this lifetime, some of us wanted to be born
to change this very darkness on the planet.

How do we change it unless we experience it
and then courageously speak up?

We are not here to forget what happened,
but to remember and come to peace within,
to find the gratitude for the self
for the courage to experience it,
and to know this behaviour is not to repeat.

Speaking up for the victims, invoking the Law,
asking the higher realms for help,
we are here to step into self-worth
to remember our Divine Alignment,
and that we are not alone doing this.

We have Universes cheering us on . . .

Rising up, awakening
from our experiences . . .
BEING at peace with it All.
Knowing our WORTH!


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Bailey’s Law (Bill C-225) Passed!

Bailey’s Law (Bill C-225) is Canadian legislation amending the Criminal Code to strengthen the legal response to intimate partner violence (IPV)

Spearheaded by MP Frank Caputo and championed by the family of Bailey McCourt—a B.C. mother murdered by her ex-partner—the bill officially received Royal Assent on June 17, 2026.

The family continues to advocate for additional provincial protections such as a Domestic Violence Offender Registry and mandatory GPS tracking for high-risk offenders upon their release.

If you would like to review the complete advocacy timeline or contact the campaign directly here is the Bailey’s Law Official Website, https://baileyslaw.ca/

Click the link below to learn about Bailey’s story:

Bailey’s Story

And at 2:22, in the video below, Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party, talks about Bailey’s Law:

The Mother’s Blue Diamond Energy of Hope for Healing and Balance Everywhere

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An Interview
with Soft White Underbelly:
Serving By Witnessing

This is a great description of what Mark Laita does . . . I started noticing how he was treating the Epstein victims. We need people who listen so we get over our grief. Mark is witnessing for so many. Here Seano describes how Mark works really well.

“I’m Seano. Welcome back to The Seano Show, and I believe the ultimate drug of choice is service and kindness.

“My guest tonight has been serving in a different way by witnessing.

“He sits people down on a simple stool. No bells, no makeup, no spin, and he gives him something the world rarely does.

“Time, attention, and respect.

“Soft White Underbelly is not a show. It’s a mirror.

“It asks us to see addiction, poverty, trafficking, mental health, not as headlines, but as human beings with names.

“Mark to thank you, brother, for making space for stories that save lives. Let’s talk about the craft, the care, and the cost of telling the truth, brother.”

Mark treats everyone equally. He says that:

“All I’m doing is honouring people.”

Mark: “Forgiveness is a big deal. It’s important. Forgiveness is everything.

“Why is forgiveness everything? Because like if you want your life to be better, right?

“You don’t want to hold anger against me if you’re angry at me. It’s not not going to help you to be angry at me.

“You got to figure out why I did something to you that that is unsavory or just uncool.

“And once you understand why I did what I did, you are going to forgive me.

“That’s going to give peace to you. It’s going to give peace to me.

“It gives me an opportunity to heal and do the right thing next time. and you are going to be able to go to bed with with a clear conscience and just have peace in your in your life.”

Inside Soft White Underbelly, Mark Laita,
on The Seano Show

Mark shares his journey from advertising photographer to documenting the lives of people on society’s margins, revealing the humanity in addiction, poverty, and trauma, the challenges, ethics, and impact of his work, and the importance of service, kindness, and truth in storytelling.

Original Air Date: December 10, 2025 [Read more…]