David Sorenson, whose stopworldcontrol.com is utterly devoted to describing, in detail, the BIG PICTURE regarding the many corrupted scenarios we’ve been subjected to —  enslaved by — for literally thousands of years, doesn’t appear to grok the nature and significance of a single film, Sound of Freedom. Why? Here’s what he says:

What You Don’t Know About the Film Sound of Freedom

Please, David Sorenson, realize that while there are likely millions of us that do not need this film, that are already way too familiar with the entire scenario of child and human trafficking — plus, BTW, how it bleeds into the top-down trans-agenda — there is an entire segment of society (what percentage 20%? more?) that, while smart and well-meaning, basically prefers not to know, or at least, not to pay attention. Why? Because if they did pay attention, their priorities would suddenly change? Likely. Thus they would rather stay in denial, in an unconscious desperate attempt to preserve their hard won faked innocence.

Hmmm . . . that might be too strong. Let’s just say, in an unconscious desperate attempt to keep their lives on an even keel. Especially difficult now, during these turbulent times. So i can’t say I “blame” them. But I do want to kick them in the butt, to say, hey, wake up! Once you do too; once those who are still so afraid of truth join the rest of us awakened ones, then all bets are off. The deep state’s plans for us will come to naught.

So. It’s to these people, these determinedly innocent, though unconsciously knowing folks, that this film is directed. Which means: the personal storyline is key; it’s what keeps this audience riveted. Moreover, once people wake up during this movie, they cannot help but notice other situations — local to global — where human trafficking is being exposed, where multiple pedos are arrested in sting operations, etc.

Remember the last time you bought a car? Remember how for awhile there all you could see on the road or in parking lots or driveway was other cars like yours? Somehow your eye, due to your intense former focus, was automatically, unconsciously, pointed in the direction of your former focus. That sure happened to me when I bought my then year-old Prius in 2006. I bet there weren’t more than a dozen in town back then, and somehow I “accidentally” came upon them all within a few days.

Attention governs perception. We see what we expect to see.

So yes. Once a person absorbs this film, they are changed. They can’t help but notice stories like this one, in my local Herald-Times, yesterday. The neighbors don’t want this shelter. Hopefully a compromise can be reached so a lawsuit won’t be necessary. I wonder if any of the neighbors have seen the film . . .

I have a sense that once film-goers do their own research, it’s highly likely they will then come across Sorenson’s extraordinary work in stopworldcontrol.com sooner or later. Preferably sooner of course. We have no time to lose.

Meanwhile, I very much appreciated last night’s podcast from andweknow.com. It echoes what I say here, in showing the filmmakers highly aware of the global situation while choosing to focus this film on one riveting story.

https://playlist.studeo.fm/embed/podcasts/O9DG31YK1NCKY5GY7SYT

And one more. This to me, was hugely enjoyable and informative.