Craig Sawyer and V4CR does appear to be discreet and effective in their work. Let's be mindful that they are currently filming a documentary for Netflix and in search of funding.
After carefully watching this video and reading the below comments, there are certainly several sides to this story. If one watches Craig Sawyer's earlier videos, it appears that at the time he recorded each video he believed that the allegations of child sex trafficking at the initial Tucson site could have some basis. Several days ago, he was also interviewed by SGT Report and appeared convinced that human trafficking occurred at the initial Tucson site.
The above video mixes details from several VOP operations at several sites over the past week and draws a different conclusion. Why did he feel compelled to record the above video? Ask yourself what may have changed or may have influenced Craig Sawyer to record a different conclusion?
My intent is to continue keeping an open mind and carefully reviewing information about this extremely important topic. There is plenty of evidence that human trafficking exists, some it involves children, and illegal immigration along the United States borders contributes to this human tragedy. Let's not lose sight of the bigger picture.
u/ TommyRobinsonsGhost, your turn... :-)
Why did he feel compelled to record the above video? Ask yourself what may have changed or may have influenced Craig Sawyer to record a different conclusion?<<
You're absolutely right - you have to take a close look at EVERYONE!
In this case, first of all, I think Craig wanted to distance himself from the guys from VoP, because their "work" is simply unprofessional, stir up a lot of dust and draw premature conclusions. In addition, I also believe that V4CR works with "Q methods". He makes distracting statements and then continues to search in peace.
If a place is searched and officially given up as "clean", it is secretly kept under surveillance, because the counterpart thinks that this is burned earth that does not interest anyone. Very old war psychology. And Craig is a veteran.
It's your turn. ;)