If #Pizzagate is not real, then we have to believe that: (pizzagate)

submitted ago by thezodiac

  • John Podesta is just a foodie, he loves pizza and pasta and talk about it all the time
  • Podesta loves pizza so much that he draws "pizza-related" maps so he doesn't forget where are his favourite pizzerias.
  • Podesta also loves hot dogs, and he dreams about opening a hotdog stand in Hawaii.
  • People play dominoes on pizza and pasta, but it's difficult to decide which one is better
  • People love pasta with walnut sauce.
  • Marina Abramovic was just inviting Tony Podesta to a normal dinner at her place. She called Spirit Cooking like an inside joke, because of the strange and satanic shit she's been doing all her life.
  • Marina Abramovic is not a satanist, she's a lovely lady in real life, the bizarre shit she does is just her artistic self.
  • Tony Podesta is a lovely guy who happens to have a strange taste for art. He likes some disturbing pieces of art, and that's all.
  • James Alefantis is just a family restaurant owner who happens to have a very dark sense of humor and also a strange taste for art, based on the artists he invite to his family restaurant. He just like to post photos of lovely kids and babies, and make very dark comments. His followers also have that dark sense of humor and they just have a good time.

Am I missing something guys? Help me.

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1754llp0l171c4l ago

Don't forget that John gets invited to heated pools with kids he don't know the ages of, and sees them as entertainment.

thezodiac ago

Didn't post that because it's not obvious that is coded language. Maybe they really like to "play" with kids, lol.

1754llp0l171c4l ago

Does it have to be coded? Its right there in your face :)

thezodiac ago

I tend to agree with the posts of this thread: https://voat.co/v/politics/1388921 - Some say that this specific e-mail could be nothing, just moms playing with kids in a pool or something like that.

1754llp0l171c4l ago

Ask yourself, if their relationship with those kids are as cozy as some think, why mention their ages? They would obvously know.

How many times have you been invited to an event or party, where ages have been relevant?

I still think is very unusual, and something worth mentioning.

thezodiac ago

I don't think mentioning the age is something unusual at all. Women love to tell the age of their kids so the other person can imagine how cute they are.

1754llp0l171c4l ago

I disagree, especially in that context and with the knowledhe we now have.