Category: PDPC – Resources

EPISODE 4: Not On My Watch – The show revealing the facts and truth to end the war on children, produced by America’s Future Project Defend & Protect Our Children (PDPC). Viewers will want to amplify Episode 4 of Not On My Watch with investigative reporter and host, Liz Crokin, and her interview with the fearless John Amanchukwu, who does not mince words in his effort to expose the decline of education in America by those who allow pornographic books in schools.

Hundreds of attendees at the Florida kick-off of America’s Future Get In The Fight nationwide campaign to help end child exploitation and trafficking heard from leaders and experts in the areas of prevention, intervention, rescue, and recovery of children who are victims and survivors. They learned from fearless warrior-panelists who are on the frontline in the battle to end this tragic crisis in America, and why each individual must get in the fight to protect children in their community.

The story of Michelle Peterson and her son, Andrew, is one all Americans must hear, especially parents. It is the story of a warrior mother who instinctively knew that a late-night phone call to her son by one of his high school teachers was out-of-line and might be nefarious. Michelle was right. By listening to her gut and knowing her son, this “ultimate MaMa bear” was able to prevent further sexual grooming from occurring to her son by this teacher…and, in the end, her actions protected other young people.

In this episode of Not On My Watch, host and investigative journalist, Liz Crokin conducts a riveting interview with whistleblower Cathy O’Brien, who describes the unimaginable tragedy she endured as a child after her father sold her into the CIA’s Project Monarch MK-Ultra – a U.S. government-funded program that used mind control tactics in children for the purposes of sex slavery and other demented purposes.

Listen and learn from Not On My Watch host, Investigative Journalist Liz Crokin, and special guest, HHS whistleblower Tara Lee Rodas, who first exposed government-sponsored, taxpayer-funded child trafficking occurring at the southern border.