Don't get too excited. There are a lot of problems with that supposed highly secured file download page.
If it's real and files were taken from it it's technically a theft and therefor inadmissible in court.
There isn't any real proof the file download page exists. I personally think it's real but that doesn't matter in a court of law. It has to be proven it was there. If you go to the wayback machine you only see a login page there. Yes the hacker said they got past the login page to take that infamous screen shot. But how do we know it wasn't one of Putin's employees trying to set up CPP.
Don't get me wrong, I think there's ample evidence that some laws were broken with respect to Pizzagate, I'm just saying we can't assume that file download page was real.
I'm sorry, come again? Putin's employees? you have a responsibility to stick to the facts DarkMath. Do not conjecture. Especially when it comes to touching real people's lives, including innocent children.
" come again? Putin's employees?".......I think the file download page is real. And by all means the FBI needs to investigate CPP like yesterday given the number of bizarre coinkydinks.
I'm just reminding everyone we need unassailable evidence. Yes I'm sounding harsh but that's only to raise the bar with respect to saving the evidence we find.
The problem with that file download page is in the wayback machine it's just a login page. Go see for yourself.
If you logged into the protected area of Comet Ping Pong's site http://web.archive.org/web/20170115055219/https://www.cometpingpong.com/protected/, and I trust that the hackers got this far, you could see a large list of huge files...must be videos from their size. [Note: They updated their website very recently to remove this protected section.]
Later, someone claimed to have broken in and sent the files to law enforcement, but that became a predictable dead end. As the computer was a liability, it was predicted that the computer would be damaged in the "attack" by the shooter. The initial stories of "no shots fired" morphed into several shots, one of which hit the computer (of course). The chances of it damaging the hard drive beyond retrieval are small, but luck would have it for JA. The craziest part of the fake shooter was the idea that someone would enter CPP to save the kids and indiscriminately fire off three shots, including into a locked room, not knowing where any children might be. The false flag results all make perfect sense if one of the goals was the removal of some of the strongest evidence that CPP is a transactional site for their evil movement of CP and children.
"you could see a large list of huge files"......That's what I was referring to.
That list could have been added in photoshop or even an HTML editor built into most browsers.
Do you get my point? You're pointing to a screenshot as proof that list of files is real. That "proof" isn't good enough.
Now if you could find those file inside the wayback machine that would be different. Have you tried searching through wayback to find any reference to those files?
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DarkMath ago
Don't get too excited. There are a lot of problems with that supposed highly secured file download page.
If it's real and files were taken from it it's technically a theft and therefor inadmissible in court.
There isn't any real proof the file download page exists. I personally think it's real but that doesn't matter in a court of law. It has to be proven it was there. If you go to the wayback machine you only see a login page there. Yes the hacker said they got past the login page to take that infamous screen shot. But how do we know it wasn't one of Putin's employees trying to set up CPP.
Don't get me wrong, I think there's ample evidence that some laws were broken with respect to Pizzagate, I'm just saying we can't assume that file download page was real.
The_Roman_Numeral ago
I'm sorry, come again? Putin's employees? you have a responsibility to stick to the facts DarkMath. Do not conjecture. Especially when it comes to touching real people's lives, including innocent children.
DarkMath ago
" come again? Putin's employees?".......I think the file download page is real. And by all means the FBI needs to investigate CPP like yesterday given the number of bizarre coinkydinks.
I'm just reminding everyone we need unassailable evidence. Yes I'm sounding harsh but that's only to raise the bar with respect to saving the evidence we find.
The problem with that file download page is in the wayback machine it's just a login page. Go see for yourself.
reasonedandinformed ago
If you logged into the protected area of Comet Ping Pong's site http://web.archive.org/web/20170115055219/https://www.cometpingpong.com/protected/, and I trust that the hackers got this far, you could see a large list of huge files...must be videos from their size. [Note: They updated their website very recently to remove this protected section.]
There was heavy encryption of these large files. Here is the screenshot that someone took in early November: https://i.redditmedia.com/87fWSaTJAGNE9-n4Gh0oYEGkmDfBcTbzrV4xnl6rg0A.jpg?w=1024&s=7b50d00dec61d5994dfcc654a52d899c
Later, someone claimed to have broken in and sent the files to law enforcement, but that became a predictable dead end. As the computer was a liability, it was predicted that the computer would be damaged in the "attack" by the shooter. The initial stories of "no shots fired" morphed into several shots, one of which hit the computer (of course). The chances of it damaging the hard drive beyond retrieval are small, but luck would have it for JA. The craziest part of the fake shooter was the idea that someone would enter CPP to save the kids and indiscriminately fire off three shots, including into a locked room, not knowing where any children might be. The false flag results all make perfect sense if one of the goals was the removal of some of the strongest evidence that CPP is a transactional site for their evil movement of CP and children.
DarkMath ago
"you could see a large list of huge files"......That's what I was referring to.
That list could have been added in photoshop or even an HTML editor built into most browsers.
Do you get my point? You're pointing to a screenshot as proof that list of files is real. That "proof" isn't good enough.
Now if you could find those file inside the wayback machine that would be different. Have you tried searching through wayback to find any reference to those files?