Former spokesman for pedophile advocacy group writes Bloomberg hit piece targeting anti-child sex trafficking film ‘Sound of Freedom’
thepostmillennial.com
Berlatsky said the word “trafficking” is damaging because it “conflates underage people trading sex, consensual sex work, immigration and all kinds of labor exploitation in industries.”

For Berlatsky, who became the spokesperson for Prostasia in 2021, “Sound of Freedom” is a “QAnon dog whistle” that does “little to help victims” who are portrayed “as innocent and sympathetic as possible.” Tim Ballard, on whose work the film is based, addressed the QAnon accusations at the recent Turning Point Action conference, saying that the film was made years ago, before QAnon even came into existence, and was only relesed this year by Angel Studios.