i am reposting my concerns about marches because mods seem to be uber diligent with deleting subs denouncing the marches while other subs clearly have nothing to do with pizzagate and they remain standing.

in an effort to keep this thought at the forefront, im saying it again:

I want to share my concerns here concisely, and remind all people considering such actions (organizing publicly) to remember Cointelpro tactics which are almost certainly being used to undermine our collective efforts. The decentralization of this investigation thus far has been one of the most valuable aspects. We are across multiple platforms, and awareness about Satanic ritual abuse among other things is rising rapidly. This is all great! However, the "power of the people" is when the people have come to a cultural consensus on an issue, and with pizzagate , I argue, we are near critical mass on this issue in the USA, but not quite there. I think Street events and protests have a purpose, and need to be utilized like a tool. Think like Soros. If the event doesn't achieve media that is on message, than it was a waste of time. If the media attention actually detracts from the narrative, and takes away credibility from the cause, its doubly as bad.

also david shurter is supposedly a speaker at one of the events, some have expressed concerns about this, I dont believe its anybodys right to tell him he cannot speak, when he is a victim, but i second the notion that the press will have a field day with him, he is not exactly the best face for the cause. and or the following reasons this will backfire.

We know the opposition to this issue are masters at subversion of organizations (again remember cointelpro).

Hosting a Street event, assuming it garners any publicity at all, suddenly centralizes the cause around a figureheads like david seaman, titus, or V.L., who are already creating fissures within the investigative community because not everyone trusts their credibility.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO

"COINTELPRO (a portmanteau derived from COunter INTELligence PROgram) was a series of covert, and often illegal,[1][2] projects conducted by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) aimed at surveilling, infiltrating, discrediting and disrupting American political organizations.[3]"