Yep. That would fit into CPP as a psy-op narrative. But the problem is if CPP is a psy-op then there's an obvious pitfall and that's dismissing the entire child trafficking story entirely based on a "kill room" joke regarding CPP and Pegasus Museum.

In fact that's probably the idea. The psy-op "defangs" any valid criticism. I've said this from day 1. Just take John Podesta's infamous cannibalism painting that's prominently displayed in his office. It's hard to miss.

Well if you were running a lucrative organ harvesting business turning poor Haitian people and poor black people unlucky enough to live near Homan Square Chicago into cold hard cash you'd want something like a cannibal painting so you could brow beat any Deplorable who started sniffing around. AreWeSure will brow beat you all day long over the deplorable distaste for Modern Art means we're all uncouth knuckle draggers who hate gay people and want all women to wear dog leashes.

Make sense? The psy-op works coming and going. And it works on any story. Say John Podesta and his "walnut sauce". The walnut has meaning to a pedophile but it's also an Italian delicacy like Pesto Sauce. So if you're John Podesta you write a few emails about your famous "walnut sauce" and then voila!

Any deplorable is immediately dismissed as an uncultured red neck for not knowing about fine Italian food. The whole time the real "walnut sauce" is getting made somewhere else that may never be found.