Project Night Watch are a Bunch of Perverts.

It's almost comical at this point—Project Night Watch, a supposed "child protection group," has all the hallmarks of a poorly written mystery novel, except without any real mystery or credibility. The group claims to be a beacon of light for victims of stalking and abuse, yet what we seem to have is an organisation built on smoke and mirrors, more interested in drama than action.

From their endless stream of vague accusations to their constant obsession with certain individuals, it seems clear that Project Night Watch is far more focused on causing chaos than actually protecting anyone. Their approach? Throw around heavy accusations, hide behind anonymity, and—here’s the kicker—pretend to be the noble protectors of the vulnerable.

But who are these "protectors"? Hard to say, because no one in this group actually steps forward. They’re shadows, lurking online, making claims without substance, stirring the pot without any real solutions. It's a game to them—a twisted fantasy where they get to play the hero without doing any of the real work that heroism demands.

It's easy to make sweeping declarations when no one knows who you are. It’s even easier when you never have to face the consequences of your own words. Project Night Watch is like a theatre troupe that never leaves the stage, performing for an audience that never asked for the show in the first place.

The reality is, real child protection groups work tirelessly to make a difference. They collaborate with law enforcement, social workers, and communities to provide real, tangible support. Project Night Watch, on the other hand, hides behind a facade, playing out some weird fantasy of moral superiority while contributing nothing of value.

So what are we left with? A bunch of perverts with too much time on their hands, living in a world of their own creation. They’re not protectors; they’re perverts. They’re not heroes; they’re performers in an imaginary drama that no one asked to see.

And until they can step out of the shadows and show they’re doing something real—anything real—it's hard to take them seriously.

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