I know this might be obvious... but holy crap, they are moving them by BOAT

I know this might be obvious... but holy crap, they are moving them by BOAT (pizzagate)

submitted 8.3 years ago by dontkillmehillary

So, I'm doing research into some various leads and it all hits me at once.. They are moving the kids by boat!

Look at the major scandals and where they are located.... All of these locations are coastal and involved heavily in shipping trade;

Demmink Scandal - Netherlands
Norway ring
Jersey Isle
England/London
Kincorra scandal - Belfast
Florida (one of the highest abduction rates)
Epstein Island
Haiti
Hollywood
Hawaii
Australia - New South Wales

Draw lines from all of the places above and you can see that everywhere involved has easy access to shipping, which is traditionally easier to smuggle with than airlines. I know it's not a huge revelation, but it's pretty obvious they aren't moving these kids by private plane. Shipping logs need to be looked at.

We need to look at shipping companies used by the Clinton Foundation.

Here is David Paulides missing 411 map. Interesting to see the density close to port cities.

edit; added locations edit 2: added links and Missing 411 map.

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wecanhelp 8.3 years ago

Sometimes the most trivial things are the most overlooked. Excellent lead, just waiting for my daily allowance to upvoat the shit out of this. Hawaii fits the theory, too.

link

4thDaGrymReaper 8.3 years ago

I think FBI Anon in his supposed 5th AMA (unless its a larper) responded to a 4chan users suspicion of USAID shipping containers containing children, but thats it. 4chan was suspicous about that in the Clinton emails that can be seen from wikileaks. I think emails mentioning some Gefilte fish might be related.

https://i.sli.mg/DyVXA8.png

Edit: Here is another image from the 4th AMA I found while rereading all 7 AMAs again.

https://i.sli.mg/TqKh3q.png

Here is the court case in the last image post in a pdf.

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/12pdf/12-10_21p3.pdf

Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agency_for_International_Development_v._Alliance_for_Open_Society_International,_Inc.