IsThisGameOfThrones, I recomend for your safety: use the Periscope app to broadcast every time you go anywhere. It doesn't have to be a public broadcast. Make private broadcast and have a couple of close trusted friends use the app to follow you 24/7. Also, you & your friends can use an app called Scopedown to download/archive any periscopes you might wish to.
He has NO PROOF he talked with Alefantis. In 30 seconds I reproduced this video by right clicking the name on a chat window in facebook, clicking Inspect Element, and then editing the url that the link goes to. That link stays the same even if you click Home, because the chat window is not reloaded. http://sli.mg/0TAgTw.png
He needs to do a livestream and prove it in multiple different ways suggested on the fly by other trusted people here. One example would be (on livestream) to restart his web browser, open up facebook, open up the chat, and click the name like he did in his proof video. He claims he is no longer able to view Alefantis' profile (I still can), but we would still be able to see that his browser tried to visit that url and was blocked or redirected. That is, if it's worth the effort to prove this. But if we can't prove it, it's not really much use to us.
He is already making money off pizzagate through his tshirt website, which he advertises in his videos. This gives him a monetary incentive to make this up, to get more attention. I'm not accusing him of lying, just saying there's no proof so we shouldn't all waste our time on this until it is proven.
EDIT: 12 hours later, IsThisGameOfThrones has not replied (http://archive.is/w3BfF)) to my PM or to any of these comments demanding proof.
EDIT: Two days later, he has replied to many other comments to say that it is real, but not to this one with 100+ upvotes that explains how to actually prove it.
That to me is evidence this is a fake, and my guess is either he wants to undermine the credibility of pizzagate by throwing a fake story into the mix, or he's trying to make money. I don't like saying that someone is lying but I will remain skeptical until he provides the requested proof.
Yep. We need a situation proving this communication that can't be accomplished through basic alteration of website code. Maybe he could log in on a different computer to show it's a legit conversation.
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whirledpeas ago
IsThisGameOfThrones, I recomend for your safety: use the Periscope app to broadcast every time you go anywhere. It doesn't have to be a public broadcast. Make private broadcast and have a couple of close trusted friends use the app to follow you 24/7. Also, you & your friends can use an app called Scopedown to download/archive any periscopes you might wish to.
throwawaa ago
He has NO PROOF he talked with Alefantis. In 30 seconds I reproduced this video by right clicking the name on a chat window in facebook, clicking Inspect Element, and then editing the url that the link goes to. That link stays the same even if you click Home, because the chat window is not reloaded. http://sli.mg/0TAgTw.png
He needs to do a livestream and prove it in multiple different ways suggested on the fly by other trusted people here. One example would be (on livestream) to restart his web browser, open up facebook, open up the chat, and click the name like he did in his proof video. He claims he is no longer able to view Alefantis' profile (I still can), but we would still be able to see that his browser tried to visit that url and was blocked or redirected. That is, if it's worth the effort to prove this. But if we can't prove it, it's not really much use to us.
He is already making money off pizzagate through his tshirt website, which he advertises in his videos. This gives him a monetary incentive to make this up, to get more attention. I'm not accusing him of lying, just saying there's no proof so we shouldn't all waste our time on this until it is proven.
EDIT: 12 hours later, IsThisGameOfThrones has not replied (http://archive.is/w3BfF)) to my PM or to any of these comments demanding proof.
EDIT: Two days later, he has replied to many other comments to say that it is real, but not to this one with 100+ upvotes that explains how to actually prove it.
That to me is evidence this is a fake, and my guess is either he wants to undermine the credibility of pizzagate by throwing a fake story into the mix, or he's trying to make money. I don't like saying that someone is lying but I will remain skeptical until he provides the requested proof.
madmanpg ago
Yep. We need a situation proving this communication that can't be accomplished through basic alteration of website code. Maybe he could log in on a different computer to show it's a legit conversation.
throwawaa ago
It has to be a live stream to be proof to the people watching the live stream. Almost anything else is easy to fake. https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1541808/7505552