CBS: Child Sacrifice is Not Violent???

Chris calls out the mainstream media’s shocking attempts to whitewash horrific acts, from a CBS article downplaying ancient child sacrifices in Guatemala as non-violent cultural practices to CNN’s Taylor Lorenz praising a cold-blooded murderer as a “morally good” revolutionary. Markowski dismantles the leftist narrative that excuses vile historical and modern behaviors, drawing parallels to the violent realities of indigenous cultures and questioning the media’s moral compass in a scathing critique. www.watchdogonwallstreet.com

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:16):
Yep, yep, as CBS article CBS dot com.

Speaker 3 (00:21):
Child sacrifice not violent. Yeah, yeah, I saw this. I
you know, sometimes I sometimes I do get surprised. Sometimes
I do that. This one kind of threw me off
to some degree. Ancient altar found in Guatemala jungle apparently

(00:41):
used for sacrifices. It wasn't apparently it was used for sacrifice.
As you read the column, this is CBS trying to
play cya, especially of children. This was a This was
an altar that day took them years to uncover where
they sacrifice feist children. You go into the article and

(01:04):
it talks to the various different archaeologists that led the
discovery and various different cultures from Central America and how
they connected with other cultures up to Mexico City and
then the long came the Aztecs. The remains of three
children not older than four years old were found on

(01:25):
three sides of the altar and then they talked about
the society and oh it was very cosmopolitan there in
the area, and then they get to an archaeologist here,
Maria Belen Mendez said that the discovery confirms that there
had been an interconnection between both cultures and what the

(01:49):
relationship with the gods and celestial bodies was like. We
see how the issue of sacrifice exists in both cultures.
It was a practice. It's not that they were violent,
it was their way of connecting with the celestial bodies.

(02:12):
So well, was the Manson clan not violent? Was that
how they connected with the celestial body? Are you kidding
me again? I get a kick, especially out of these
leftists that loved to run cover for some of these
indigenous cultures that.

Speaker 4 (02:34):
Were wiped out, wiped out by the you know, the
people from Spain and Portugal. Do you do you know
what their societies were like? Do you have any idea
the type of violence and how vile their societies were?

(02:58):
So I love the of the movie Apocalypto, Mel Gibson's movie,
What all of a sudden, they all, look.

Speaker 3 (03:05):
Look who just arrived, Look who just around?

Speaker 2 (03:08):
The Spaniards just arrived with their crucifix to Save the Day.

Speaker 3 (03:15):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know they battled. I get all that.
Did you of any understanding of the culture or is
it all based upon Neil Young's song Cortes the Killer.
Now that song should be rewritten Cortes the Liberator. But
they still make excuses for this type of crap. But

(03:35):
it's not just a CNN. CNN does an interview with that.
I don't know how she got her job, Taylor Lorenz.
She was at the Washington Post. I don't know where
she is now. I think she's doing her own podcast
and they're interviewing her and she's talking about the wonders,

(03:59):
the wonders of of Luigi man Jenny, the guy who
murdered somebody in cold blood, the health insurance executive on
a New York street, and saying that he should be lionized.
Then she explained why this was appealing to women. Here's

(04:21):
this man who's a revolutionary, who's famous, who's handsome, who's young,
who's smart, He's a person who seems like he's this
morally good man, which is hard to find. And I
give you, I give you the mainstream media.

Speaker 2 (04:43):
Yep, yep, guy murders somebody cold blood, streets in New
York City. He's a morally good guy. Yeah, child sacrifice.
Oh no, it's okay. They weren't violent.

Speaker 3 (04:59):
No, just getting in tuned with the celestial bodies. Watchdog
on Wall Street dot Com