The Ripple Effect Podcast #334 (Philip Fairbanks | Pedogate Primer: The Politics of Pedophilia)

Jun 26, 2021

Philip Fairbanks is a writer with 20 years publishing experience covering entertainment media, news reporting. His work has appeared in the peer-reviewed journal of art Afterimage, CUNY’s graduate newspaper The Advocate, UK’s Morning Star newspaper, Australia’s New Dawn magazine, Ghettoblaster magazine, New Noise magazine, Paranoia magazine, The Goldwater and several other print and online publications. He has spent years researching and covering online child grooming, the Jeffrey Epstein case, MK-Ultra, the Finders cult and several other topics that are discussed in the Pedogate Primer.

PHILIP FAIRBANKS
Website: http://philfairbanks.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/kafkaguy
Podcast: https://philfairbanks.buzzsprout.com/
Books: https://www.amazon.com/Pedogate-Prime…

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