Predator rings run by the elite are widespread.

Many of them occur right under our noses here in the United States.

Some we've covered in past episodes, and more that are yet to come, unfortunately.

We've also discussed several worldwide predator rings, such as the ones in Ireland,

Britain, Australia, Belgium. There's so many more, just to name a few.

But when it comes to Canada, our own neighboring country, does their reputation precede them?

Canada's known for their friendliness and politeness, their safety, their stability, the diversity

of their populations and their healthcare programs.

Canada is essentially painted to be everything that the US is not, the perfect younger

sibling, but the mask must eventually come off.

And what do you find beneath a perfect facade? Corruption, just like anywhere else.

Hate crimes, gang activity, robberies, assault, and probably the least surprising child sex

trafficking. In the early 2000s, Canada was booming. The economy was doing great, unemployment

fell, and Canada had just gotten over a massive recession that left much of the population incredibly impoverished.

Things were good and quiet. Until the Cornwall Public Inquiry Commission dropped a massive report about, quote, Project Truth, four years in the making that alleged that there was no conclusive evidence that a

massive pedophile ring was running rampant in Cornwall in Ottawa, or that there was a

conspiracy covered up by Canadian officials and places of authority to cover up the child sex

abuse scandal. Shit hit the fan, so to speak. In today's episode, we're going to determine the

truth behind Project Truth. What was

the Cornwall pedophile clan? What events led up to it? What were the effects? Who were the victims?

And why was it covered up? Just like every other country, things aren't always what they appeared to me.

As always with this show, I'm not going anywhere. I'm not doing anything to myself. All parties are

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