Has anyone heard of Pizzagate?

[KMack]

White people urban legends seems to get more respect than others...whether its ET probing rectums, big hairy Sasquatch saying hello, or rich elite going balls deep inside toddlers

Black people have them also.

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The biggest debunker for me is why a Pizza Joint? Why would presidential candidates run their illegal smuggling ring, whatever it is, through a Pizza Joint in DC, like some lowly local mafia?

Plus the proponents of "Pizzagate" have a history of believing wild, baseless theories and promoting outrageous conspiracies.

This may be a false story to divert attention from other important matters but I dislike the opposite effect which would be diminishing the pedoproblem.


I also dislike a very trendy idea which, in this case, would consist in condemning an internet hoax whilst at the same time using it to spread political ideas. The article "Donald Trump supporters from the extremist white nationalist alt-right". Is he really? And Alt-right is also bolded, must be a real bad word, *wink wink*. So, what we get is Donald Trump - the bad guy, Hillary - the victim, bad white nationalism, extremism, pedophilia, the evil dictator Erdogan in one article. Only Putin is missing! And the conclusion would be: not mainstream -not good!

Anyway, my point is, i hate sneaky, implicit, between the lines, etc.

Now more on the 'story' concerning its improbable character. I could have been perfectly true. Paedos have no speicific social class, nor particular age or type of job. I wouldn't be surprised if this kind of places really exist. People are juts different, you probablay don't have the right mindset to undestand how they function. As a parallel, I could ask you why Dominique Strauss-Kahn slept with that ugly cow of his, the one that he was caught with? I'm pretty ocnfident he could afford much better and it could have been cheaper on the long run... The more disgusting, the more exciting, mayhaps, go figure... Paedos work in mysterious ways, too

oh and excuse mfor the incoherency, it's very late and i'm sleepy

[MissMischief]

Podesta's / Alefantis and others are not Presidential candidates. Because they are connected to Hillary does not mean she would know anything.

Either way, this conspiracy theory has been widely discredited and debunked - it has been determined to be false by the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia and by multiple organizations including Snopes.com, The New York Times, and Fox News. Plus, no alleged victims have come forward, nor has any physical evidence been found.

Why did you even post those pictures in the OP? They are just images of children of family and friends of the pizzeria's staff that were taken from social media sites such as Instagram and claimed to be photos of victims, Mr. Gullible.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

It's a false story now used by some talking heads on the left to argue on censoring the internet by having search engines bury particular stories. Leftist media members (the bulk of the US media) and politicians realize Hillary lost the election because of alternative media (internet) and so they're using the excuse of 'fake news' to promote internet censorship. The pizzagate story is absurd but I can think of many examples of where the mainstream media was purposefully dishonest to push an agenda.



Their monopoly on people's attention is over and they want it back. The above is much worse than 'pizzagate.' One is a tall tale gaining momentum among people on the internet, while the other is people in a position to influence an audience of millions by using its news organization's respectability as 'serious news' to manipulate public opinion against a man they decided should be in prison regardless of what actually happened.

It's shocking that they would edit Zimmerman's 911 call to give a different perception and yet I don't recall anyone on the left getting upset about it like they are about 'pizzagate' being false. It's their peeps. Why get upset at one's own peeps when they act shady? blah...

[KMack]

Either way, this conspiracy theory has been widely discredited and debunked - it has been determined to be false by the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia and by multiple organizations including Snopes.com, The New York Times, and Fox News. Plus, no alleged victims have come forward, nor has any physical evidence been found.

Why did you even post those pictures in the OP? They are just images of children of family and friends of the pizzeria's staff that were taken from social media sites such as Instagram and claimed to be photos of victims, Mr. Gullible.

No investigation by the police. Why would anyone trust MSM who was in collusion with Hillary campaign? How can young children come forward? I never said it was true BTW. You seem very gullible to the MSM, and Snopes LOL. you think they are wizard of oz?

[Nyx]

I bet most people who hate conspiracy theories are the same ones who think Russia hacked the elections. (the irony)

It's not a matter of whether there is evidence or not, if there was evidence these people would be in jail already. If you've read the full story, any person with an open mind would find some of the things presented suspicious at the very least.

[KMack]

I bet most people who hate conspiracy theories are the same ones who think Russia hacked the elections. (the irony)

It's not a matter of whether there is evidence or not, if there was evidence these people would be in jail already. If you've read the full story, any person with an open mind would find some of the things presented suspicious at the very least.

Exactly.

[Dr. Robotnik the Subbotnik]

Seems to be no real evidence to support it.

I agree, the posts by the owner are a bit creepy, though, however you're right there is no real evidence. Some suspicious things though, no doubt.

Specifically the owner saying they have a basement in one interview (pre-Pizzagate) and then saying they don't in a recent interview. That's a bit strange. Tells me the guy's a liar right off the bat.

[Dr. Robotnik the Subbotnik]

Either way, this conspiracy theory has been widely discredited and debunked - it has been determined to be false by the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia and by multiple organizations including Snopes.com, The New York Times, and Fox News. Plus, no alleged victims have come forward, nor has any physical evidence been found.

Why did you even post those pictures in the OP? They are just images of children of family and friends of the pizzeria's staff that were taken from social media sites such as Instagram and claimed to be photos of victims, Mr. Gullible.

Sure, the kid with her hands all taped up to the table is not suspicious at all.

Not saying it's true, but creepy AS FUCK.

Also the owner lied about them having a basement. First he said they did in an interview (pre-Pizzagate) and in a recent interview said they didn't. Again, no real evidence, but creepy facts nonetheless. I wouldn't say the pedo ring is a real thing, but I also wouldn't deny it could be real. Denying it flat-out like you are doing, is quite dumb considering the creepy facts we have.

I've noticed you always rush to the Liberal viewpoint's defense, though, every time. It's a bit strange, makes me think you have some sort of agenda and are pretty ideological. This is dangerous as it can make you oblivious to reality, at times (in your blind partisanship).

[Lightshade25]