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First things first
The Super Bowl is the greatest show on Earth, but it also has an ugly underbelly,” former Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott told USA Today in 2011. “It’s commonly known as the single largest human trafficking incident in the United States.
from: The Super Bowl and Sex Trafficking in Psychology Today
According to an interview with Jones on HBO, after graduating from college in 1965, he borrowed a million dollars from Jimmy Hoffa's Teamsters union to open up a string of Shakey's Pizza Parlor restaurants in Missouri. Check Shakey's Pizza if you like. I didn't take this route. Just scrolled down their instagram and webpage and a page about the "history of Pizzerias" (the page is much weirder than just history) found three maybe suspiscious facts on the fly. I won't go deeper on Shakey's. Maybe you will?!
Suspicious about Shakey's Pizza
- In 1954 they invented the concept of a pizzeria chain
- This is how they promote their Valentines Day Offer. Questions would be: Why a child? Why the heart in heart design? Why the heck the term "Relationship Status Pizza Lover"?
- And this is a category on their webpage: Fundraisers Why the picture of a boy? And look at what they support. Lots of stuff for kids.
Back to Jerry Jones
So the first thing Jerry Jones wanted to do was owning pizzerias. And Pizza has stayed in his focus until today.
He even profits from every Pizza sold at the stadium and has very close ties to Papa John's Pizza
From this article:
The Jones family owns a 49 percent stake in 75 Texas Papa John’s stores, primarily in North Texas. Papa John’s, a sponsor of the Cowboys and the NFL, owns 51 percent. Nationwide, Papa John’s has 2,875 stores.
and:
Super Sunday is one of the biggest days for pizza in America. Schnatter (Owner of Papa John's) predicted his company would sell 1 million pizzas nationwide on Sunday, up from 900,000 a year ago. He estimated, roughly, that Jones’ stores would sell about 26,000 pizzas. Most of those would be sold even if the game weren’t played in North Texas.
Papa John’s declined to say how much revenue those numbers would produce. But multiplying by $10 (the special price for any large Papa John’s pizza in the days leading up to the game) offers at least a ballpark idea of possible revenues: a quarter of a million dollars for Jones’ stores and $10 million companywide.
Schnatter said Jones and the Cowboys have been good business partners. “I wish I had 30 more Jerry Joneses, frankly,” Schnatter said. “I couldn’t find a better partner.”
Let's check Papa John's instagram
They celebrate the Day of 𝝅 (number Pi)
Why shouldn't they? Pi sounds like the first letter of Pizza. There's even a Pizzeria called 𝝅 Pizza which happens to be one of Obamas favourites pizza places.
From their site:
Pi is a U.S. Presidential Favorite!
President Barack Obama first experienced Pi Pizzeria in October 2008, at an event under the St. Louis Gateway Arch. That’s pretty cool anyway…but we were blown away by what happened next. We got a call from the President himself, who told us Pi was the best pizza he’d ever had. WOW.
In April 2009, we had the distinct honor and privilege to be invited to the White House to cook for the First Family. That made Pi Pizzeria the first restaurant to prepare food at the White House. We can still hardly believe it ourselves. Find more on this epic moment in Pi history here.
And what about this creepy club? PIE (Paedophile Information Exchange)
(wikipedia). We know Obama is famous for loving pie, he often expresses his love for pie.
Pie, Pi, Pizza … it's not far from one another. This blog submission called the world of 𝝅 shows you exactly how close they are.
Pie, Pi Pie, Pi Day celebration, Pizza, children, it's all there! ANYBODY, FEEL FREE TO OPEN A NEW DISCUSSION THREAT ON PI!!!!
Wikileaks Podesta mails between Podesta and Jerry Jones
About Jones art collection
When I read about him on forbes online, I found it a little odd that they wrote about one piece of art he bought around the time when he bought the Cowboys, too. It stands out from the rest of the short article in being a little too specific:
An avid art collector, he acquired Norman Rockwell's painting "Coin Toss" at the same time he bought the Cowboys, but Jones is still chasing the kind of on-the-field success he had in the early 1990s.
I googled Rockwell and found this blog of an actual Illuminati member, called Todd. E. Creason.
Todd E. Creason, 33° is the founder of the Midnight Freemasons blog and continues to be a regular contributor. He is the author of several books and novels, including the Famous American Freemasons series. He is member of Homer Lodge No. 199, and a Past Master of Ogden Lodge No. 754 (IL). He is a member the Scottish Rite Valley of Danville, the York Rite Bodies of Champaign/Urbana (IL), the Ansar Shrine (IL), Eastern Illinois Council No. 356 Allied Masonic Degrees, and Charter President of the Illini High Twelve in Champaign-Urbana (IL).
His article about Norman Rockwell says
Bro. Norman Rockwell was a member of Red Mountain Lodge No. 63 F.& A.M., Arlington, Vermont.
I want to keep it as short as possible. So go, search for other works belonging to the Jones. I strongly recommend the Sky Mirror first. It gave me a weired feeling.
What do we know about Jerry Jones sex life?
Here is another piece on Hoover.
Jerry Jones and connections to the satanic?!
This article about Caelum Moors The author is wondering whether there could be something to the rumors that this statue is a work of the devil and why it was placed near to the stadium of the Cowboys.
When Leonard Davis was playing for the Cowboys 2010, he talked about the temptations of the NFL in an interview.
“The biggest thing is for Christians who come into the league or [for] those of us who are already here is to know is that Satan is definitely on the prowl. He wants to see us fail.”
This is where I stop. What do you think about PI? What about Jerry Jones, about Papa John's Pizza, Shakey's Pizza, the Dallas Cowboys, the NFL, the Super Bowl???
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equineluvr ago
"a page about the "history of Pizzerias" (the page is much weirder than just history) found three maybe suspiscious facts on the fly."
I saw nothing suspicious there.
And if you're going to find a plain heart logo suspicious, then be prepared to have damn near EVERY food chain under your microscope. It's a PLAIN HEART, not a heart within a heart or even a stylized heart that's similar to a heart within a heart.
Shakey's is a CHAIN FOR CHILDREN -- it was sort of a forerunner to Chuck E Cheese -- and always has been. So using kids in their ads is more "normal" than unusual. I loved it as a kid back in the late 60s and early 70s.
neverobey ago
And after all we've learned now this is exactly one of the points making an organisation or company suspicious. If "targeting" kids is their mission maybe this has to be taken literally. What do you think we are doing here, @equineluvr?
shizzle_mcbobblehead ago
Doing things for kids in the community is public relations 101.
That's not suspicious in and of itself.
carmencita ago
Well, Public Relations is where many can be hiding in plain sight. There are plenty of leads we have discovered just by researching something we thought was too "out there" sometimes. That's how the FBI works sometimes. Just doing the hard work.
shizzle_mcbobblehead ago
I understand that. He just implied that working with kids was suspicious.
That's not suspicious. It's when you hire shady characters to work with kids that it gets suspicious.
neverobey ago
he is a she actually. :) I am sorry if I sounded like that. That would be a language problem. Because it's not what I think. And I posted much more than this.