Its clear in recent weeks that the forum - although coming up with many great new insights - is drying up in terms of investigative leads. This is leading to investigating outlandish or even only tangentially-related avenues.
This is not a negative in and of itself and i am certainly not criticising people's sterling efforts. I am making an observation of what i see as the natural evolution of this forum as many of the obvious investigative wellsprings begin to dry up.
We need to think and perhaps plan for a change in direction or focus of our activities and the useful focusing of the tremendous citizen investigator energies.
Perhaps we should continue investigating (of course) but also put more planning into
- 1. Spreading awareness of PizzaGate into audiences that have not heard of it / are brainwashed by the false narrative of the media that it is: Alt Right, Partisan, Witch Hunt, "Debunked Fake News", conspiracy theory about ONE PIZZA PARLOUR.
- 1. Correcting social media and comment sections by redefining it more accurately " a nonpartisan citizen investigation, international in nature, about Elite paedophile and child trafficking rings, connected to power structures, and how the MSM is being weaponised to shut down any debate about this topic"
- 1. Hashtag campaigns and coordinated efforts using social media etc to get around censorship to keep PizzaGate alive indefinitely. If Trump gets in i suspect there will be a process of 'damage limitation' selective burning of people to point to, and say "problem over". But this is bigger and completely endemic. This is the fight.
- Organising and presenting all the info better - maybe with a super-wiki site (a few exist; maybe contribute to them and flesh them out to make the whole PizzaGate effort more navigable and presentable to new people)
What do you guys think?
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Baconmon ago
I agree with your conclusion, and I'll explain why:
I wouldn't say that the pizzagate community is necessarily running out of steam, however, there are only so many things that can be discovered before you start running out of new things and links to discover..
I think it is incorrect to have a mentality such as: "We haven't done good enough yet, because we still haven't found the smoking gun yet!", because in reality the pizzagate community has found tons of incredibly good evidence.. But when will it be "good enough"?..
The problem isn't pizzagate community, it is the departments (like FBI etc.) in the US government that are acting as the bottleneck right now.. Most people probably define "smoking gun" as a piece of evidence that is so obvious that we could show it to the FBI and the FBI would immediately say "WHOA! We definitely need to investigate that!".. But realistically we have already found tons of crap that should warrant an FBI investigation..
So I would postulate that pizzagate community isn't necessarily getting uninterested, but that even if they find smoking gun after smoking gun.......Well, nothing is a smoking gun if you can't really do any thing with it.. It is like playing mario brothers and you find every star coin in the whole game, but the game still tells you "SORRY, that still isn't good enough, I still won't let you win the game"..
(Note: I am not suggesting that we have found every single piece of evidence concerning pizzagate yet)
So, I agree with your conclusion; I think that people that are having a hard time finding any more additional evidence should start to channel some of their energy in to raising pizzagate laterally through social media, and spreading it more and more until it becomes general public knowledge, and then FBI will be forced to make a statement on it, or do some thing about it..
Actually that has already been happening.. I mean even steven colbert talked about it on his show.. He tried to say it is fake, but he also unwittingly exposed tons of new people to pizzagate that have never heard about it before.. Any big person or media that is trying to say "this is fake!" is also exposing it to the public more and more.. It is like some one telling you "There is no dead body in my back yard! That is ridiculous!"........Before he told you a dead body wasn't in his yard, you never even thought about it, but now you are starting to wonder about it, and might end up looking in to it your self..
Also, if people don't want to just post plain text messages on social media like "pizzagate is real!", you can also make memes about it (which is more fun than just posting text) and post your memes to social media or voat/chans etc..