As a marketer / PR guy, I think we're facing an uphill battle.
The MSM has labeled #pizzagate #fakenews and it's becoming very clear that everything #pizzagate is being dismissed by the pubic and journalists.
Why don't we fight back and STRATEGICALLY and METHODICALLY create content that we can ALL share. For example:
Changing the term "Pizzagate" to something different (IE "Pedogate)
Having ONE SIMPLE image and tagline to post that isn't immediately dismissed. IE:
"Would you hang this in your home? Because blah blah blah happens to have an entire collection"
PedoGate
But let's continue to talk about what Trump said to Steve Harvey.
(Insert links)
"Is this appropriate music for an all ages show at a family restaurant? Apparently GQ magazines 49th most powerful man in Washington thinks it is."
PedoGate
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VIP740 ago
The Ben Swann video would provide a boost with the Pizzagate brand. I do think related issues should be raised independently though. Jeffry Epstein, bacha bazi, Roman Polanski etc... deserve some awareness independent of Pizzagate.
It's probably a good idea to ask if Pizzagate's really been debunked (what are they not telling you about PizzaGate?). You guys can show a lot more holes in the corporate media's debunking efforts than they can punch in your core research. Russian Hacking vs Pizzagate would be another good comparison.