30,000 Irish Women Tortured by Catholic Church in Magdalene Laundries se...

The catholic church created a religious order of nuns that have now been exposed for who they truly are - sisters of mercy, sisters of charity - is what they go by but they are nothing but. The nuns created institutions called Magdalene Laundries or Asylums whereby they would do the city's laundry for a charge - however the ones doing the real work was being done by the thousands of women they enslaved. The young women were brought here because they were thought to be "sinners" or "promiscuous" - yet they were young innocent girls who were often just pretty and the nuns said they were "provocative" to men. The nuns would make them work for 10-12 hours a day without pay. They were starved, or suffered malnutrition, while the nuns would lavish meals nearby. The girls were not allowed to speak and the nuns and priests would manipulate their mind until reducing them to not have any confidence and a lot of them were manipulated into becoming nuns by being told no one else would want them.

The testimonies told are of torture, terror, abuse, and atrocities at the hands of the nuns in this systematic abuse put in place in these religious institutions. The sisters managed to implement this in Canada, USA, Ireland, Australia - generating astronomical profits from each girl housed in receiving govt funds, profits from each girl working freely day in and day out, the money collected from their laundry business, and the money saved from not feeding the girls properly.

The documentary "Forgotten Maggies" produced by Steven O' Riordan, a young Irish filmmaker, documents these atrocities and released the video 2011. Here in this video you can see the director of the film protesting and speaking out for the survivors since until this day the government has refused to deal with this issue and the church - as always - remains silent and the criminal nuns walk free.

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