So, I was going back and forth in conversation over the course of almost two days with this person who was vehemently defending James Alefantis and CPP while professing that he didn't personally know them. Innocent enough, by itself if he truly believes that. In my conversation, I made sure to only use very specific references to specific actions of James Alefantis and Amanda Kleinman and not just the whole pizzagate theory, because he kept trying to bring up parts of pizzagate I wasn't even mentioning (Clinton, Haiti, etc). I showed evidence every time I could of how he was wrong, whenever he would try to baselessly defend them. The backup I have is from yesterday, so quite a few of his comments are missing. At one point he said Alefantis never made pedo comments on any of his instagram pictures, so I posted a picture of one proving him wrong. You can see my reply on the live page, but his comment previous to that is gone. You can see his comment on the sli.mg backup page though.

Current page, with his comments deleted:

http://thekojonnamdishow.org/shows/2016-11-30/pizza-propaganda-the-local-fallout-from-fake-news

Backup page, with all of his comments up until backup point:

http://archive.is/fBcqF

The comment area is powered by Disqus, which allows you to create an account that can be used across multiple websites for discussion on the website. I looked at his account when he first started posting, it was the first time he had posted anything in 7 years.

Link to his deleted Disqus profile:

http://sli.mg/a/AflO9J

I googled his username, thinking I might find him elsewhere on the web, and it's actually a word that's tied to occultism.

http://www.occultopedia.com/a/axinomancy.htm

Now at first, I wasn't sure if this was worth sharing, but after seeing this comment on reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/5g8skv/veteran_wikipedia_editor_constantly_going_against/daqhio2/)) about a veteran Wikipedia Editor being tied to the Occult, and also actively trying to cover up Pizzagate, I think it's worth documenting and archiving/sharing. May be a piece to the puzzle later.