Today, however, the "elite pedophilia problem" has become a mainstream news talking point, at least over at Fox where Tucker Carlson addressed it openly in a recent segment.

Carlson discussed how those at the highest levels of politics, finance, and entertainment are child predators who feast on innocence to fuel their globalist endeavors. He also talked about Jeffrey Epstein, who even after being arrested for having sexual relations with minors was still hobnobbing it up with the likes of Oprah.

"How did he do that?" Carlson asked during the segment. "Why didn't anybody say anything? Why did people keep eating with him?"

"Well, at the very least, we can conclude, based on the evidence that there is a tolerance for pedophilia among some, among the most powerful in our society, a tolerance that you would not find in, say, your average middle class American family." (Related: Remember when Tucker Carlson called out the January 6 "insurrectionists" as FBI assets?)

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There is also a problem of companies that cater to the rich, Balenciaga being one of the most prominent, throwing in people's faces that the so-called "elite" are kiddy-diddlers who revel in flaunting it to the public.

Balenciaga recently ran an advertising campaign depicting numerous examples of sex with children. In one of them, a very young girl was seen lying face down on a couch surrounded by candles, empty wine glasses, and a dog collar on the coffee table.

In another Balenciaga ad, the same girl, now shown clearly to be a toddler, is seen holding a teddy bear while dressed in sexual bondage gear, replete with a leather harness.