Bloomberg Publishes 'Sound Of Freedom' Op-Ed By Pro-Pedophile Contributor That Alleges QAnon Ties

Bloomberg is catching flak after one of their writers released an opinion piece about the movie ‘Sound of Freedom’ being a QAnon film. It was later revealed, however, that the author behind the piece is an open pedophile who advocates for the evil cause. 

The author's name is Noah Berlatsky and he wrote the piece ‘QAnon and ‘Sound of Freedom’ Both Rely on Tired Hollywood Tropes.’ In the article, he attempted to draw links between Tim Ballard, the man who ‘Sound of Freedom’ is based on, and QAnon by pointing to random little red herrings that happened over the course of many, many years.

Then, Berlatsky literally admits that the movie is not itself linked to QAnon, but then attempts to say that the themes and tropes of the movie closely mimic those of QAnon propaganda. He also claims that these themes are tropes that are similar to QAnon and aren’t just in ‘Sound of Freedom’ but throughout all of Hollywood, making all of Hollywood tied to QAnon. 

He also attempts to downplay the child trafficking ring, talking about how more children that are trafficked are in their later teen years as opposed to young children. Even if that data is true, that doesn’t change the fact that young children are still trafficked making his entire point simply trying to downplay a global issue.

And to make clear just how little this entire opinion piece makes sense, before the end Berlatsky somehow begins discussing fascism and the different marks of it which have quite literally nothing to do with ‘Sound of Freedom’ as he grasps at straws. Berlatsky finishes the article by concluding that the movie is a QAnon dog whistle because the film connects conspiracy theorists with the mainstream.

The article written by Berlastsky is interesting because he somehow finds a way to completely downplay and negate the message of the movie and connect it to something that it has nothing to do with. It’s important to note that he is not someone that should be discussing a movie talking about the child sex trafficking ring as he is an open spokesperson for Minor-attracted People (MAP), a group that pushes openly for pedophilia online. 

His Twitter is private so the tweets are no longer publicly accessible, but screenshots show that he has put out such disgusting tweets calling pedophiles “a stigmatized group.” He has also written for the pro-pedophilia website Prostasia where he talked about child sex workers having to struggle with police officers ending their business. 

It’s utterly absurd that Berlatsky somehow even has a platform to write on. Bloomberg takes note at the end that his opinion is not theirs but even allowing him to write on their website shows some level of endorsement of his cause. Berlatsky should have absolutely no platform just like every other pedophile out there.