It's not. It is a low budget movie that was in our small town for a week. It's basically a docudrama on child trafficking base upon a guy who was government employee who got involved in investigating child trafficking and the story two children he rescued. The actor who played him was Jim Cazaviel who basically did the film for nothing. If I remember right he invested part of his own money into it. They had stumbling block after stumbling block thrown in their way by the movie industry and the media trashed the movie without even seeing it calling it a conspiracy theory. I had known about the movie industries pedophile problem before but this movie brought it out into public view. I had figured the media was a part of the problem too but their response convinced me a large majority of them are pedophiles.

The night we went and saw it it was the quietest movie theater I've ever been in. I'm hard of hearing but my wife said she heard people crying during it. And there were people laughing during the previews of satanic horror flicks so that tells me there were a lot of sick people in that audience, but it sombered even them. After the movie was over the mood was still really somber. The conversations were still really hushed.

Here is a link to Sound of Freedom:

https://hdtoday.tv/movie/watch-sound-of-freedom-hd-98095

Thanks for the link.

I was afraid there was going to be a lot of violence in it. I found only one part very violent and I tried to skip over it.
I found the movie well done. It brought out the emotion, the internal feelings and conflict, well. Lots of detail items where a slight expression really brings it out.

The only thing I would find open for critics was where I thought there were some parts in the story line where it didn't flow well. But they can't include every detail or it would be longer yet.

One thing it brought out was the two, who had no children involved, were willing to risk their lives in a high probability they would fail. Comparing this to the woman talking about Maui children, I would tend to agree with her that no matter how much parents were paid off, that many would not keep quite and accept a bribe to have their children taken. No way.

I never even hinted people were being paid off. What I said was that the government agencies would tell parents that they would not help them find their children if they spoke out. Emotional blackmail is much more effective than money as it is much crueler. Eric West, the real estate guy, is where I first heard about it and he's a father but his kids are old enough to have not have been in a local school. He said the number was 1100 not 2200. He was very reliable and is not a conspiracy theory guy.

Sorry. I looked back and you never mentioned money.

But still. Are you saying that after this long of time with no results, over a thousand parents just roll over and play dead instead of posting signs on every street corner saying, have you seen my kid? Although the lockdown does support the blind following of delay tactics, after this long with no kid produced, I find that very hard to believe the parents aren't demanding to know what happened to their kids.

Look at our population as a whole. How many people still wear masks and get vaccinated even after seeing people dying from turbo cancers and suffering from cardiovascular diseases in numbers never before heard of plus watching fit athletes dropping on the fields of play and young people having massive blood clots multiple feet in length?

How many people still watch the msm and believe everything they are told by the media? The numbers are staggering.
We have been conditioned to be a nation of sheep. People burned to death on Maui because they couldn't think for themselves. They just did what the state told them to do.

I just thought about something else on why parents won't speak out. The state murdered people during the fire, including the Lahina cops, and all residents of west Maui know this. So if you were threatened by the state if you were looking for your kids would you keep it up knowing the state may very well kill you for speaking out?

Seems like something in the Bible about a mother forgetting a child but God doesn't. Meaning that a mother doesn't forget a child.

Yes, some might, but I cannot fathom 1000. No matter the threat.


I saw the one intersection where they had only two cops partially blocking access to freedom. I'd like to imagine that I would just drive around them. But nah. I'd assume that maybe they were protecting me from the power lines that were deactivated at 3 that morning or maybe trees were in the way. Just wait and maybe this line might move. Easy to look in hindsight, but I'd probably not run it. Wish I would.

I hadn't heard about the cops dying.

You seem to forget how apathetic people have become. Plus. as a nation we don't stand up for one another. We have been taught to despise one another. Hawaiians are "different".

We, the US. stole their kingdom by force and imprisoned their queen and for what? Money. Nothing more than that, and we're destroying their land and culture for the same reason. We have beaten them down to where very few of them have the will to fight back any more. They are trapped in minimum jobs in the tourist industry while big corporations and the wealthy from the main land run up the value of land to where they can't afford to own a home in their own land.

Here's the text you were thinking of but it doesn't say what you remember it saying.

pquote] Isaiah 49: 15 Can a woman forget her sucking child, that she should not have compassion on the son of her womb? yea, they may forget, yet will I not forget thee.[/quote]