'I am proud of @McCainInstitute and 80+ other courageous organizations for speaking out against QAnon’s lies. These outrageous conspiracy theories are actively harming efforts to combat human trafficking and we need to put an end to them once and for all! #FreedomNeedsTruth'

https://twitter.com/cindymccain/status/1318955427976028161

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'We are proud join our partners in the fight against #HumanTrafficking with a message to those spreading QAnon lies: You don’t score political points on the backs of survivors. You don’t lie about human trafficking to scare voters. #FreedomNeedsTruth'

https://twitter.com/McCainInstitute/status/1318948973529411585

'Cindy McCain On Jeffrey Epstein "We All Knew What He Was Doing" '

https://youtu.be/6OPA6bCIZG4

' From Senators Sam Brownback and Paul Wellstone to Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, the bipartisan message has been clear:'

'It is with this collective and collaborative history in mind that we say we are alarmed and deeply disturbed by the intentional spread of conspiracy theories and disinformation about sex trafficking aiming to sow fear and division in order to influence the upcoming election. Anybody — political committee, public office holder, candidate, or media outlet — who lends any credibility to QAnon conspiracies related to human trafficking actively harms the fight against human trafficking. Indeed, any political committee, candidate, public office holder or media that does not expressly condemn QAnon and actively debunk the lies should be held accountable.'

https://freedomneedstruth.medium.com/freedom-needs-truth-5224c632557b

'More than 80 anti-human-trafficking and victims’ services groups are pressing politicians, government officials and media organizations to combat conspiracy theories about trafficking designed to influence the upcoming election, according to a letter obtained by Fox News.

“As a diverse field, we acknowledge a spectrum of experiences, views, and approaches. We disagree a LOT. On this though, we stand UNITED,” said the anti-trafficking groups. “Anybody—political committee, candidate, or media outlet—who lends any credibility to QAnon conspiracies related to human trafficking actively harms the fight against human trafficking.”

Groups of survivors, researchers, service providers, human and labor rights advocates, religious organizations, law enforcement officials and policy experts are among the dozens that have signed on to the letter.

“It points to the gravity of the threat that organizations from the more left leaning to the more right leaning have come together and said, ‘we stand in solidarity that these conspiracy theories are harmful to the real work we are doing each and every day,’” said a person involved in the drafting of the letter.

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https://www.foxnews.com/politics/anti-human-trafficking-groups-qanon-conspiracy-theory-letter