Kudos for laying out a handful of comprehendible facts on the table. My only qualm here is that many relevant facts regarding Podesta were left out. As repetitive as it may sound, you don't fully do the PizzaGate argument justice without properly bringing up the FBI's official "known Pedophile symbolism and code". The infamous WikiLeaks Podesta Hot Tub and handkerchief e-mail are definitely substantial.
If I'm not mistaken the woman Tamera Luzzatto writing Podesta in the Hot Tub E-mail was proven to have a highly suspect blog herself where she appeared to advertise nude images for sale of her own grandchildren. Harsh and deep, but true.
There is no "FBI official 'known pedophile code'." FULL STOP.
The codewords are made up. The codeword list that pasted around is a hoax. There's no evidence whatsoever for that list existing prior to the Podesta emails.
Given that this code does not exist, you cannot read the Podesta emails and substitute the code. You are basically making up evidence at that point.
Yes. Tons. The main being they didn't come from the FBI, they came from an anonymous user on 4chan. The other being, they don't even exist as any code list before that user posted, let alone "an FBI list." They are a deliberate hoax, in my opinion. It's quite easy to dump a dataset and analyze frequent words. This is how word clouds are made. The hoaxers then chose which words to map to a code and thus completely change the meanings of innocent emails.
As the commenter above notes one phrase was known slang.
Not entirely true. Cheese Pizza = CP = Child Porn. For MANY years before Podesta.
This is actually proves my point. One phrase is not a list.
Also, search the Podesta files on Wikileaks, the phrase "cheese pizza" never appears once. So Podesta doesn't even used the one phrase that can be code.
Also the whole pizzagate investigation is distorted in a major way. 99.9% of references to pizza are in no way involved in pedophilia, so it's an absolutely terrible indicator if someone is a pedophile. This is completely ignored, by most folks on here.
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FloridaJackalope ago
Kudos for laying out a handful of comprehendible facts on the table. My only qualm here is that many relevant facts regarding Podesta were left out. As repetitive as it may sound, you don't fully do the PizzaGate argument justice without properly bringing up the FBI's official "known Pedophile symbolism and code". The infamous WikiLeaks Podesta Hot Tub and handkerchief e-mail are definitely substantial.
If I'm not mistaken the woman Tamera Luzzatto writing Podesta in the Hot Tub E-mail was proven to have a highly suspect blog herself where she appeared to advertise nude images for sale of her own grandchildren. Harsh and deep, but true.
Are_we__sure ago
There is no "FBI official 'known pedophile code'." FULL STOP.
The codewords are made up. The codeword list that pasted around is a hoax. There's no evidence whatsoever for that list existing prior to the Podesta emails.
Given that this code does not exist, you cannot read the Podesta emails and substitute the code. You are basically making up evidence at that point.
Whattheheck321 ago
Do you have any proof to back up this assertion?
Are_we__sure ago
Yes. Tons. The main being they didn't come from the FBI, they came from an anonymous user on 4chan. The other being, they don't even exist as any code list before that user posted, let alone "an FBI list." They are a deliberate hoax, in my opinion. It's quite easy to dump a dataset and analyze frequent words. This is how word clouds are made. The hoaxers then chose which words to map to a code and thus completely change the meanings of innocent emails.
https://static01.nyt.com/newsgraphics/2016/12/07/pizzagate/daaa6b3b2a4ae2f0d1d1a18456d77ed4436b8ca0/images/4chan-terms.png
As the commenter above notes one phrase was known slang.
This is actually proves my point. One phrase is not a list. Also, search the Podesta files on Wikileaks, the phrase "cheese pizza" never appears once. So Podesta doesn't even used the one phrase that can be code.
Also the whole pizzagate investigation is distorted in a major way. 99.9% of references to pizza are in no way involved in pedophilia, so it's an absolutely terrible indicator if someone is a pedophile. This is completely ignored, by most folks on here.