This post https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1506777 which is about people involved with James Alefantis, selling and purchasing ?things? through a mobile payment app site and using pizza emoji's and other suspicious stuff for purchases.

My post is about a pic in a comment in the thread by OP http://imgur.com/a/2Q948

In the first pic is a woman who gets paid for ?something? on the site and in her Linkedin Summary it mentions "refugees from the University of Georgetown"

I think this is a possible huge link to investigate. Podesta is apparently subscribed and has many emails from GU including a few that have no link to open them which is curious..... like they are ones that were scrubbed or whatever IDK how that would occur. Here is one that is accessible with several other To: emails included. It would be interesting to find out who all these people are and what they are associated with in addition to being probably GU alumni. He is alumni along with other HUGE people.... like this could be how they all connect at first or something and they connect all around the globe. Also notice in sidebar of this page "Why Qatar" very curious...Snopes etc so called debunked it but CF was supposed to haves sent a ton of money there after Hillary lost and then there's the Bill Clinton Birthday gift of over a million that was found out about in emails.

https://qatar.sfs.georgetown.edu/about/notable-alumni

http://msb.georgetown.edu/alumni

http://alumni.georgetown.edu/alumni-association/message#_ga=1.155280699.1221298523.1482328486

After reading these...including things like

"home away from home"

"a roof-to-basement renovation"

http://alumni.georgetown.edu/alumni-association/alumni-house

at the bottom of the pages you click this and you get taken to a passworded section...

http://imgur.com/a/Jn1uaImgur Album

https://shibb-idp.georgetown.edu/idp/Authn/DuoUserPassword

I don't know how to further investigate this but one thing I also noticed was easy access to the Potomac river and Virginia, missing children central...

https://maps.georgetown.edu/