Sadly it looks like that's indeed their game plan.
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PissGate might be a false flag/psyop to lay the ground work to discredit pizzagate as fake news!
What if this was all on purpose and done intentionally so they can point to "FAKE NEWS!!!" as a way to discredit the PizzaGate investigation.
They let BuzzFeed die, sacrifice a few "journalists" and suddenly they can say "fake news is real and anyone can be duped, even us. That's why we should ignore PizzaGate."
Everyone's saying "it's so obvious it's fake, anyone would see that if they read it" so maybe they read it, knew it was fake but published it anyway. Why? So they can say "ahh shucks, that fake news, it sure did fool us! TOLD YOU WE HAVE TO CLAMP DOWN ON THAT!" then suddenly instead of just stooges coming after us, there's the whole media machine coming after us.
I'm not saying the 4chan guy was in on it or anything like that. I'm saying they saw an opportunity to muddy the waters and have taken it. These people are desperate. Toppling a media organisation like BuzzFeed, the CIA taking a credibility hit and a couple of nobody journalists being hung out to dry is a small price to pay compared to their nasty secrets being revealed.
This terrifies me because the whole thing makes way more sense when you look at it from this perspective as opposed to "fake document got sent to a journo, who passed it onto a politician, who passed it on to CIA, which then was leaked by BuzzFeed". I hope I'm wrong.
So if this is the case, how do we combat this? Well the thing about trying to peddle a lie is you have to keep fighting to prevent it from unravelling. The biggest thing the PizzaGate investigation has to protect itself is that there's archived, official and verifiable documents from before the fake news narrative was even being pushed.
Perhaps we can turn it on them and show them "This is what fake news looks like. This is what real news looks like ..... " and meme it and red pill more people?
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StringEmUp ago
I posted this the other day but it got deleted because it broke the rules: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1556451
Sadly it looks like that's indeed their game plan.
Quote: PissGate might be a false flag/psyop to lay the ground work to discredit pizzagate as fake news!
What if this was all on purpose and done intentionally so they can point to "FAKE NEWS!!!" as a way to discredit the PizzaGate investigation.
They let BuzzFeed die, sacrifice a few "journalists" and suddenly they can say "fake news is real and anyone can be duped, even us. That's why we should ignore PizzaGate."
Everyone's saying "it's so obvious it's fake, anyone would see that if they read it" so maybe they read it, knew it was fake but published it anyway. Why? So they can say "ahh shucks, that fake news, it sure did fool us! TOLD YOU WE HAVE TO CLAMP DOWN ON THAT!" then suddenly instead of just stooges coming after us, there's the whole media machine coming after us.
I'm not saying the 4chan guy was in on it or anything like that. I'm saying they saw an opportunity to muddy the waters and have taken it. These people are desperate. Toppling a media organisation like BuzzFeed, the CIA taking a credibility hit and a couple of nobody journalists being hung out to dry is a small price to pay compared to their nasty secrets being revealed.
This terrifies me because the whole thing makes way more sense when you look at it from this perspective as opposed to "fake document got sent to a journo, who passed it onto a politician, who passed it on to CIA, which then was leaked by BuzzFeed". I hope I'm wrong.
So if this is the case, how do we combat this? Well the thing about trying to peddle a lie is you have to keep fighting to prevent it from unravelling. The biggest thing the PizzaGate investigation has to protect itself is that there's archived, official and verifiable documents from before the fake news narrative was even being pushed.
Perhaps we can turn it on them and show them "This is what fake news looks like. This is what real news looks like ..... " and meme it and red pill more people?