20 November

Peer pressure runs societies. We never leave high school. Here's a story that shows it. This is Dan and Fran Keller, from Texas, in 1992. Standing trial for child abuse at a childcare facility they ran. Children from their day-care center accused them of serving blood-laced Kool Aid; cutting the heart out of a baby; using Satan’s arm as a paintbrush; burying children alive with animals; throwing them in a swimming pool with sharks; shooting them; and resurrecting them after they had been shot. Now, you'd look at that and say, wtf?! Sounds like a total fantasy. And...it was. But experts, parents, police officers and the court believed the lot of it. In a disgraceful set of events that is almost identical with modern transgender theory in the structure of status-driven belief, experts became rich and famous peddling dangerous nonsense, claiming this was Satanic ritual. There was no physical evidence, and people were told to 'believe the child no matter what'. In fact they were told the kids were flown to Mexico, raped by soliders there, and returned to the day care centre in time for parents to pick them up, inside a single day. Nobody questioned this obvious fantasy. They spent almost 22 years in separate prisons. They've now been completely exonerated.