Conspiracy of Silence?

Ursprünglich wollte der Discovery Channel diesen Film 1994 zum ersten Mal ausstrahlen. Dazu sollte es allerdings nie kommen, denn obwohl dieser Film bereits in TV- Programmen angekündigt wurde, nahm der Sender ihn kurzfristig aus dem Programm- ohne Angabe von Gründen. Er wurde auch nie in Kinos vorgeführt, doch Internet sei dank ist er wieder aufgetaucht. Ich kann diese Doku nur ausdrücklich empfehlen, da sie eindrucksvoll aufdeckt wie die Medien und nahezu das gesamte Justizsystem gegen die Opfer agieren und die Täter mit allen Mitteln schützen.

English: This is the best quality version of Conspiracy of Silence available on the Internet. The sound is greatly improved over the earlier version. This is a video made which delves deeply into the Franklin Cover Up and reveals what Congress basically had banned from you ever seeing. You will see how Congress tried to ban this video in the opening of the video. “Conspiracy of Silence”

From Senator John Decamp: In mid-1993, after The Franklin Cover-Up had been circulating for almost a year, the British-based TV station, Yorkshire Television, sent a top-notch team to Nebraska to launch its own investigation of the Franklin case. Yorkshire had a contract with the Discovery Channel to produce a documentary on the case for American television. Finally, the big day came. Their documentary was to air nation-wide on the Discovery Channel on May 3, 1994.

It was advertised in the TV Guide and in newspapers for that day. But no one ever saw that program. At the last minute, and without explanation, it was pulled from the air. It was not shown then, and has never been broadcast anywhere since. I have a copy of that program, which arrived anonymously in my mail in late 1995. When I watched this pirated copy, I could see clearly why the program had been suppressed. Conspiracy of Silence proved, beyond doubt, that the essential points I had stressed in the book (and more) were all true.

Quelle DE:
Der rituelle satanistische Missbrauch und das konsequente Versagen der Justiz