This only confirms 100% how guilty you are now. So much movement for a pizza shop owner? And that fake news piece on 60 minutes..orchestrated just in time. Just like the Alex Jones video was so timely, day prior to pizzagate protest. Give me a break. You elites fucks really think we are that stupid??? Our "culture" is way more intelligent than you realize. You can rule almost everything BUT YOU CANNOT RULE US.
Worse mistake ever was using the movements sacred cow Alex Jones as bait. Now it's personal for many of us. Think these moves will put this all to rest now and little innocent crying pizza man can have some peace now?
Got news for you baby. It's now only just begun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ka7RKkHLTlQ (sorry about bad quality link. Most good links on youtube have been removed, if someone can find a good one please post.)
Full Show here:
(better quality)
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/how-fake-news-find-your-social-media-feeds/
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VieBleu ago
And trying to make the Alefantis character starring throughout this media mind play an "innocent pizza business guy" - what a laugh! It's like trying to make the Joker in a Batman movie look like a background actor. It doesn't work! He's always got that weird grin and just personally emits a sick green aura around himself that makes it impossible for him to hide.
And notice that his dear sick friend "Heart-attack Brock" was not mentioned in the 60 minutes piece. What? I mean, this poor pizza man has a host of troubles, and now his close upstanding friend has had a heart attack the week there are protesters in front of his shop? this is human interest people. Except it's not. Brock isn't part of the script, so he doesn't get mentioned. Might raise too many questions.
SmilingWide ago
Brock is the one writing the script and he's doing a shitty job.
stellarcorpse ago
Brock is lucky to be alive. I believe he is irrelevant in the scheme of things and has become a liability at this point. Knows to much.