Apparently my thread was deleted the first time around because I did not explain why it was relevant to pizzagate. According to the threads linked below, all the children tagged on James Alefantis' instagram (comet pizza) show a congenital birth defect in their eyes known as a Coloboma. George Soros and the missing Madeleine McCann both exhibited this anomaly (their names are hot topics on this subverse). It is apparently very rare, and has been suggested as a possible reason for specific kidnappings. After doing some research pertaining to birth defects, I found an acronym for CARIS which may explain the instagram tag #carisjames. For a more in depth explanation as to why this defect may be important see the other voat threads below. After reading the linked threads I decided to do a little research on the Coloboma eyes and PAX genes myself.
There appear to be a few different PAX genes (9 from what I've researched). PAX2 has been associated with the Coloboma eyes. "PAX3 has been identified with ear, eye and facial development....Mutations in it can cause Waardenburg syndrome."
Now...go ahead and google "Waardenburg syndrome"
Look at their faces! Look at the noses and bags under some of their eyes! Does this not look like the facial structures in the children tagged #Carisjames? (Could someone post a link to the instagram photos?)
Now it gets a little weirder. I googled Caris and Waardenburg. Guess what came up as the first result:
Congenital Anomaly Register and Information Service (CARIS)
Is he tagging children with congenital anomalies??? They have the coloboma eyes.
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KansasJakeBG ago
The two explanations for the name Caris so far had been that it is a Welch name meaning love. And that it could be a shortening of the name of the muscle relaxer Carisopropole.
I am still not 100% convinced that Caris has coloboma but it is important si I put it in my first pizzagate art: http://kansasjake.deviantart.com/
Here is James' Instagram https://sli.mg/a/gaffhM
Yuser_Manuel ago
Carisoprodol aka soma Also Soma is a fictional drug from the books brave new world and island. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_New_World
Apothecarist ago
Soma might not be fictitious. It was used in ancient times during particular secret rites (Vedic). We don't know exactly what was in Soma but it's highly suspected to have contained hallucinogens. Soma could also have been the drink consumed during the Eleusinian Mysteries. Either way, these rituals were pretty much pagan holidays and/or initiations.
Update: this link has an interesting passage http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Soma
Haoma (Soma) the beverage still plays a major role in the ceremony of Yasna, the paramount Zoroastrian liturgy. This ritual involves the sacrifice of haoma in front of a fire. The ceremony is prefaced by the Paraga, a prepatory rite, where a number of ritual movements leads to the preparation of the haoma beverage, which consists of consecrated water, pomegranites, goat's milk and twigs (Marina Abramovic - https://i.sli.mg/laESt4.png)). This mixture is poured into a special well outside the building where the sacrifice is undertaken so that it may render its strengthening abilities upon all of creation. Thus, haoma fulfills the purpose of the Yasna, to purify the world by bridging the gap between the sacred and profane worlds so that they might come into union."
It's possible Caris/Soma is referencing the child to be used in a ritual (nectar of immortality, especially if this genetic anomaly indicates ancient lineage blood)
SIMONBARROW ago
There's a third one. There's a cult located in Hawaii that has a cult leader whose webpage address ended with "carisjames" but the page itself has been deleted and has been excluded from the Wayback Machine.
sore_ass_losers ago
There is this: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1514623/7359084/10 about a Krishna cult in Hawaii, webpage was www.xanga.com/carisjames
KansasJakeBG ago
Holy fuck, that would be HUGE. How do I find that VOAT thread if it exists?
sore_ass_losers ago
See my reply. Personally, I don't know what to make of it.