(continued from Part I: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1917240 )
Part II:
All credit to Goodness and Harmony for their January 2017 post:
"Stoke Mandeville Hospital Paedophile Ring -- Sir Jimmy Savile, Dr. Michael Salmon, Dreamflight Charity"
Dreamflight logo
The Dreamflight logo includes two comets and in 2001 there were four comets. Image source
I don't know what a comet signifies to the Illuminati, it could have occult significance, or as of late it may be a reference to Comet Ping Pong Pizza Restaurant.
@Laskar posted a thread about the unusual cover of the January 2017 issue of The Economist magazine that contained a comet:
On that cover, there was a card called The Star, which did not have any of the usual features, but instead, it has fourteen, eight-pointed stars with a black and white photo of a child in each.
These photos are reminiscent of the missing children photos which were once featured on milk cartons. Who are these children? Why are they on the cover of The Economist? Most surprisingly, why is there a COMET in the middle of these stars? Are the elite trying to say something to each other?
Jill Dando murder
In the mid-1990's BBC presenter Jill Dando is said to have reported to her employers that a pedophile ring was operating at the BBC, and yet no action was taken to protect children.
In 1998 Jill was the host of Crimewatch, a show that appeals for help in solving cases, and appeared at a Dreamflight event. Six months later she was murdered, in 1999 (inverted 666); the case is still unsolved. Not until 2011 was BBC child and toddler rapist Jimmy Savile publicly exposed.
Possible false flag connected to Dreamflight
This may not be relevant but a bizzare and tragic hit-and-run in 2012 feels like a false flag; the one fatality was the mother of a child who was in Florida with Dreamflight.
Operator of Dreamflight -- Joe Macari
Joe Macari became a race car driver in 1988, the year after the first Dreamflight. He is currently a leading luxury car dealer and event planner.
He is a complete mystery to me. I only found that his parents were originally from Monte Cassino, Italy, where his father owned ice cream and coffee shops. Archived
Dreamflight is our in-house charity which we support every step of the way.
Dreamflight is a registered charity in England and Wales (charity no 1117303) and Scotland (SC044892). It is governed by a Board of Trustees, and its day to day operations are managed by the Director, along with a small team in our Amersham office.
http://www.joemacarievents.com/our-in-house-charity-dreamflight/ archived http://archive.is/LKW7S
Facebook Joe Macari Events: https://m.facebook.com/joemacarievents/ includes photos of Dreamflight children at the car showroom.
This quote struck me:
In a New Yorker piece on Jerry Sandusky, entitled “In Plain View: How child molesters get away with it,” Malcolm Gladwell said the most prolific pedophile is rarely the “disheveled old man baldly offering candy to preschoolers.” Rather, pedophiles can be agreeable members of the community. “People didn’t believe that [he] was a pedophile because people liked [him] — without realizing that [he] was in the business of being likeable.”
Hopefully someone will be able to take this further.
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equineluvr ago
"On that cover, there was a card called The Star, which did not have any of the usual features,JPG but instead, it has fourteen, eight-pointed stars with a black and white photo of a child in each.PNG
These photos are reminiscent of the missing children photos which were once featured on milk cartons. Who are these children? Why are they on the cover of The Economist? Most surprisingly, why is there a COMET in the middle of these stars? Are the elite trying to say something to each other?"
Look closely, Those aren't children in the stars. They are "millennials."
Here's the 'official" explanation -
The World in 2017
The World in 2017 contains The Economist’s annual collection of detailed, numerate and opinionated predictions for the year ahead. The World in 2017 features leading figures from politics, business, finance, science, technology and the arts alongside prominent journalists from The Economist and other leading news publications.
The World In 2017 looks ahead to a new American presidency, a Chinese Communist Party Congress, elections in France and Germany and the political and economic challenges of Brexit, and marks a number of poignant global anniversaries—500 years since Martin Luther published his 95 theses, 100 years since Lenin launched the Russian revolution and 10 years since Steve jobs unveiled the iPhone. In our 31st edition, we include a special section featuring forecasts from 14 globally-minded millennials, ranging from a Syrian refugee-turned-photographer, an iconoclastic Chilean reggaeton artist, one of ballet’s biggest emerging names and leading online voices for young Africans and Muslim American women.
https://shop.economist.com/products/the-world-in-2017
Laskar ago
They look like young teens to me.
They are clearly older photos---look at the hair, clothing, etc.--, and in years past people looked more mature than those of the same age today. Have look at old yearbooks to see what I mean. the seniors in yearbooks form the fifties look to be thrity years old at least whereas they were only 17 or 18.
https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1769138