Conspiracy of Silence (1993) User Reviews

In light of Jeffrey Epstein...

[GimmeMoreGore · 10/10 · 14 February 2020]

Conspiracy of Silence is a 56-minute unreleased documentary film produced by Yorkshire Television for the Discovery Channel in 1993.

It documents a rather disturbing child trafficking ring involving politicians abusing children from orphanages such as Boystown.

This is heavy stuff involving powerful people, so I'll say these are all allegations. The court thought so- they gave victim Alisha Owens 9 years in prison for "perjury" when she tried to report her (alleged) abusers.

In light of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal this documentary is more important than ever.

The film was canceled at the last second, allegedly by politicians who reimbursed Discovery Channel for their expenses, yet one (slightly unfinished) copy was leaked.

Director Tim Tate was interviewed recently on private investigator Ed Opperman's podcast. Pretty horrifying material. Witnesses fled the state when questioned or died suddenly. C'est la vie, I suppose.

Senator John Decamp write a book about it titled The Franklin Coverup.

The title says it all

[take2docs · 10/10 · 10 November 2022]

CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE is today a much-touted documentary mainly among the online truth-seeking, justice-loving, afterlife-mindful 'red pill' community.

The story behind the making of COS is as intriguing as the doc itself. This is in part summarized in the printed narration that introduces the film, which tells of how this was intended to be aired on TV back in 1994 but that it was pulled at the last minute and how to this day it has never been televised, no doubt due to its highly sensitive subject matter.

Kudos to director Tim Tate and the UK-based film crew for the courage it must have taken them to travel to Nebraska and surrounding parts to document this story of an alleged interstate pedophile network reported to involve various sleazy characters in business and in politics. This is investigative journalism at its finest hour, and for this merits a full-star rating.

The production values to this are not the greatest, and the reason for its unpolished look and feel is because it is not a finished product but rather a 'rough cut,' and yet -- much like the infamous Zapruder footage -- despite its low-budget appearance, contains what many feel is of momentous significance.

If that's the case, they why, you may wonder, isn't CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE more well-known to the average citizen? Aside from the aforementioned censoring of the documentary on the part of those within the television industry, there has also been next to no coverage of it within mainstream media, known to suppress allegations of this nature in which high-ranking statesmen and/or popular media figures are reportedly involved. Then there's the suppression that goes on in the world of print, as well. Nick Bryant, author of "The Franklin Scandal" (*the* book to read on this), has spoken of the efforts it took in trying to find a publisher willing to print it, with so many houses not wanting anything to do with this hot potato. All I can say, is shame on them.

As one intellectually travels farther down into the proverbial rabbit hole, one is bound to come across numerous accounts involving all sorts of alleged wrongdoing, evils ranging from so-called 'Presidential Models,' to the sexual blackmail of prominent and venal politicians, to even stories of alleged Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) as told by reputed victims said to have escaped or been rescued from the clutches of their rich and powerful and often famous captors/abusers.

If you've never heard of the 'Finders,' or of Cathy O'Brien and Brice Taylor, or of the documentaries "Who Took Johnny?" (2014) and "An Open Secret" (2014) or of Jeffrey Epstein and Jimmy Savile, then chances are you've never heard of CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE either, and quite possibly are none too concerned that corruption seems to be deeply entrenched in a system, rotten to its very core.

As for those with even an inkling of humanity in them, this documentary is as good a place as any, to start one's underground education.