Hi. My honest opinion is that it looks like a piece of normal jewelry to me. I reckon she must like pearls and also liked the design.
However, I did do some research on Theresa May after seeing this post, and quickly found that she is a fighter against pedophilia, both here and here. Did you not look her up before posting this?
With that said, I'd recommend that you please acquaint yourself with the rules for posting to pizzagate. Your post is highly speculative on a person who doesn't seem to be very relevant (yet), and thus may be deemed off-topic by the mods. Your account is also very new (1.9 hrs old at time of my viewing), and raising discussion on someone who seems to actually be on good side.
If something makes you suspicious of a person, perhaps do some research first, then provide links while giving us your opinion, and then proceed to ask for discussion. Otherwise, you are marking yourself of becoming a shill target trying to spam pizzagate for disinformation. I'm going to downvote this post because of its content quality, but if you are still concerned about Theresa May, if you resubmit something with better sources I'll be glad to take a look!
Professing to be a 'fighter against pedophilia' is a good cover for actual pedophilia in the political world - it helps you meet the kind of people you want to meet. I'm not sure people who wear good causes on their sleeves are very often sincere. I have no doubt, for instance, that Bob Geldof and Bono and U2 don't give a stuff about world poverty. If Theresa May were genuinely concerned about pedophilia she would be launching an investigation into the Hampstead affair. No surprises she hasn't said a word about it.
Yeah but she publicly argued with the prime minister about the existence of a cover up, saying "I'm not going to stand here and say there was not a cover up and we're going to find the truth," after Cameron said "There was no cover-up."
She seems like one of the good guys just based on that exchange alone. She wouldn't have advocated for investigating a cover-up in contradiction with the PM if she was a pedo.
She's PM now. Clearly, she could launch an investigation anytime she wants.
I think you don't know how politics works. Politicians often say things to make themselves look virtuous precisely because they know nothing will come of them. This is normal in every country.
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draegspir ago
Hi. My honest opinion is that it looks like a piece of normal jewelry to me. I reckon she must like pearls and also liked the design.
However, I did do some research on Theresa May after seeing this post, and quickly found that she is a fighter against pedophilia, both here and here. Did you not look her up before posting this?
With that said, I'd recommend that you please acquaint yourself with the rules for posting to pizzagate. Your post is highly speculative on a person who doesn't seem to be very relevant (yet), and thus may be deemed off-topic by the mods. Your account is also very new (1.9 hrs old at time of my viewing), and raising discussion on someone who seems to actually be on good side.
If something makes you suspicious of a person, perhaps do some research first, then provide links while giving us your opinion, and then proceed to ask for discussion. Otherwise, you are marking yourself of becoming a shill target trying to spam pizzagate for disinformation. I'm going to downvote this post because of its content quality, but if you are still concerned about Theresa May, if you resubmit something with better sources I'll be glad to take a look!
SIMONBARROW ago
Professing to be a 'fighter against pedophilia' is a good cover for actual pedophilia in the political world - it helps you meet the kind of people you want to meet. I'm not sure people who wear good causes on their sleeves are very often sincere. I have no doubt, for instance, that Bob Geldof and Bono and U2 don't give a stuff about world poverty. If Theresa May were genuinely concerned about pedophilia she would be launching an investigation into the Hampstead affair. No surprises she hasn't said a word about it.
Theupsidedown ago
Yeah but she publicly argued with the prime minister about the existence of a cover up, saying "I'm not going to stand here and say there was not a cover up and we're going to find the truth," after Cameron said "There was no cover-up."
She seems like one of the good guys just based on that exchange alone. She wouldn't have advocated for investigating a cover-up in contradiction with the PM if she was a pedo.
SIMONBARROW ago
She's PM now. Clearly, she could launch an investigation anytime she wants.
I think you don't know how politics works. Politicians often say things to make themselves look virtuous precisely because they know nothing will come of them. This is normal in every country.