Nettle Briar @Ulfra_Wolfe@awoo.space

These 10 to 14,000 children are in an environment where they can expect restraint to be used against them in certain ways.

To them, that IS what "restraint" is

I bet a lot of those doing choke holds now, have been restrained just like that.

There is a "troubled teen" industry, and it has claimed 10,000 to 14,000 children put through hell and indoctrination, learning a "might makes right" enslaved bullying environment.

They then filter into your police and military because god-fearing families like that tend to suck on the military's guns.

There are indoctrination camps of many stripes in this United States, and now this is the United States of Oppression, and we have made our own bars by sacrificing our children to a philosophy not our own

Note that you will not be taught to routinely put a person in a choke hold. It is banned from MMA and wrestling everywhere I've heard. They are difficult to do reliably and safely.

however: They sure make it easy to do grievous harm quickly to someone handcuffed right in front of you if you're a cop.

Says something people were learning to do this decades ago

CHOKE HOLDS

These three were nowhere near each other -- the "egg boy" is from Australia.

One is that alt-right guy going "What about the memes?" among people he thought were his allies, and he got treated as brutally as any other.

That is where your real enemy is. Follow the chokeholds.

FYI: I found out about the Tierra Blanca ranch because I vaguely remembered teen boot camps hired people who used choke holds for fatal effect.

Kidnapping for recruitment happens in Mexico too.

"The case of the five young people arrested on January 11 by state police in Tierra Blanca, Veracruz, and supposedly handed over to organized crime is another act of enforced disappearance registered in Mexico."

@KitRedgrave Animal Farm -- take the dog's puppies, train them to kill

Tierra Blanca is listed as #268 on a blog about 1000 places like this. https://1000placesudontwanttobe.wordpress.com/?s=Tierra

@KitRedgrave It's child indoctrination.

It's also part of the whole damn thing.

They shape up to be part of the military & police, I bet.

@KitRedgrave Apparently it's called "goober-napping"

@KitRedgrave Correct.

9 teens missing. "after workers were accused of beating and shackling them"

"The ranch operators and youths are believed to be somewhere on the 30,000-acre ranch."

Administering their twisted version of God's good torture against children to make them into compliant "yes, sir" types -- remember, TEN TO FOURTEEN THOUSAND CHILDREN brought up this way --

They selected the physically threatening

The unwanted or at-risk

The suicidal.

The self-harmer.

"Not responding well with traditional counseling"

"Defiant and noncompliant"

WHO FUNDS TIERRA BLANCA?

DO RESEARCH INTO THIS

Working cattle ranch, 30,000 acres, Tierra Blanca concentration camp for children.

$1.2 BILLION A YEAR

The "troubled teen industry", takes in 10,000 to 14,000 CHILDREN and teens.

Churned them out

THEY TOOK PUPPIES AND MADE WAR DOGS, ANIMAL FARM STYLE

It's STILL OPERATING

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/life-and-death-in-a-troubled-teen-boot-camp-31639/

Source of their income below! "USA guides'

Now that Texas is doubling down on "religious exemption" laws, keep on eye on Scientology maneuvering, just saying.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/chick-fil-a-law-texas-governor-signs-law-prohibiting-adverse-actions-due-to-religious-views/

religious discrimination laws WERE used by Scientology to take over a cult hotline. People who needed to escape cults went to Scientology and didn't even know it. Think about that. 1997. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fv-iQBnEpqI

That's also the same way as saying, they built a recruitment center for cultists from other cults, thus targeting a demographic.

Basically: They mass signed up, they mass got denied, and then they mass sent in a lawsuit

"The Hole".

This is just ridiculous.

A place to store their administration but it sounds like a prison.

The ambitions of the cult do not go away over time. They just update their methods if they want to succeed

Or Project Normandy, where they literally tried to take over the city of Clearwater, Florida.

Pretty sure at some level the Church of Scientology is complicit. Would benefit them for the "religious exemption" bullshit, too. They've had practice infiltrating governments. Look into them, seriously. There's always a new stone to unturn that's just fascinating.

Just look at Operation Snow White.

Thefts from 136 government agencies, in 30 countries.