First of all I am appalled by the abuse showed in this documentary. As a parent of a Boy Scout and a group leader and friend of many leaders please let the public realize that not all groups or leaders were involved in criminal abuse of children. This makes me so sad! I believe that every organization has good and bad people involved and in my experience I never saw any abuse. There was much good done and is still being done by this group. While I would never defend the terrible things that did happen please recognize the good done by BSA. Please show the good along with the horrible! There are a lot of good leaders still!

... Who internally make life very lucrative and cushy for themselves.

Many will be shocked to know that the boy scouts harboured sexual predators from day one.

Knew about them and harboured them, protected them and hid them from public view; and, then, just like the Catholic Church and the Mormon Church and sports training institutions,etc., which consider themselves too lucrative and "too big to fail" did everything in their power to protect the guilty and sacrifice the innocents for name, recognition, and the almighty dollar.

This documentary is a mustsee for people who refuse to wake up.

Beware because this will evoke negative emotions and may trigger victims of abuse. One particular scene where a, surely he's a sociopath, grins evilly when he reveals his pension is safe (because, of course it is), I nearly went through my screen to throttle his scrawny neck.

Could there have been more? Probably, but I'm giving this a 10 for having been made in the first place. Gird yourself and your sensibilities and watch this, but be prepared to be enraged, sickened, disgusted, and, possibly, triggered.