there would have to be massive transparency on the side of the accused, which seems to be what any normal person would do in this situation. I understand why political figures would be advised to not address these claims, but people like alefantis have no reason to be so dismissive if they are innocent. If I were in that position, I would invite people on personal tours through the store, and have local law enforcement inspect the premises. that would just be the start. Innocent people would also be smart to engage the accusers and justify these "misunderstandings".. It seems like the opportunities for measures like these have past though..
Which outside agency would be widely-accepted by PizzaGate subscribers? Short of Julian Assange or Edward Snowden themselves, I can't think of much — and even then, people would probably say they were coerced.
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bagelbitchsnap ago
there would have to be massive transparency on the side of the accused, which seems to be what any normal person would do in this situation. I understand why political figures would be advised to not address these claims, but people like alefantis have no reason to be so dismissive if they are innocent. If I were in that position, I would invite people on personal tours through the store, and have local law enforcement inspect the premises. that would just be the start. Innocent people would also be smart to engage the accusers and justify these "misunderstandings".. It seems like the opportunities for measures like these have past though..
We_The_People ago
Not local law enforcement. Bring in an outside agency.
RobertAKARobin ago
Which outside agency would be widely-accepted by PizzaGate subscribers? Short of Julian Assange or Edward Snowden themselves, I can't think of much — and even then, people would probably say they were coerced.
turkishPizza ago
Why mention two ppl who are known MOSSAD agents, how about we exclude the MOSSAD from investigating Pizzagate, even EPSTEIN is a KNOWN Mossad agent.