Yep, don't get discouraged folks, even though I know most of you that have been with us this past year understand how real Pizzagate is and always has been, but here's just a little more confirmation that everyone is on the right track.

Awesome work people! The networks we have discovered that run like a virus through almost every one of our most trusted institutions, entertainment, government, education, science and religion, through THIS very investigation HERE, along with other forum researchers from places like 4chan, we have done things and influenced the world panopticon in ways that it will ripple through the universe with profound declarations of humanity, honor, strength and a plea for compassion, security, safety and Sanity in a world designed to be on it's head from a malevolent force that insists on forcing it's will upon us.

I am proud of having been among such beautiful and empathetic people. Keep being the voices you have been for victims everywhere, you have all been wonderful!

LAPD says even bigger named stars will face probes as it reveals there are 28 open sex-crime investigations linked to Hollywood

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5116733/LAPD-investigating-28-Hollywood-media-sex-crime-claims.html#ixzz4zScPcHNH

• LAPD now has two teams of detectives working alleged sex crimes on its books
• It says it's also passed on 37 Hollywood sex crime reports to other jurisdictions
• And Police Chief Charlie Beck says that many more are expected to come
• He's also hired cold case experts to help deal with historical accusations
• Beck has promised to treat everyone who comes forward seriously

The LAPD says it has 28 open sex-crime investigations linked to Hollywood and the media, and that it expects more will come.

As well as the investigations it currently has open, the force has also passed on 37 cases to other jurisdictions where it believes the crimes may have occurred.

'We anticipate the LAPD and other jurisdictions will receive even more high profile sex crime reports in the coming weeks and months,' Police Chief Charlie Beck told the LA Times.

Looks like 2018 gonna be POPPIN'!