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Incredible research, Agent—and utterly revolting. Women and children were abused while perpetrators walked free. No justice. No accountability. Only victims left to carry the damage. This is evil, plain and simple—enabled by police, politicians, and a government that chose cover-ups over protection. And here we are today: nothing has changed—only difference is - while other are exposed, (though with little consequences), the Playboy branding still remains safe.

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"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven."

Perhaps we should all teach our children to NOT let their light shine before men (and women), because there are too many creeps esconced in government, churches, schools, the media, law, secret societies and cults and in any neighorhood, etc., who would steal their light, their abilities, their goodness and innocence, their beauty, their seed and children, and their very lives.

Instead, we could encourage them to develop their gifts and interests away from the klieg lights and false illumination of audiences and approval, which are more often comprised of predators and jealousies. Today's social media is a popularity and privacy trap for children and parents alike and should be treated like the extreme danger its is. Tracking and spying phones can stalk and document, and schools have that unavoidable percentage of faculty and children and their parents whose wont is to slander and demoralize those students who excel in some manner.

Exposure of one's talent and, especially, an inner light is a flame to moths who would consume and snuff what's precious.

Agent's series on most subjects, but especially this one, should be required reading for adolescents and for parents who give a damn.

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