boost the notes 🤙pv

We all have a past…what’s important is today, tomorrow, the next day, and so on and on. NOSTR is a place for 🫂 ‘s not hate. 💜💜💜

I wanna see hi key. 🤣🤣🤣 dont get sads get sats.

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Let me take it a step further, my mom, all of my friends, coworkers, workplace (including my bosses,) family…. Have all seen all of all of the imagery.

Everyone knows and no one cares.

I'm genuinely perplexed by your hesitance to reveal the identity of the professional athlete you've implicated in trafficking in Chicago, along with the high-profile musician you've accused of subjecting you to sex slavery while you were still underage in Los Angeles. This situation leaves me quite bewildered. Considering your robust advocacy for survivors and your prominent presence, it would be reasonable to expect you to wholeheartedly commit to stopping these individuals from harming women and children. On the surface, it's a straightforward approach – call them out and bring their actions to light for the world to see. However, I'm taken aback by your mention of legal obstacles hindering your actions. This leads me to question, Eliza, whether you're suggesting that we cannot see beyond explanations that might seem like a diversion.

In your interaction with corporate tech giants, you've effectively influenced them to delete social media accounts allegedly operated by the individuals you've accused of sex trafficking. Eliza, could you please provide more context? What's the urgency behind removing these digital traces? Those accounts could potentially hold critical evidence supporting your claims and possibly lead to the downfall of the high-profile traffickers you're pointing fingers at.

Eliza Bleu, your adept manipulation skills are unmistakable. However, I'm left wondering why you chose to exclude any mention of your previous involvement in the video vixen and modeling industry during your retelling of your sex trafficking survivor story on multiple podcast occasions.

My primary objective here is to provide accurate information about the real identity of Eliza Bleu and to expose the falsehoods that emerged on Twitter in January. Specifically, she managed to suspend thousands of individuals for sharing a screenshot of a music video from 2016, alleging it was non-consensual. Yet, the video's creators, WorldStar Hip Hop, have verified both payment to her and ownership of the video's rights. Moreover, numerous interviews with Eliza showcase her enthusiastic participation in the music video, which contradicts any claims of coercion. The evidence suggests her active and willing involvement as a video vixen.

I'm genuinely perplexed by your hesitance to reveal the identity of the professional athlete you've implicated in trafficking in Chicago, along with the high-profile musician you've accused of subjecting you to sex slavery while you were still underage in Los Angeles. This situation leaves me quite bewildered. Considering your robust advocacy for survivors and your prominent presence, it would be reasonable to expect you to wholeheartedly commit to stopping these individuals from harming women and children. On the surface, it's a straightforward approach – call them out and bring their actions to light for the world to see. However, I'm taken aback by your mention of legal obstacles hindering your actions. This leads me to question, Eliza, whether you're suggesting that we cannot see beyond explanations that might seem like a diversion.

In your interaction with corporate tech giants, you've effectively influenced them to delete social media accounts allegedly operated by the individuals you've accused of sex trafficking. Eliza, could you please provide more context? What's the urgency behind removing these digital traces? Those accounts could potentially hold critical evidence supporting your claims and possibly lead to the downfall of the high-profile traffickers you're pointing fingers at.

Eliza Bleu, your adept manipulation skills are unmistakable. However, I'm left wondering why you chose to exclude any mention of your previous involvement in the video vixen and modeling industry during your retelling of your sex trafficking survivor story on multiple podcast occasions.

My primary objective here is to provide accurate information about the real identity of Eliza Bleu and to expose the falsehoods that emerged on Twitter in January. Specifically, she managed to suspend thousands of individuals for sharing a screenshot of a music video from 2016, alleging it was non-consensual. Yet, the video's creators, WorldStar Hip Hop, have verified both payment to her and ownership of the video's rights. Moreover, numerous interviews with Eliza showcase her enthusiastic participation in the music video, which contradicts any claims of coercion. The evidence suggests her active and willing involvement as a video vixen.

I'm genuinely perplexed by your hesitance to reveal the identity of the professional athlete you've implicated in trafficking in Chicago, along with the high-profile musician you've accused of subjecting you to sex slavery while you were still underage in Los Angeles. This situation leaves me quite bewildered. Considering your robust advocacy for survivors and your prominent presence, it would be reasonable to expect you to wholeheartedly commit to stopping these individuals from harming women and children. On the surface, it's a straightforward approach – call them out and bring their actions to light for the world to see. However, I'm taken aback by your mention of legal obstacles hindering your actions. This leads me to question, Eliza, whether you're suggesting that we cannot see beyond explanations that might seem like a diversion.

In your interaction with corporate tech giants, you've effectively influenced them to delete social media accounts allegedly operated by the individuals you've accused of sex trafficking. Eliza, could you please provide more context? What's the urgency behind removing these digital traces? Those accounts could potentially hold critical evidence supporting your claims and possibly lead to the downfall of the high-profile traffickers you're pointing fingers at.

Eliza Bleu, your adept manipulation skills are unmistakable. However, I'm left wondering why you chose to exclude any mention of your previous involvement in the video vixen and modeling industry during your retelling of your sex trafficking survivor story on multiple podcast occasions.

My primary objective here is to provide accurate information about the real identity of Eliza Bleu and to expose the falsehoods that emerged on Twitter in January. Specifically, she managed to suspend thousands of individuals for sharing a screenshot of a music video from 2016, alleging it was non-consensual. Yet, the video's creators, WorldStar Hip Hop, have verified both payment to her and ownership of the video's rights. Moreover, numerous interviews with Eliza showcase her enthusiastic participation in the music video, which contradicts any claims of coercion. The evidence suggests her active and willing involvement as a video vixen.

I'm genuinely perplexed by your hesitance to reveal the identity of the professional athlete you've implicated in trafficking in Chicago, along with the high-profile musician you've accused of subjecting you to sex slavery while you were still underage in Los Angeles. This situation leaves me quite bewildered. Considering your robust advocacy for survivors and your prominent presence, it would be reasonable to expect you to wholeheartedly commit to stopping these individuals from harming women and children. On the surface, it's a straightforward approach – call them out and bring their actions to light for the world to see. However, I'm taken aback by your mention of legal obstacles hindering your actions. This leads me to question, Eliza, whether you're suggesting that we cannot see beyond explanations that might seem like a diversion.

In your interaction with corporate tech giants, you've effectively influenced them to delete social media accounts allegedly operated by the individuals you've accused of sex trafficking. Eliza, could you please provide more context? What's the urgency behind removing these digital traces? Those accounts could potentially hold critical evidence supporting your claims and possibly lead to the downfall of the high-profile traffickers you're pointing fingers at.

Eliza Bleu, your adept manipulation skills are unmistakable. However, I'm left wondering why you chose to exclude any mention of your previous involvement in the video vixen and modeling industry during your retelling of your sex trafficking survivor story on multiple podcast occasions.

My primary objective here is to provide accurate information about the real identity of Eliza Bleu and to expose the falsehoods that emerged on Twitter in January. Specifically, she managed to suspend thousands of individuals for sharing a screenshot of a music video from 2016, alleging it was non-consensual. Yet, the video's creators, WorldStar Hip Hop, have verified both payment to her and ownership of the video's rights. Moreover, numerous interviews with Eliza showcase her enthusiastic participation in the music video, which contradicts any claims of coercion. The evidence suggests her active and willing involvement as a video vixen.

Sorry to hear someone is trying to harass you. Nothing hurts them more than you being unfazed unbothered. Happy to hear that you are at peace with everything and in a great place in your life 🫂💜

https://youtu.be/EoQN4FLWOcc?si=ZU9IxKmNh8ZYqDn0

Let’s take a walk down memory lane

iCANDY - ELIZA KNOWS - WorldStar HIP HOP Music Video Starring Eliza Bleu https://nostr.build/av/ae90f5ce0e367b4fb4fbf71e9e681bf0ab7fb41e29c306092c83702e88635f54.mov

Satan is the one who want you to feel guilty for your past. So the people doing this to you are of Satan. God forgives all sins and doesn't want to hear about them anymore.