Relevancy: Amazon has been malingering around the periphery of #pizzagate due to many shadowy activities of Jeff Bezos and his questionable associations and projects. Not only did he buy WaPo the paper that serves as Pedosta's personal propaganda machine, but there was that contract Bezos signed with the CIA, allegedly the mother of all sex trafficking operations. But what really put him on the map was Rose McGowan. Not only did she accuse him of being complicit in covering up her rape, but she tweeted this:

@jeffbezos I am calling you out to stop funding rapists alleged pedos and sexual harassers. I love @amazon but there is rot in Hollywood.

This latest scandal draws him in more to the center ring as his employees have allegedly been caught participating in sex trafficking.

As the title says, it just doesn't stop! Now there's this. Seeming proof that Amazon employees participated in sex trafficking! One only wonders how deep this goes. McGowan was prophetic in saying there's rot in Hollywood, but there seems to be rot all over the place -- and that includes corporations that generate billions and become players on the world stage and politics. This is proven by Microsoft's involvement in the developing scandal as reported by Newsweek.

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017/12/jeff-bezos-humiliation-amazon-employees-embroiled-sex-trafficking-scandal/

According to a new report, Amazon employees appear to have been caught ‘purchasing services from trafficked sex workers.’

The tech industry has a clear history of sexism and misogyny, but a recent Newsweek report highlights another problem. The publication got its hands on a slew of emails sent to brothels and pimps between 2014 and 2016 that document the industry’s patronage of brothels and purchasing of services from trafficked sex workers. Among the emails, which were obtained through a public records request to the King County Prosecutor’s Office, were 67 sent from Microsoft employee email accounts, 63 from Amazon accounts and dozens more from companies like Boeing, T-Mobile, Oracleand local Seattle tech firms.

Some of the emails were collected during a 2015 sting operation that targeted sex worker review boards and resulted in the arrest of 18 individuals, including high-level Amazon and Microsoft directors. Two opted for a trial, which is currently set to begin in March.

This isn’t the first sex scandal Amazon has been caught up in this year. In a shocking tweetstorm,