Deep State Control of Hollywood Crime Soulless Messaging w/ Counterculture Mom Tina Griffin

➡ This text discusses the experiences of Tina Griffin, a former Hollywood insider who now educates people about the realities of the industry. She shares her experiences working with celebrities and the pressures they face. The text also promotes various health and fitness products, including a peptide for weight loss and an exercise mimicker. Finally, it introduces a conversation with Tina, where she discusses her background and her transition from a farm girl to a Hollywood insider.
➡ The speaker recounts their unique experiences, starting from witnessing a UFO as a child, which sparked their curiosity about the world beyond the ordinary. They moved to Hollywood at 20, worked on various film sets, and signed with multiple agencies to avoid compromising roles. They maintained their principles despite the pressures of the industry, guided by their father’s high standards and their faith. The speaker also shares their surprising observation that many celebrities were good parents, and their experience at a Playboy Mansion party, where they chose to stay with the fully clothed guests.
➡ The speaker, a motivational speaker and former actress, shares her experiences in Hollywood, highlighting the pressures actors face to take on roles they may not agree with. She recounts a conversation with the late actress Brittany Murphy, who felt compelled to do certain scenes to advance her career, despite feeling guilty about the messages they sent to young viewers. The speaker also discusses her own experiences of narrowly avoiding sexual assault and her decision to maintain her virginity, which she believes may have cost her roles. She now uses her experiences to educate others about the realities of the entertainment industry through her show, the Counterculture Mom show.
➡ The text discusses the speaker’s experiences in the film industry, highlighting the increasing inclusion of explicit content in movies to boost sales. It also emphasizes the importance of educating children about media and encouraging them to create positive content. The speaker believes that Hollywood is losing its influence due to the rise of the internet and other entertainment sources.
➡ The text discusses the negative impacts of the entertainment industry, particularly in Hollywood. It highlights the harmful effects of technology on children, the need for more positive and uplifting entertainment, and the dark side of the industry, including sex trafficking and pedophilia. The text also mentions the struggles of celebrities who are pressured into certain behaviors and the need for change in the industry. Lastly, it encourages the audience to support celebrities in a positive way, such as sending encouraging letters.
➡ The speaker discusses the struggles and traumas faced by individuals in the entertainment industry, particularly in Hollywood and Broadway. Many of these individuals, she says, are drawn to fame as a way to mask past pain and end up being exploited. She has created programs and tours, such as the Pop Culture Purge Tour and Hollywood Exposed, to educate people about these issues and promote positive change. She emphasizes the importance of real stories and experiences in raising awareness and can be contacted for speaking engagements through her website, counterculturemom.com.

Sam Sa A lot of the times these celebrities did not want to do what they’re promoting that you are currently watching in film and TV or being influenced by Brittany Murphy is the biggest story I will always share. And I still share her story today. Her and I were working on Little Black Book back in the early 2000s, right after she did the movie 8 Mile with Marshall Mathers Eminem and we met in the hallway during one of the scenes with just her and I. The director is getting the next camera crew set up for the next scene and we talked for probably half an hour and I will never forget her words to me.

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And she’s in high demand. But she came out of Hollywood, she worked there for decades and worked on some of the biggest sets and with, you know, the biggest stars and on screen and off screen, and she’s been to the parties and everything else. And she talks about what really happens in Hollywood and how you need to think about this and what the reality is. She goes to a lot of school and teaches young people, too. You know, what you’re seeing on screen really is. It’s just an. It’s a marketing. It’s a fantasy. It’s an illusion of reality so that they can sell product and sex and violence and all that stuff sells.

And it also is there to promote other products and industries that they want to sell. And so it’s all about money. And then underneath that is this gross culture of using people so they can sell. And that’s what it’s about. And so she wants to help people understand that’s not what nourishes your soul. It’s not what creates good, healthy human beings and parents. This is not what your children should be surrounded and emerged in. And, you know, now with the Internet, we’re getting it on steroids. Right. And so her message is just so timely on how do we.

On how do we inform the populace? This is the reality of this. And safeguard your own actions so that you’re raising your children to be strong and independent and successful. Because honestly, if you follow that pattern, you’re not going to be too successful. You’re going to spend decades working yourself out of all the issues that you created for yourself. And so that’s what she’s trying to, you know, that’s her message. It’s awesome. But before we get into this really good conversation that I have with her, I want to talk to you about sloop. It’s SLU PP Dash 332.

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Your hair looks good for calm in the midst of a storm. Well, that’s always a miracle, right? Okay, so my question, people are going to be inspired, I think, with today’s talk. Talk about your background and how you got into, you know, what you’re doing today. Well, I wanted to give my parents a heart attack when I was a teenager and tell them that I was going to spread my wings and fly far from a former farm girl gone nuts. In a good way, hopefully. I placed my faith in the Lord at 16. I told my parents, hey, I want to get out to Hollywood.

I want to get in the mix of film and TV and just live life to the fullest. And it wasn’t baling hay, milking cows and picking rocks and My dad was flabbergasted. He’s like, what are you talking about? About you grew up, you know, driving the tractor and. And building forts with bales of hay and living on the 300 acres. You can’t do that to me. It’s kind of cool. The building forts with hay is kind of cool. We’ll keep going. It was really cool. Honestly, Sarah, why I did that is my youngest brother. Whenever he would bug me, he had asthma.

I would just kind of coerce him to go into the tunnels of the hay and kind of block him in there, so he’s sneezing up a storm. I was kind of. That was the way I got back to my brothers. So there was a reason behind the forts. I don’t know if my parents ever found out about that or not, but he would do stuff to instigate it. But at a very young period of time when I was a kid, I had weird stuff happen to me. I would see weird stuff. I saw a UFO with five other people.

Five other kids when I was 12. Yeah. Behind my barn on my mom’s birthday. August 2nd. Like, 1992. 93. Somewhere in there, it’s actually recorded on the UFO database, which just validated the fact that I knew I saw something. Army helicopters came in within minutes, 15 of them. My dad’s like, oh, my gosh, something must have happened back here, because they didn’t believe me. Wow. So what. What did it look like? And there’s a reason why I’m saying all this, because. Wild how God threw me over in the Hollywood Hills. It was a silver saucer. It had wild, weird windows that were more narrow in the top, wider on the bottom.

It looked like what you saw in Unsolved Mysteries. I grew up playing that theme song on the piano. I mean, I was all for the mysterious, weird things in the world. They’re hardly ever discussed, you know, in church and school. I’m like, there’s more to life than just getting a job and paying off a credit card bill. And so I wanted to experience that. And I should have watched what I asked for, because God did not disappoint. So I saw this UFO with five other kids. We were just. When people say they’re paralyzed and they see weird stuff in life, I know what they’re talking about, because part of you wants to move by running away from it, and the part of you is like, this is supernatural.

What in the world is going on? You know, I’ve never done drugs, so I knew I wasn’t on Alcohol or drugs at 12. And I knew what I saw was real. And so you’re paralyzed in that you couldn’t move. You didn’t want to move. And this craft came right above my dad’s cornfield. Like what you saw in all those movies, like Signs and ET and all the rest. It hovered above it. There was weird sparks that came off. I was just sharing this story last night. So, so funny. We are talking about this today. Sparks that reminded me when my dad would weld on the farm.

That’s what it looked like. I’m like, what are they welding? Are they trying to get out of this craft? What’s going on? And it’s really weird. Squealing noise, screeching noise. I didn’t see any beings come out of it, but this happened for, like, five minutes. Then I saw these fireworks coming off of it. Sarah. And I’m thinking, it’s not the fourth of July, because I remember thinking this stuff through as a kid. July 4th was, like, about a month ago. This is my mom’s birth. They’re not celebrating my mom’s birthday. Otherwise they would be having burgers and hot dogs in the backyard.

What is this? And then just these really. It was silent, but this humming noise is what I heard. And then it lifted up after like, five minutes, back above the cornfield and disappeared. It didn’t fly away. It didn’t quickly zoom out of the picture. It just disappeared, like third dimensional. And so at a very young age, I knew there was so much more out there in our world. And moving out to Hollywood at age of 20, I was blown away, Sarah, by the shows I got to work on, people I got to meet. For example, there was the wrap party, the VIP party for the series called Taken that Steven Spielberg did, like, in 2004.

Well, I was invited by an agency that I was with. I was signed with, like, 30 agencies in LA all at the same time. I went to college at Cal State Los Angeles for film and television broadcasting. Two days out of the week is that a lot of people do not to cut, but they’ll sign to just a whole crapload of agencies because you’re trying to get a job, and so you’re just doing it everywhere you can. I. I think I was, like, extra nuts because my. I’ve always been the kind of person where I don’t want to miss one moment in life.

And so I would try to live 10 people’s lives in one day. It’s. I don’t know where this came from. I just wanted to absorb everything, see everything, do everything, meet everybody. I still have that problem. It’s just that my body can’t keep up with my brain. My brain is still going that fast. I know that one. Yeah, it’s nuts. Well, the other reason why I purposely signed up for 30 agencies all at the same time. I don’t think many other people did that. Because when I would share the story at Cal State Los Angeles, they’re like, you’re nuts.

30 agencies. I got three, and I can barely keep up. But I wanted to be with 30, because if I got 10 potential pornographic options to go audition or dance naked around a pole, I could say no and still get a good job where I was fully clothed. So I had to get myself out there all over the place in hopes that one of the ten options was something that it wouldn’t give my dad a heart attack. You know, how many options were, like, dancing around a. I would assume a lot of women trying to get on Hollywood had a lot get a lot of that crap.

Especially in the 80s and 90s. Gosh, there was a lot of that crap. And Sarah, when I was out there, one of the first jobs I had a chance to work on sets was Austin Powers, A Spy who Shagged Me. And, you know, I was in a party scene. I was featured. You could, if you knew what I look like 20 years ago, you know, shave off 20, 30 pounds, long eyelashes, really long blonde hair. They threw a wig on me. This is Austin Powers. I was in a neon bodysuit. Bodysuit, you know, 115, 120 pounds.

With agencies saying, come back after you lose 10 more pounds and we’ll sign you. I’m like, if I did that, I’d be dead. You know, you would be not signing me, but saying goodbye at my funeral. I couldn’t have been any thinner. But I got fired on that set the second or third day on the set because I would not wear a short mini skirt. And so it taught me very early on, if I did not do exactly what they told me, say the lines that they’re telling me, I have to say, wear what they want me to wear.

I would need to sign with all the agencies that existed in Los Angeles so I could find at least a couple good jobs a week that I would not do or that I would do, that my dad would not have a heart attack. That was the grid that I lived by, Sarah, for the first decade when I was in la, if I would shoot something that would cause my dad to watch it and die as a Result, having a heart attack. I better not say yes to that role. And he had a very high standard for me and it was a little bit of a pressure, but I think the pressure honestly kept me alive, kept me a virgin till marriage, kept me from never doing a drug, along with my belief in the Lord and what I knew he wanted for my life.

It was my dad, you know, still 25 miles away. We love you so we don’t want you to degrade yourself. Right. And he had no idea. He never left the farm except for church on a Sunday. We were all excited as little kids. Yes, church. When most kids are like, what church? I don’t want to go. We were like, let’s get in the car and get off the farm. Because it was always cow poop and bailing hay. I think the hair, the hay forts are cool though. Going to church for us on Sunday was always running around the basement of the church and then getting into the attic and the organ pipes and we did all sorts calamities.

But anyways, that’s if they could find us or track us down, right? Yeah, exactly. Nuts. So I just did all these roles and I learned very early on that a lot of celebs were really good parents. It was shocking to me. Sarah. I went to the Playboy Mansion party, was invited one time after working on a movie set and I’m like, like the real Playboy Mansion. And so I went with a couple people and I was like an undercover FBI agent. I was too afraid to go in the house because I saw people were dressed that were walking in and how they were dressed when they came out.

I stayed with the fully clothed people that were eating appetizers in the middle part of the Playboy Mansion. Big honkin lawn like when you first drove in. And that was when I first moved to la. So I was still getting my bearings. I was a farm kid. I. My nearest neighbor was a mile away. And now I’m in the Hollywood Hills at the Playboy Mansion, afraid to step foot in a house. Can I ask you the other people that were, the people that were there fully clothed where they all kind of had the same attitude. We don’t want to be part of that, but we want to be here.

I mean, they didn’t want to go have sex in the mansion. I really, looking back, it’s pretty funny. I was there at like 9 or 10 o’ clock at night, so maybe they just, you know, I’m hoping that’s the case. There are not the fact that they didn’t have their five or Six drinks in and then would go in because I didn’t stay more than maybe an hour or two. And then there was some other place to go hang out. But I just observed everybody I seriously met in la, for the most part were really good parents.

The ones that were parents were really nice, regardless of the role they played in movies. And a lot of them felt pressured to do roles that they did not agree with. And I already saw that within the first couple of weeks of being in the Hollywood Hills. So Brittany Murphy is a story I share still to this day. I speak all, all around the country. I have eight speaking events coming up in the next two, the next two months. I leave tomorrow for a speaking event in Colorado for some troubled teens, a bunch of parents, and then I’m in all different parts of the US for the next two months and beyond.

But I have the next six to eight events every other weekend. And I have four teenagers myself. So half of them the kids are coming with because they love coming with, meeting people, helping run my merch table, driving to and from the event. We get to do fun stuff. But just traveling the country for two and a half decades, from prisons to cruise ships to school assemblies, parent conferences, homeschool conferences all over the place. The underlying theme that I would tell these kids and parents is that a lot of the times these celebrities did not want to do what they’re promoting that you are currently watching in film and TV or being influenced by.

Brittany Murphy is the biggest story I will always share. And I still share her story today. Her and I were working on Little Black Book back In the early 2000s, right after she did the movie 8 Mile with Marshall Mathers, Eminem, and we met in a hallway during one of the scenes with just her and I. The director is getting the next camera crew set up for the next scene. And we talked for probably half an hour. And I will never forget her words to me. She said, tina, I feel like I have to do this in order to get ahead in the industry.

And her answer came after I asked her, what about the sex scenes in 8 Mile, if you don’t mind me asking? Because she knew who I was. She said, are you that motivational speaker that talks in the Hollywood Hills and goes to these schools and tells kids not to. Drug, sex, cutting, suicide. I say, yeah, it’s me. I just, I expose and share about Marshall Mathers. He’s got a great talent, by God, but he’s using it to glamorize sex and alcohol and, and a lot of graphic violence. In his lyrics. And I said, you just shot this 8 mile movie with him.

How was that like for you? Because I know there’s some tough sex scenes in there. And. And honestly, the part that was really hard for me. Can I say real? She goes, yes, be real. What are you wanting to know? I said, well, the consequences aren’t revealed. And here, my Miss America pageant contestant, 24 years old in LA, talking to Brittany Murphy about, how could you do a sex scene and not show the consequences? You know, if you’re gonna show real things going on, show the consequences. And she said, tina, that’s what she said. I go off the set every single day feeling guilty, going to bed at night feeling guilty, because I’m not showing the kids the reality of what we’re promoting.

But I feel like I have to do that in order to get ahead. She goes, the pressure is unbelievable with us as actors here in Hollywood with what we need to do, and if we don’t do it, we don’t get the next role. And I could tell. I could just tell the pressure. I could feel the pressure on Brittany Murphy. And of course, it was like, not even a year later, she passed away. Then her husband passed away. Very horrific circumstances because they both are following this with the same drugs in their system. And I’m telling you, Sarah, many celebs that I met firsthand in the Hollywood Hills for that decade were so afraid to expose the pedophilia, the sex trafficking, the abuse.

The casting coach is real. So I’ve been casting. Go. Go ahead. I want to say I’ve been, personally, I could have been, looking back, raped several different times. And one in particular where the Lord literally told me, get up and get out immediately or it’s going to be a lifelong regret. And I was afraid to move. I felt coerced. And I’m pretty bold. Like, I’ll tell people what I feel. I’ve always been like that kind of person. But when you’re in a situation where you. You aren’t thinking two steps ahead or you trust the person you’re with, before you know it, you’re in a compromising situation.

Had I not gone, got up and got out, I absolutely would have had sex. And I would have regretted the rest of my life because I was dead set when I was 16 to wait until my wedding night and living in LA, I wore virginity is hot T shirts on set. And I talked to many people about my stance and why, and they were totally open to talking to me about it. It wasn’t, though they thought it was weird. That was cool because you were able to be that. That was your thing. And because you owned it and did it, it made it easier for you.

Do you think that you lost roles and lost positions because you were so open about it? Many, many a part of me wants to cry about it, both on the side of. I went out wanting to be a Christian version of Julia Roberts, like really on fire for the Lord on the red carpet, giving God the glory. And I know that I did do that. I was on the red carpet. It might have been different ways, different roles and. But at the same time, I want to cry because the platform I wanted to get in la, I wanted much bigger, to have even more exposure.

But it’s weird how 20 years later, God opened up this TV program because I host the Counterculture mom show. Having all these guests on from Hollywood Hills to politics, to people that were past cutters, parents that are wanting to homeschool their kids, the health pandemic going on with our kids with obesity, all a wide range of topics. And we base our topics on what parents are asking us to do. We’ve been out there for four years now. And Sarah, the background of what I’ve learned firsthand in la, even if I didn’t have every role that I wish I could have had, but then again, those roles would have been compromising my beliefs and I would have been a hypocrite.

And I did not want to be a hypocrite. It still gave me such depth. Today I understand why I went to LA for that decade. I’m able to talk about topics like the UFO alien agenda. Today I’m able to talk about to people that said they were abducted. Because the people I met on set while working on a series like Taken, while going to different award shows, while going to conferences out in la, while at the Playboy Mansion, the conversations I had while working on set Runway. I mean all of it. I’m able to give them a behind the scenes look at exactly what went on, who owns pop culture, why they’re doing it, the money to be made, and why we shouldn’t sell our bodies to let people use it for income.

Because that’s what’s happening. You teach abstinence. People are not going to make money in the business because people, kids are choosing to wait to have sex until wedding night. There’s no STDs to worry about. You didn’t have to worry about facing an abortion. Planned Parenthood isn’t making billions of dollars on ending life short kids Aren’t having to deal with what just happened to me 10 years ago. I thought that was the right decision. Now I can’t have kids because I’m scarred because of that abortion. Or I could have given my kid up for adoption. The indoctrination is so thick you can slice it with a knife.

And it’s all money based, isn’t it? They are doing it financial. They know they can make more money if you’re selling your body for sex. And correct. The porn industry makes a ton and they, they have to be cleaner than that. But they’re gonna go as far as they can. So because they know it sells, people are interested in it. They’re hooked on totally sells. And I was part of the Women in Film organization when I first went out there. Love that organization. I got to learn a lot from behind the scenes aftra and then I was also part of Screen Actors Guild, sag.

That’s what everybody joins when they first get out there. Once you get your vouchers. And then the day that I joined both AFTR and SAG, they went on strike for like two years. I’m like, what? I just paid $2,500. And I remember walking out after signing the paperwork and it was minutes later they went on strike. Where it means I was stuck on the number of roles I could even take as now a SAG and AFTRA actor because everybody was on strike. But I learned a lot. I still worked on a lot of sets. I then went into the directing behind the camera option and enter a lot of film festivals, all of it.

I learned a ton. And honestly, it comes down to learning so many things about how the film industry works. They want to pump a PG13 back then is. How do I say this where it comes out? Okay. Our movie back then is now considered a PG movie. Today. PG13, PG movie Today they add as much sex, gore, violence, suicide messaging to the movie until, oh, just to the point where then the. The ratings would have to go up one not. So they’ll take a millimeter of a sex scene out to make sure that they can load it with as much graphic gore as possible for our kids to where it can still be considered a PG13 movie.

And they keep lowering the standards. Is that because they know it sells more? Yeah, no, it sells more. And the money to be made if the kids would actually engage in those activities that that movie is promoting. Everybody’s in bed with everybody else. So you get a kid pregnant, they’re going to Planned Parenthood. You get a kid with an std. They’re now going and tons of money to be made. You want to promote the gender dysphoria business? Maybe you were born a different body. Now we have kids. How much money is being made with sex changes? Now when you’re there, now when you were there, have did you hear them openly talk about this? Let’s promote this industry because there’s more money made.

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We can control everything that comes underneath our roof, everything that comes in our front door. We can educate our kids to make wise media choices. I have 13 year olds that heard me speak 15 years ago that were mad that I talked about my virginity. A virginity stance, waiting till sex, till wedding night. And then 10 years later, Sarah emailing me saying I was mad when you first came but I had never forgot your message. Ten years later, I’m now engaged to my future spouse. This is a guy that was emailing me and I’ll never forget I started crying when I got the email.

He goes, I’m getting married to my future wife here in a couple weeks. Thanks to you. I’m a virgin and my wife is also a virgin and we’re so thankful we waited. Wow. Well, yeah, I think that that’s the whole point of raising teenagers right. My daughter would make comments to me saying, why didn’t you tell me this? And I’m like, well, because you weren’t. We weren’t. Think you’d listen. She goes, mom, I always listen. I thought about it and I learned. And then later I would do it. And it was so cool that she said that to me.

I’m like, wow. And I repeated to my husband, because I would always just try to get her to understand and I’d say things, whatever. But she was so hard. She had the middle. I always say she had a middle finger permanently up at me. It’s so. But, Sarah, if we teach our kids underneath the home now, I am never telling. You gotta raise your kid in the bubble. Throw the iPad out the window. We want them to understand how to use media wisely because I want the kids to create change in their culture. Start a Facebook group that’s all about positive entertainment.

Have a positive movie night where you have a bunch of kids come over because there are positive movies and they’re not cheesy like what I had when I was a kid. You remember what our. We had cheesy movies out there back. We were afraid to tell people. I was afraid to tell people I believe in the Lord. And then I went to go see a Christian movie because everything that was Christianese back then I thought was cheesy. And so over the years, I’m like, what can I do in LA to help get involved with movies now? Today, in Nashville, living in Nashville, they have a lot of options that are out there today.

And these are the movies not to shoot them up. Gang banger flicks. Those are not the movies lasting in theaters for 72 weeks in a row. It is the positive movies creating changes. The King of Kings is still out in theaters months later because people are flooding the theater to see the positive. Because how they feel when they get out, the conversations they have with their kids when they go, the upbeat, positive, positive outlook on life their kids have. I tell parents, you change the media diet underneath the roof in your home, you will have kids that won’t talk back.

Swearing will go down. Better grades, better self esteem. They’ll pick a vocation that they love. They’ll help a neighbor across the street because they want a mission and a purpose. Well, and it’s also keeping them busy. Keeping them busy and things that are more to help build their soul. Yeah. And I also think the movies today are. Are learning how to share the message without it being so in your face, you know, it’s just. That’s the difference. They. They started to figure it out, and they. They know that the good stories always are the highest grossing.

That’s been true. If you can do an easy. Yeah, if you look at the numbers from box office throughout, it’s the. The best movies with the best stories that do that, you know, that get the highest grossing income. But they know the easy formula is the sex and the violence. Right? Yeah. And they’re trying to indoctrinate, but I think people are absolutely waking up. The last couple years with COVID everything happening there, people are like, hang on a second. Reset button, people. Reset. What do we want in our house? How are our kids being responding? It’s never too late to start over again.

But these kids, I tell them, grab a camera. Grab a video camera. You get my son, who’s 16, Jake. He knows how to shoot better than I do with stuff. I’m like, how did you learn those 42 features in the last three hours? Mom, it’s just this, this, and this. I’m like, well, I just. I got that down. It took me three years. Kids can go out with their video camera, create a film company, get positive entertainment out there, share it on TikTok, and get 3 million views. My kids are doing stunts on their dirt bike, and they get like a million views in four days.

And I’m telling my son, Levi, can you. Can. When you’re taping that next time, can I just get on for three seconds and share, like, a tidbit with the teens? Because they’re gonna get more coming from your channel than mine. How do they find you kids? That’s right. That is how they find you kids. Oh, I just did a backflip. I’m like, yeah, you almost died. But, I mean, you got a couple million views. Can you help me get out there to your generation or, you know, share something positive while you’re doing a flip, you know, and he is.

So that’s good that you’re getting your kids to do that. So let’s get back into the reality of the Hollywood scene. Do you think that now this pressure on people aren’t taking Hollywood as seriously as they used to? I think the Internet, there’s so many different ways to get entertainment. Hollywood is really losing its power. It seems like it is. And if they really want people. Because you got some celebrities out there that are super egotistical as well. I mean, I. Everybody that I met has been really, really phenomenal when I was out there, really ne meet people, but, like, I Said they shelter their kids.

They were great parents. I was in some of these homes. I’m like, oh, my gosh, you like shelter? What? And then Steve Jobs, you heard over and over again that he would not allow any of his kids to use an Apple device. I mean, come on. The creator and Simi Valley, all these people live and work in the tech industry. They literally know the consequences. Many of them do not let their own kids play or watch anything. On tech. Gadgets around the dinner table, cell phones not allowed. I mean, they have these standards because they know for a fact what it does to people.

But at the same time, positive entertainment is in. There’s a lack of it. And I think that Hollywood, if they would look at the numbers, how much money can be made, the impact it would have on culture, what people are wanting. I have atheists coming to our presentation, Sarah, and saying, until I heard you share what you shared and showed what you showed. Because I’m an undercover FBI agent, I don’t just say it. I have hundreds of video clips that I gather keep. That I even have from 20 years ago that you can’t find on the net as background research to prove a point.

Right. An atheist run up to me afterwards in the restroom after she’s like, I. I came in not believing God exists. I’m leaving thinking you might be right. Just from what I shared. Because they’re seeing the evidence. And so if Hollywood would give people what they want, positive, uplifting entertainment, something they don’t have a panic attack in five minutes in when they’re taking their kids to the theater. That’s why theaters are practically empty today. If they want to make money and have an impact in culture, give us what we’re asking for. And it’s not the shoot them up gang banger movies.

How is it going to help our kids succeed? Yeah. And I think that the business of entertainment has changed. So they, the whole thing has changed. I think that’s interesting. Yeah, the business has changed and the way that people consume has changed. But when look at the people in Hollywood, you know, the MeToo movement, I had a lot of people at that time, you know, insiders, like, who would go to some of these events and say, what about the children? We’re going to talk about the women and how they’re treated, but what about the children and the pedophilia? And they were all afraid to go there.

Yep. Is. Is that starting to open up or are they still afraid to go there? I mean, P. Diddy was exposed. Yeah. Was that, you know, it and I’ve done some pretty horrible but important whistleblower type shows on what was going on in Hollywood and you know, P. Diddy came out and that exposed a bunch of it. But are you starting to see kind of the crumble or is it still pretty tight lipped? I think the crumble’s happening. It definitely is happening more now than before, than even 20 years ago when I lived out there. I went to an acting class and a lot of people, you know, that’s where a lot of people would exchange what they’re hearing in the Hollywood Hills and they’re working on set.

And I remember a friend of mine that was mutual friends with Isaac Cappy and I believe he was killed. I mean we could talk 15 minutes on that alone. I saw pictures afterwards that certain celebrities. He was killed. And I’ll just say, I think some big name actors were a part of that. I don’t know what you all did research on it, but one very well known actor that’s been in how many movies that I watched as a kid and I was ticked when I found out that he was a part of that. He posted on his Instagram pictures about Isaac Cappy’s death when that didn’t even make headline news yet.

How can you do that? And Isaac, who did that? Who was that? Tom Hanks. Okay. And Isaac Cappy. I got my phone was blowing up from that mutual friend of mine and his, where Isaac Cappy, right before he was killed was warning people if I’m no longer around, I was murdered. And it’s because I’m releasing the 300 names of people that are involved in Hollywood Hills with sex trafficking, pedophilia, all of it. And so 20 years ago, 15 years ago, even 10 years ago, people were killed off or attempted murders were taking place. I’m trying to think of the other guy’s name.

I could totally see his face. There’s two, I think they’re both their names were Chris. One committed suicide. Do you know who I’m talking about? He was in a ton of movies growing up in the 80s. I’ll think of his name, I’ll think of his name. But there was three or four times in a year’s span of time when he was trying to release names of sex trafficking going on, who was behind it? He had attempted, people attempted to take his life. He’s still alive today. He’s a singer. I’ll think of it. But the point is today, now that these big names are actually being exposed on mainstream media, I think there’s a hope that a lot more people will think twice of what their kids are involved with.

Also be praying for the victims of all this. But that’s why there’s a lot of suicides from well known actors too. And, and drug overdoses. A lot of them were abused and used as children in the industry. Trying to get out, trying to get the word out. Justin Bieber, I mean, look at all these people that have been trying to get the voice out for many, many years. What do you think of somebody like Britney Spears who really was with this Guardian stuff. She really needed to be released from that. But now she’s, you can tell she’s really mentally struggling.

I, you know, I, there’s no other way to frame that. She’s really struggling. She is. You know, we got to pray for celebrities. And I share that when I speak as well. Send a bible, send a, a encouraging letter to these people’s fan club addresses. And can you imagine, I would tell kids if they get a ton of letters every single day and I know that they read over their stuff, you know, they’ll have assistance too, that’ll help. But everybody’s saying, oh, I love your album, blah, blah, keep at it. But then all of a sudden a box comes with goodies that are encouraging and uplifting, saying, hey, God gave you a talent.

But right now you’re singing about sex, drug, suicide and alcohol and it’s, it’s killing in my generation. But you got a great look, great outlook on life as far as your personal beliefs. But your entertainment and your talent is be. Is being used for the dark side. Please switch that up and join forces with God and get positive out to the millions. You can have such an impact. That letter will speak volumes to that celeb. But are they allowed to, are they allowed to read those type of letters? No, they can read the letters. Oh, I have to send a certain message in order to be promoted by the marketing guys.

They have to. And it’s not easy. That’s why we have to also pray for the people that are being forced to do things that they don’t want to be doing. And I met so many of them. It’s such a big pressure because if they would speak up and go against their agency, go against the talent bureaus and go against the director or producer of a film. Yeah, they might lose their career over it or at the same time find positive, uplifting agents to work with so, well, and their casting coach. Let’s talk about that. Does it happen for males as well as for females, I absolutely, from what I’ve heard in la, absolutely.

And they pretty much. Are they as blatant about it or. Pretty much it’s just casual, kind of like if you sleep with me, you’ll get a part or is it if you’re ready to sleep with me, I’ll give you. You know what I mean? Is it direct? I, I absolutely. All the above. I think it’s all of them, I really do. I’ve horror, I’ve heard horror stories then and now of people where it’s all different scenarios and if they don’t, do you think all leading ladies probably have slept with the director or somebody in the thing to get that part or is it.

Do they grow out of that once they become famous enough, they probably don’t have to do that anymore? I don’t know how to answer that, but I will say I don’t think it’s all, I think a lot. I think we’d be blown away by how many people are pressured to do that first start out. But I don’t think it’s all because there’s still celebrities that do positive roles that don’t succumb to the Hollywood pressure, that are very talented, that have never done that. So I, I don’t think all, but I think yeah, I just heard that.

I’ve heard that in New York, on Broadway. It’s kind of the same way. It doesn’t surprise me and it’s really sad because I know and met a lot of people that went to show business in LA because I was out in LA for that decade, that many of them were traumatized as kids, trying to find their identity, wanting to make something out of their lives. A lot of pain, a lot of hurt. And so to try to make it big, a lot of them are going out to LA for the wrong reasons to become famous. But it’s also a way for them to mask the pain and hurt of what they experience as a kid.

And so they’re already, a lot of them already going with an injured past, now being used and abused in the entertainment industry. And I, I’m telling you like I have a pop culture purge tour. And if people want to check out what I’m talking about in detail, I’ve been speaking about these topics for years. I have a Hollywood Exposed program that I’m going to do tomorrow and then throw until God calls me home. Hollywood exposed, it’s phenomenal. 90 minute message. I can do hour messages, you name it. And that can be found at counterculturemom.com, but also on there is a Pop Culture purge tour with 20 other speakers that go alongside me.

And I’ve been doing tours for 20 years. But now I want to do a tour that we just launched and tried with great response from teens running out of sessions to find me to say, Tina will never look at pornography again from what I just heard in that session. And why? Go ahead. I want to say why. I know that we’re onto something with this Pop Culture Perch tour. And we will go anywhere that anyone wants us to go to. I’ve already spoken in prisons before because inmates believed a lie and now they’re behind bars for life.

I want people freed from this bondage that Satan is using through the entertainment industry. And I will tell you what. The Pop Culture Purge Tour, the reason why we are different and why I love what we’re doing. And I could talk for five hours just on this. Kids don’t care about statistics. They don’t care about someone showing them slides about what a sexually transmitted disease looks like. They care about real people surviving and thriving and getting past the garbage that they experienced firsthand. When you have myself dropping the first atomic bomb in the first hour and a half, saying, here’s Hollywood.

Here’s who runs it, here’s why they run it, here’s how much money they make, Here is why they’re spreading this agenda. Here’s how you can rise above it, here’s how you can create positive entertainment in your culture. Here’s how you can change your community right now, today, with the talents you were born to make a difference. Kids are on fire. You see the veils come off their eyes. You see light bulbs go off from the stage within the first five minutes with the footage I share, the stories I give. Then when you follow it up with someone who was in the porn industry for six years and lost 30 of their friends to suicide because they did so much porn in videos and they literally did not want to live one day longer in that agenda, demonic agenda.

But this guy survived, became left his homosexual lifestyle, is now married today, became a pastor and has two kids of his own. Kids are like, oh, my gosh, you don’t have to totally. I never knew the porn industry was like that. I created this tour because kids want real stories of people that share behind the scenes, what it’s really like, what these people are forced to do, what they fled from and why they’re warning people, do not fall prey to these multi billionaire people that run Hollywood that promotes pornography for you. Sex drugs and suicide and yet live in, in a fully clothed environment, in their own mansions, homeschooling their children or the kids go to private school and they’re given the best education as possible.

Do not eat from the gutter when you deserve so much more. That’s why I’m on fire for doing this, Sarah. So who can now if they want you to speak somewhere, you speak everywhere. You speak at schools, all over prisons. You said you, businesses hire you, you’re just everywhere. So that. And where can they find you? Anyone hires me from anywhere because everybody’s got a problem. And when it comes to pop culture, they want to get out of it or they’re out of it and they want their kids to be freed from it. So counterculturemom.com is the website Counterculture mom.

But counterculture dads partner with us. Counterculture grandparents, counterculture teens, and we even have counterculture toddlers today. Sarah. But you can book me through the Counterculture mom website. It takes five minutes. Fill out a short little form. Watch our Counterculture mom show. It comes out four times a week. We’re on American Family Radio, 179 stations nationwide on the radio every Sunday at 1pm Central and we have hot to trot topics that are on there. We everywhere from humility to education crisis and homeschooling our kids to how to make an impact in our culture if our kids are in public schools today.

To the the jab. What happened during COVID the certification of vaccine ID 5G technology, the damaging radiation that’s happening right now around this globe. I just shot a vaccine series that’s a jaw dropper, why the HPV vaccine was even created. And literally the organ harvesting that’s coming out of the HPV vaccine, it’s jaw dropping, but man, does it make sense. Dots start to connect. So counterculturemom.com is where it’s at. And download our Counterculture mom app to stay updated. Tons of freebies given through that app. A lot of great affiliates, a lot of great discounts. You can keep your kids from having to stumble upon pornography on a computer all through the companies we partner with on the Counterculture mom app.

That’s excellent. That’s what parents need to do. Keep your kids away from all that stuff. Well, thank you so much for joining the program and keep doing what you’re doing. That’s awesome. Hey, you rock. I, I really want to be touring with you somewhere. That’s what I’m getting in the back of my brain because I’ll do it I’ll do it. Let’s. Let’s investigate that. You’re doing phenomenal work. Thank you for giving me a voice to be able to help more people through what your hands are doing. It does not go unnoticed. Thank you so much for that.

Thank you. Yeah. Go get them, Sister Sa.
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