Secret agenda? UNICEF masquerade ball replete with occult symbolisms

October 25th UNICEF, whose mission is to “address the needs of children and women in developing countries”, held a masquerade ball featuring celebrities dressed in satanic costume which took place at Clifton’s Republic in Los Angeles. 

The advertised goal of the event is to raise money for children. 

VC reports that the settings was inspired by Eyes Wide Shut, a movie about sex magick orgies in elite secret societies.

Pictured below are some celebrities who attended the ball:

Dance floor is the ritualistic masonic pattern

Venetian mask as in Eyes Wide Shut

 The bizarre invitation featured a dualistic pattern with an all-seeing eye. You also see this on UNICEF website:

The Pinterest page created by UNICEF features multiple pictures of the Rothschild’s 1972 masquerade ball which is seen as a blue print for today's occult elite symbolism. 

So does UNICEF have a secret agenda? 

VC thinks so.While UNICEF’s original goal was to provide temporary emergency relief to children victim of World War II, it became a permanent part of the United Nations System a few years later. 

Since then, its mission gradually changed from saving children from death to “advocating for their rights”. While the organization “masquerades” itself in a mask of charity, its true face has been revealed through countless controversies involving fraud, corruption, and children.

UNICEF has been often criticized for preventing millions of orphans from being adopted by families in the Western world. Other groups state that UNICEF has turned into a “contraceptive-distributing, abortion-performing and sterilization-providing partner of some of the world’s most notorious “family planning” organizations”.

In 2014, the Kenya Catholic Doctors Association accused UNICEF of conducting a “secret mass sterilization exercise” when an anti-fertility agent was found in the tetanus vaccine administrated to 2.3 million girls and women.

In February 2018, UNICEF admitted to not protecting children who were sexually abused by the United Nation’s own staff.In March 2018, UNICEF signed onto the “International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education” that calls for children to be able to “describe male and female responses to sexual stimulation,” and “summarize key elements of sexual pleasure.” 

Some groups accused UNICEF of “sexualizing children”. The document also promotes the idea that a person’s “gender identity” may not match their biological sex. UNICEF wants this explained to children in kindergarten, arguing they should “reflect on how they feel about their biological sex and gender”.