John Podesta - Trading 'fresh pasta' for Babysitting? Wikileaks email 44232 (pizzagate)

submitted ago by jangles

This wikileaks email has been under evaluated. It would be much harder for John Podesta to explain this email chain. https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/44232

This is my interpretation of the email chain.

Conversation between

Tara E McGuiness (TM)

&

John Podesta (JP) & Jennifer Palmier (White House communications director for the Obama Administration)

Mar 1 5:10 PM John Podesta Emailed: Leslie Dach and Tara McGuinnes

Is the better part of valor to postpone to later in the week? Easy for me one way or the other since I don't have to go out.

"Discretion is the better part of valor" Discretion is the better part of valor definition. Caution is preferable to rash bravery. Said by Falstaff in King Henry the Fourth, Part One, by William Shakespeare.

John Podesta with his tricky words implying that there needs to be discretion.

Tara G Responds Mar 1 5:23

We are easy either way

TG at 5:29 PM

Call me 202-244-XXXX

TG at 6:12 PM

En route. What is the house # again?

Then the next day John P sends a reply

Thx for coming out. Always happy to babysit.

Who the fuck was John Podesta Babysitting? Tara's daughter? pictured on her twitter handle?

https://twitter.com/taramcguinness

Why did the email chain start with

Suffice to say we will not make it tonight, I am sad to say. Have to settle for the pasta john gave us at Christmas. Really sorry to miss.

Honestly I don't think pasta would be that good 3 months later. Why hasn't this been brought up earlier? Did we miss this? This is damning.

My interpretation and only an opinion here is that Tara was trading a night with her daughter for some fresh pasta C3+P16+P16, a yeast/peptide cocktail used for treating age and disease.

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Kacey ago

Yes grandparents babysit kids. But really, John Podesta. People with that kind of money and power are busy folks, unlikely to babysit eh? They hire nannies to watch the kids. This man who is a mover and shaker in Washington DC is going to take time to watch someone else's kids? Unlikely.

Are_we__sure ago

https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/tools/lp/Bo/LogicalFallacies/196/Argument-from-Incredulity

You are making an argument from incredulity which means you are arguing against something simply by claiming you can't see how it would happen.

This email is not describing a long venture. Why would you need a nanny? It seems like one visit. What does having money and power have to do with it? It's about somebody's preference. I know a really rich guy who spends his money on tortoises. Does that make sense to you? Answer: It doesn't matter, it just is true.

After something has happened, it's probability of happening is 100%. For example, it seems really unlikely that someone would leave a bar at 1:30AM and then instead of going home walk the streets for hours making phone calls. But that's exactly what Seth Rich did the night he was murdered and the evidence of his phone calls shows this. So the likelihood he would do that that night is 100%. It no longer matters at all how unlikely it was the night before it happened or if I can understand this. It happened. And my own personal disbelief of why he would do this doesn't matter

Dressage2 ago

How do you know Seth Rich made those phone calls and not his murderer(s)?

Are_we__sure ago

Good Lord. How do you think I know that?

The cops interviewed who he was talking to.

Dressage2 ago

Rightttt. Just like they spoke to all the patrons and employees at Lou's Bar after Seth was murdered. After they pulled all the videos at the corner he was supposedly murdered at.

RweSure ago

Rightttt.

Ah, argument from arrogance. Just perfect. Nothing says,* I'm a idiot who can't be bothered to look up the basic facts* like Rightttt.

From the very first reports we know that he was on the phone with his girlfriend right before it happened.

On the last night of his life, Rich stayed at the bar until it closed around 1:30 a.m., according to a Lou’s bartender.

Two hours and 49 minutes later he would be lying on a sidewalk, dying.

A log of Rich’s phone calls, compiled by the family, accounts for a large chunk of that time — about two hours 15 minutes. But it doesn’t explain why he took so long to make a walk home that should have taken about 40 minutes.

There’s been much speculation that Rich went to another bar, the Wonderland Ballroom, after leaving Lou’s. But a person who spoke to him that night and agreed to be interviewed on the condition of anonymity said he did not go there.

Rich placed at least five calls and received two incoming calls, according to the log. The first three were placed before closing time — two to his father, who’d gone to bed early and didn’t hear the ring, and one to a friend; they lasted only a minute.

Rich seems to have been on the phone with another friend, who had called him, when the bar closed. That 12-minute call ended at 1:33.

At 2:05, he called his girlfriend, who was in her home state of Michigan. They spoke for 89 minutes. Then the call dropped. A few minutes later, he called her again, and they spoke for 43 more minutes.

At about 4:19 a.m., Rich told his girlfriend he was almost home and said, “I gotta go,” according to Rich’s father, who has spoken with his girlfriend. (She asked not to be named or quoted because of continuing harassment of those connected to the case.)

Rich didn’t sound alarmed. His girlfriend, according to a person familiar with the events of that night, went to bed thinking there was nothing amiss.