Upcoming events.
2023 March for Innocence
Wear white, bring white balloons, let’s take a stand for children everywhere, and STOP ALL ORGANIZED ABUSE OF CHILDREN NOW!
March for Innocence and to End All Organized Abuse NOW 2022
Join our march for innocence and to end organized abuse now! Bring a candle/light as a vigil for those still enslaved or who died.
OUR 2023 March is over - mark your calendars for October 20, 2024 for the next rally and MARCH FOR INNOCENCE!
2023 March at Space Needle
2023 March for Innocence page, WATCH THE VIDEO** here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxvCj4Vbct4
**Trigger Warning: Content includes first-hand descriptions of extreme sexual, emotional, spiritual and physical abuse/torture
2:30 Victoria Palmer of the Seattle Truth Network
4:30 Anastasia Sprout of SOAAR Global
9:50 Neil McClanahan, retired county undersheriff from Olympia, WA (unable to attend). Anastasia reads his detailed story about the Paul Ingram case of satanic ritual abuse.
41:20 Alandra Markman, Healer, Poet, Musician, and Organized Extreme Abuse Survivor speaks in detail of the multi-generational satanic ritual abuse, including organized institutional and military abuse, that he was forced to undergo. This brave story includes very rare to hear first-hand testimony about being used as a male slave-breeder, and other atrocities, and what has helped him heal.
1:31:20 Timothy Lassley, organizer of Million Town March speaks about an upcoming event on Black Friday in Seattle to take more action. More info at www.MillionTownMarch.com.
1:36:00 March begins. Video filmed and edited by Victoria Palmer - Thank you Victoria!
We had two speakers at our 2023 event, with a focus on education, awareness and accountability about Satanic Ritual Abuse; Neil McClanahan (unable to attend, so Anastasia Sprout read his detailed case notes) and Alandra Markman.
Neil McClanahan: Thurston County Law Enforcement Officer, served for 34 years with Thurston County Sheriff’s Office, and was highly decorated. Neil worked his way up to positions of increasing authority including Homicide Detective, Chief Criminal Deputy, Lt. Captain, Undersheriff. He served on several boards—Family Support Center, Youth Services—for several years. Ran a community Housing Authority program for 26 years, Catholic Community Services, Housing Task Force, Mayor pro tem/councilmember city of Tumwater 2003, often chosen as chairperson for various organizations. FBI National Academy 1994 chosen, where law enforcement can train with FBI academy. Member of Police Corps (community-oriented policing).
Alandra Markman: West Seattle locals and visitors may recognize Alandra from the West Seattle Farmer's Market, where he can often be found sitting at his typewriter, crafting evocative poems for passersby. Alandra is an author, dancer and dance instructor, poet, poetry instructor and musician, as well as a professional tour guide in Seattle. He's also an ordained Zen minister and accomplished meditator, leading weekly group meditations for the betterment of our planet. Alandra will be sharing about his healing journey from childhood organized extreme abuse which includes SRA, and how art in a myriad of forms has facilitated his healing. Alandra is another true "white hat" role model for survival and thriving despite the most difficult of beginnings. More information about Alandra at https://www.alandramarkman.com.
What is “The Marche Blanche” or White March for Innocence?
The March for Innocence was inspire by the “Marche Blanche” aka the “White March”
The White March (French: Marche blanche) was a demonstration in Brussels on October 20, 1996 after serial child killer and criminal Marc Dutroux was arrested. The demonstrators wanted better protection for children and a better functioning justice system that could investigate the Dutroux affair independently.
After Marc Dutroux was arrested on 13 August 1996, and two kidnapped children were found murdered in his basement two days later, commotion started. In subsequent days, the dead bodies of four other kidnapped girls were found buried in various properties that Dutroux had owned. At first, the anger amongst the Belgian people was directed mainly at Dutroux himself, but it quickly targeted the police, the justice department and the politicians as well. Many Belgians denounced the police and government for botching the investigation into the earlier kidnappings and failing to arrest Dutroux earlier, allowing him to kill off the first four victims.
A week prior to the White March people had already begun gathering in front of several courtrooms in Belgium.
The mistrust of the police, justice department and politicians increased when the investigating magistrate Jean-Marc Connerotte, who had been collecting evidence against Dutroux, was accused of bias and dismissed from the case. On 14 October people entered the streets carrying flags which said: "I'm ashamed to be a Belgian".
On 20 October about 300,000 people marched through Brussels. Many Belgians who lived outside Brussels came to the city to take part in the march. This demonstration was called the "White March", everyone was carrying something white: a balloon, a cloak, etc.; some had painted their face white. White was meant symbolically, as the color of hope and innocence. During the march, the fire brigade turned their hoses on the Federal Parliament buildings to symbolically cleanse it. With the demonstration, the Belgian public opinion wanted to indicate something had to change in Belgium and that the justice system and the police had to show more attention to children.
—wikipedia
In solidarity with citizens in Brussels and from around the world, we stand together in Seattle to say that something has to change stop organized abuse and protect children, now.