I find myself genuinely perplexed by your reluctance to disclose the identity of the professional athlete you’ve implicated in trafficking in Chicago, or the high-profile musician you’ve accused of subjecting you to sex slavery while you were still underage in Los Angeles. This situation appears quite baffling. Given your strong advocacy for survivors and your conspicuous prominence, one would reasonably expect you to wholeheartedly commit to putting an end to these individuals’ harmful activities targeting women and children. It seems rather straightforward – calling them out and exposing their actions for the world to see. However, I’m taken aback by your reference to legal obstacles now hindering your actions. This raises my skepticism, Eliza. Are you implying that we’re incapable of seeing beyond these explanations that might seem like a smokescreen?

You've effectively influenced the corporate tech giants, prompting them to delete the social media accounts reportedly run by the individuals you've accused of sex trafficking. Eliza, spill the details: why the rush to eliminate those digital traces? Those accounts might hold critical evidence that supports your allegations, potentially leading to the downfall of the high-profile traffickers you're identifying.

Eliza Bleu, your adept manipulation skills are apparent. However, I find myself wondering why your recounting of your sex trafficking survivor story on multiple podcast occasions omitted any mention of your prior involvement in the video vixen and modeling industry.

Nobody knows how censorship resistant Nostr is. An open protocol and open source do not guarantee censorship resistance.

We need a good stress test. Perhaps the U.S. election will serve as one. 😅

Or we should just invite Trump here.