Thanks, AlanNowhere! Significant collection of photos. Follow along... (pizzagate)

submitted ago by organic1

I was perusing one of AlanNowhere's Comet Ping Pong/Jimmy Comet photo collections, and found this one of particular significance for a few reasons. https://imgur.com/a/i7zis

  1. CarisJames is in a few of the photos and you can tell it's the same baby because they put the same sweater on her. I'm not sure at this point if she's James' or the guy with the dark hair and beard, which I'm thinking is Workinonmahnightcheese? Someone correct me if I'm wrong on who I believe this person to be. From the top, CarisJames is in photos 1, 3, 4, possibly 6, 19, 21, and 30. Two of the photos mention her and the farm.

  2. The 14th photo from the top looks like a handkerchief even though Alefantis says that it's a scarf. The colors red, black, and white are very significant to occultists as they are ritual colors. Is this his pizza related handkerchief? I don't see how it could be big enough to even be a scarf, so do the letters in 'scarf' stand for something?

  3. The boy Alefantis is arm wrestling with appears to be 14-16 years old. Please see photos 32 and 33 from the top.

  4. Photo 38 from the top is the man pictured with CarisJames, and it's interesting that his shirt matches the magazine. Is he the creator/editor. Remember that this is also the same guy pictured with the 'Butt' shirt where the two kids are in the hammock and the woman is smiling and pointing to the word 'Butt' on the shirt and the comment says, "Why does Daddy like butt?" (Sorry, I don't have the photo to link here, but please feel free to post it in the comments.)

  5. Photo 44 from the top is strange because Alefantis makes a comment about the dish pictured saying '(hashtag)sekidc', then appears to correct himself on the next line. Does sekidc mean southeast kid cuisine? I know, I know, I'm far out on the limb, right? Yeah, I know.

Thanks for checking this out and I'm interested to hear what you all think of the photos and comments.

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Pizzalawyer ago

The "handkerchief" in photo #14 is a silk scarf sold by Hermes, Maison de Carres that was produced in 2014 I believe in several sizes and in a variety of luscious colors. It is titled "Zebra and Pegasus." It is now a collectors item offered for sale from $500 to $1500 on the Internet. Hermes scarves are a common high-end souvenier for tourists visiting France but can be found in fashionable shops in the USA.. Perhaps James Alefantis was attracted to the name of Carres which is similar to Caris as well as the name Pegasus and of course the colors.