Should I write this for history? (pizzagate)

submitted ago by Ziggystrife

I got the idea since I saw someone mention it a day or two ago that someone should write a book on all of this. I decided to start and outlined it below. I essentially want to tell the tale of the election and how it led to 4chan/Reddit investigating this whole thing. I won't be selling it. It'll be free but I do think it's an important tale and would be of interest for anyone looking into learning more about the topic. I think as much as the pictures and links help, if someone doesn't know the full story then they will never be able to connect the dots.

What do you guys think, should I?

Divided by Pizza

A Story of left, right, and pizza

1) Introduction

2) The 2016 Election

a) The Lesser of Two Evils – Intro to the choices presented to votes by the mainstream media

b) A Nasty Woman – Details into Hillary as a candidate

c) All Aboard the Trump Train – Details into Trump as a candidate

d) The Mainstream Media Declares War – Details how the MSM chose their side

e) The Alt-Right and Pepe – Details how the MSM labeled all right as the alt-right and bucketed in Pepe

f) White Males Everywhere – Details the colorless unity of Trump voters and how they were blanketed

g) Wikileaks Drops In – Details digging into Wikileaks for leads. Podesta leaks

h) All Eyes on Russia – Details the MSM turning eyes and blame on Russia

3) The Civil Divide

a) The Social Justice Warriors Rise – Details how the SJW began attacking any and all Trump supporters

b) Centipedes and Autists Unite – Details 4chan and Reddit uniting to dig into Wikileaks

c) The Meme War – Details the nonstop shitposting and memes

d) Enter: Fake News – Details the MSM initial cautions against fake news and the blame on alternative media

e) The Podestas and Pizza – Initial dig at Pizzagate and the coincidences identified

f) Do I Smell Spirit Cooking? – Details Spirit Cooking

g) This Train Has No Brakes – Details nights before the election

h) The God Emperor Rises – Details election victory post-election

4) Pizzagate

a) An Anonymous Tip – Details 4chan and the person claiming to be FBI

b) Comet Ping Pong – Details why this particular pizza place is the target of Pizzagate

c) James Alefantis the 49th Most Powerful Man in DC – Details Alefantis and questions his character

d) A Sea of Coincidences – Details the many coincidences around Pizzagate

e) It All Goes Away – Details how Alefantis snapped his fingers to make Pizzagate disappear

f) Fake News vs. Fake News – Details how mainstream media and alternative media are at full scale war

g) A False Flag Rises – Asks the many questions regarding the latest “incident”

h) Too Sick to be True – Explores the topic of pizzagate as a whole. What if it is true? What if it's not? What does that mean?

5) Conclusion

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veritas_vincit ago

Being here and now gives you a unique advantage. Whatever happens, in a decade from now, this website, the Reddit, the 4Chan posts, the pastebin documents, the archived files etc. will be obscure or non-existent. Take notes, save important information for posterity, document.

Here's the truth: we don't need tomes, books, or lengthy articles. We have enough of these. What we need are popularizers; people who can condense the most important information into the tiniest space possible.

People here don't know a damn thing about rhetoric, PR or advertising. We're a bunch of nerds, tin-foil conspiracy theorists who are excited to probably be right for once, or just ordinary people from every walk of life. We can't communicate our findings to the public in a succint and shocking way. Our radical idealism and unrestricted honesty is seriously stunting the movement.

Basically, I don't think you should write a book. I think you should focus on getting this to the masses. Once they are curious, they will find an abundance of introductory guides.

Ziggystrife ago

I disagree. If they are curious they will find a bunch of things saying its fake news and has been debunked. Also I don't really do social media so my ability to spread is limited :(

veritas_vincit ago

The operative term here is, "if they are curious". They're not. Most people aren't curious. Most people don't believe - and don't want to believe - they live in a country where the government enables a mass child predator ring to operate in Washington D.C.

They aren't curious; they are annoyed. They have a worldview that they wish to validate, and their shields are nearly impenetrable. So the point is developing content that penetrates those shields quickly and effectively.

Don't worry about your ability to spread. If you can make something concise, succinct, and effective, this community will spread it for you.

ALSO, this isn't to shut down your efforts. If you want to do this, then by all means, go ahead. Since you asked for input, I just don't think this is what we really need right now.

Ziggystrife ago

Thanks, I appreciate your opinion. And you're mostly right, a lot of people are annoyed, but there are a lot of people who are very curious and don't know where to begin to look. You would be surprised how many people I've mentioned it to, they ask about it, then they come back the next day saying they read it was fake.