Credit for this post goes to @Vindicator. I'm just posting his findings.

As most of you know by now, there is a demonstration scheduled to happen in Washington, D.C. on March 25th, titled the Investigate Pizzagate march, the flyer of which you can see in the subverse sidebar.

What you may not know is that a less popular demonstration has also been scheduled to take place in Washington, D.C. on March 18th, called the Stand up for the Children march (a.k.a. the Million Lost Children March).

Please take the following with a grain of salt, but I think this latter might be a false flag.

The March 25th Investigate Pizzagate event was registered on Facebook on January 29th.

The March 18th Stand up for the Children event was registered on Facebook on February 24th.

What are the chances that, without any precedent, two Pizzagate demonstrations are organized in the same city exactly one week apart, with the one scheduled for earlier being announced a month after the other one, without any coordination between the two?

The March 18th Stand up for the Children demonstration also seems to advertise itself with imagery of violence and vigilante justice, in line with the temperament demonstrated by the organizer on Twitter.

I'm concerned of this one being orchestrated to involve some sort of violence along the lines of the CPP shooting incident that will serve as grounds for the media to smear the investigation again. But even if that doesn't happen, this division between the two marches will dilute the size and impact of both protests for sure.

I may be wrong, but be very careful, and vet the event that you attend thoroughly.