Hi guys, I joined two minutes ago, been following the case for a couple of weeks. I was just reading trough some pizza mail when i found the famous mail : Title Here.
So i followed the chain and noticed this mail: Title Here
Shouldn't we consider the simpler explanation here?That they were simply ordering pizza for the guys in the office?
Notice i'm not a shill, but i think it's important to sort the shady mails from the maybe innocent mails? I agree that the term pizza in Podesta emails sound like code.
[email protected] looks like a email that everyone at Stratfor Austin office get right? Are all of them Pedos? or is this simply an actual pizza event?
If someone have more information on why this mail has stuck as an example of mysterious emails , can you clearify?
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anon103738 ago
I posted this earlier but I believe that stratfor set up and created campaign websites which they called "pizza" versions of their site, which denotes that it's the exclusive version of their website. The "pizza party" from the emails looks like a project by stratfor to increase sales and traffic to their website and make sure it works. A long email thread shows that they were having issues with the website and needed to fix it, aka "pizza project". Here's my link:
https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1485538
catladies ago
Yes, i agree. It's a odd. What i find most suspect is the international shipping. So it's most def not regular pizza. I found a mail with the words pizza box and something about moving it, found out that it's hardware, server something, still weird.
Anyhow, what about my question?
anon103738 ago
If you could link that email about the pizza box moving I'd like to see, because I know there's one about "empty pizza boxes everywhere" that didn't seem like anything important. I did notice the international shipping option not only in an email but also on one of the mannnnny spreadsheets. Don't know.
As for you're question (are they all pedos? actual pizza events?) it's hard to tell at this point until more evidence arises. I think that the pedo thing could be right or wrong at this point, but what seems certain is that there's something to uncover based on all the weird lingo and other stuff and how the media is reacting. I think we need to keep digging even if it's into things that don't seem to be related, but in the end could turn out to be something big. Follow the money. Because I'm certain not everything is in the emails, and if they have private servers and websites you can be damn sure that's where most of their communications are taking place.
catladies ago
Title Here Also found a list money statistics, and the description for what you get is a "unbiased geopolitical perspective" does not look like typical cp site i assume... but could be front ofc Title Here
I think it was this. Pizza box is some kind of hardware.
YES the media launching it's fake news and defending small time pizza place is mega suspicious. Also all the art, the bands, the Instagram all of this is good circumstantial evidence.Also the pizza. jpg file that may or may not be contain some kind of stenography.
Edit: Notes for pizza project It really looks like it's a web based signup for books written on different geopolitical cases. see graph of sales attached in mail.
anon103738 ago
Yeah that answers the 'pizza test' thread, which was just basically to see if their new strategies were having positive or negative effects on their money coming in.
And it makes sense the the "pizza box" would be either the server itself or some hardware related to it.
But that's the thing, it's all circumstantial =^/ until hard evidence is presented all we can do is keep searching and hold all accusations.
I think they are really putting out publications for their readers, alot of the Podesta emails include stories that various writers and editors are working on. But one thing I noticed is 'pizza' is used an awful lot as a metaphor or seemingly innocuously. Like "cheaper than buying a six-pack and a pizza" or something to that effect. It could be like advertising for those that really know what goes on in these "pizza" webpages. Not certain.