I am retiring from pizzagate and no longer will be contributing here since I don't have the time to keep updating the thread or keeping updated with the current findings. Thank you everyone who helped compile research.
The baton has been passed to Crensch and they will be taking over from now on.
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knewyorickknewyorick ago
Yes, "j'aime les enfants" means I love the children, Ich liebe den Kinder ( my German is rusty) means I love the children, I love the children means I love the children.
James Alefantis is a name, his official name, his parents were also called Alefantis, a Greek name as far as I know, not French. James Alefantis and J'aime les enfants are spelled differently ( look), they also do not sound alike when spoken. James Alefantis is not a French frase, and it doesn't mean I love the children in French. I could google the phrase you suggested, but that is a phrase in French meaning "I love the children" , so yes that French phrase would translate as I love the children in English. Adieu.
Edits: Effing spelling