Bear with me. This will seem debunky and shillish for a second.
I just looked through the food-related emails again. You could make a pretty good argument that A) Podesta makes really good Ligurian Walnut Sauce: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/nigella-lawson/pasta-with-walnut-sauce-recipe. Good enough that people will freeze it and eat it for dinner months later. I make amazing white clam sauce that I gift and people freeze. And THAT sounds worse. He also seems to give gift baskets of cheese. He also seems to cheat at Dominoes. If these things are all true, and if you look through the emails again, like I just did, you might sleep better - except for the POOL. Why, GOD??
So I just wish James Woods wouldn't use the Walnut Sauce thing as a jumping off point. It really seems innocent to me or at least easily explainable, especially if you're a satan-loving child-eater.
Walnut Sauce sounds really good, actually, it seems like they go to great lengths to procure the best ingredients, like a good chef usually will.
BUT THE POOL. WHY??? PLEASE FOCUS ON THE POOL. AND THAT WEIRD LADY WHO PIMPS HER KIDS.
I'm not saying this isn't real. Politicians, kiddie diddling, Satan, world domination, all of these things are easier to believe with no explaination at all, than that Podesta is using children to make walnut sauce. Walnut Sauce is an actual thing in the world. Children in a heated pool as entertainment? Please explain that.
That being said, if I'm missing some really damning walnut reference, please lemme know. And please don't freak out at me for not being in line here. This is not the rest of the world where once you fall out of step, you are excommunicated. Let's constantly make efforts to recheck old stuff. And Mr. Woods might be hurting the cause by introducing people to Pizzagate through something that is easily explained (which might require examination).
I'm not clear on the point that you are making...Pizza is also a real food in the real world?
James is just using the words that do jump out to anyone who has looked into the situation, for effect IMO and at this point it doesn't really matter how it is referenced, their 'ship' is already going down just needs to keep the topic in the public lexicon
The walnut sauce thing is so specifically a THING. It's a specific recipe. Pizza is general and maybe seems more suspicious. If I say, "Let's go get some bread and steak." or "Let's go get some Portabella Creme Brule", I would guess that the first has a better chance of being code. So my point is that how you keep the topic in the lexicon is important. I think Mr. Woods using the walnut reference to keep the idea floating out there isn't the BEST tactic. It's like rock climbing: Walnut is a tiny handhold for someone who doesn't understand what's going on. The pool thing is a "jug", in climbing parlance. You can stick your whole hand in there and hang on all day. Lot's of people see Mr. Wood's tweet and say, "Huh, I'll investigate that... Walnut sauce... meh. Seems weird but not THAT weird." If anyone reads the pool thing and says "Weird, but not that weird." they better have their head checked. Make any sense? I am glad Mr. Woods is on the case, though. That's awesome.
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Stknstnz ago
Bear with me. This will seem debunky and shillish for a second.
I just looked through the food-related emails again. You could make a pretty good argument that A) Podesta makes really good Ligurian Walnut Sauce: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/nigella-lawson/pasta-with-walnut-sauce-recipe. Good enough that people will freeze it and eat it for dinner months later. I make amazing white clam sauce that I gift and people freeze. And THAT sounds worse. He also seems to give gift baskets of cheese. He also seems to cheat at Dominoes. If these things are all true, and if you look through the emails again, like I just did, you might sleep better - except for the POOL. Why, GOD?? So I just wish James Woods wouldn't use the Walnut Sauce thing as a jumping off point. It really seems innocent to me or at least easily explainable, especially if you're a satan-loving child-eater.
Walnut Sauce sounds really good, actually, it seems like they go to great lengths to procure the best ingredients, like a good chef usually will.
BUT THE POOL. WHY??? PLEASE FOCUS ON THE POOL. AND THAT WEIRD LADY WHO PIMPS HER KIDS.
I'm not saying this isn't real. Politicians, kiddie diddling, Satan, world domination, all of these things are easier to believe with no explaination at all, than that Podesta is using children to make walnut sauce. Walnut Sauce is an actual thing in the world. Children in a heated pool as entertainment? Please explain that.
That being said, if I'm missing some really damning walnut reference, please lemme know. And please don't freak out at me for not being in line here. This is not the rest of the world where once you fall out of step, you are excommunicated. Let's constantly make efforts to recheck old stuff. And Mr. Woods might be hurting the cause by introducing people to Pizzagate through something that is easily explained (which might require examination).
Humming_bird ago
I'm not clear on the point that you are making...Pizza is also a real food in the real world?
James is just using the words that do jump out to anyone who has looked into the situation, for effect IMO and at this point it doesn't really matter how it is referenced, their 'ship' is already going down just needs to keep the topic in the public lexicon
Stknstnz ago
The walnut sauce thing is so specifically a THING. It's a specific recipe. Pizza is general and maybe seems more suspicious. If I say, "Let's go get some bread and steak." or "Let's go get some Portabella Creme Brule", I would guess that the first has a better chance of being code. So my point is that how you keep the topic in the lexicon is important. I think Mr. Woods using the walnut reference to keep the idea floating out there isn't the BEST tactic. It's like rock climbing: Walnut is a tiny handhold for someone who doesn't understand what's going on. The pool thing is a "jug", in climbing parlance. You can stick your whole hand in there and hang on all day. Lot's of people see Mr. Wood's tweet and say, "Huh, I'll investigate that... Walnut sauce... meh. Seems weird but not THAT weird." If anyone reads the pool thing and says "Weird, but not that weird." they better have their head checked. Make any sense? I am glad Mr. Woods is on the case, though. That's awesome.