Last updated on March 31st, 2025 at 10:00 am
Justin Bieber shared some photos on Instagram but the one about a baby and shipping containers has left viewers asking if the singer is trying to say something about little kids being trafficked across the borders and adrenochrome.
On Sunday, Bieber posted three photos on his IG page. The first was of him in a white hood, the second was himself when he was a kid and the third picture showed shipping containers on a rusty shipping vessel, and underneath it was a baby on its belly, apparently crawling on a blanket.
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He captioned the posts: “I got anger issues too, but I wanna grow and not react so much smh”, and added an emoji that portrays disappointment.
His recent posts were interpreted by many to mean that the celebrity was trying to reveal information about child trafficking and the lines used.
The assertions, however, are not new. Many people, including survivors like Ally Carter, have talked about how people, mostly teens and kids, are kidnapped and sent across countries for child sex trafficking and ritual purposes.
Many celebrities have also come out to expose fellow celebrities, Hollywood elites, and top politicians who use adrenochrome, which is gotten from the blood of little kids and babies that are tortured and frightened before being killed immediately.
Exactly two months ago, a Google Maps Satellite image revealed an area that had massive SOS signs (SOS, HELP, TRAFFICKING) made with sticks that were written on a site in Los Angeles, California. The area was also littered with shipping containers and was beside a railway line.
The SOS messages drew the attention of many who believed someone was trying to expose human trafficking activities that were going on there.
Justin Bieber has been associated with controversies since his early age. Reports had it that he was victimized and abused when he was under his record label boss P. Diddy. Diddy is currently standing trial for drug and human trafficking as well as blackmail.
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