The weather is getting nicer. What can we do to organize another #Pizzagate#Pedogate protest like we did last year? (pizzagate)

submitted ago by PedoHunter12

I think we need more protests and activism in the physical realm, to reach more of the masses who still are either unaware of elite child abuse, or still believe it's "fake news".

Last year, the idea of a protest and organized displays clearly scared the cabal. So much, that they used their little bait-man, Alex Jones, to release an apology to James Alefantis on his channel, in an attempt to sabotage the protest in DC.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgE2rbrqQoI

He even removed and disabled comments critical of him, and nobody can comment on that video anymore.

My point is this; The paid infiltrators seem to have our investigation under control for the most part right now. They have us contained in our echo chambers, they have injected a partisan-conservative bias to divide us, and they monitor everything to make sure we don't "step out of bounds".

So, we need to change things up, and throw them a curveball, and I think a big organized protest (ideally, multiple protests throughout the summer), are the perfect way to force the investigation back into the limelight.

What can we do to make this happen? Anybody live in the DC area who would be willing to coordinate something?

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Are_we__sure ago

So much, that they used their little bait-man, Alex Jones, to release an apology to James Alefantis on his channel, in an attempt to sabotage the protest in DC.

The timing of Alex Jones's apology is due to Texas law and the timing of a letter he got from Alefantis's attorney. Before you sue someone for defamation, you have to give them time to retract their statements. They have to make a retraction or apology within 30 of you notifying them that they have defamed you https://www.emedialaw.com/2013-texas-legislature-watch-retracting-the-defamation-and-notifying-about-the-hack/

Jones didn’t say what prompted his apology but it may have been motivated by a letter Alefantis wrote to him in February. The letter demands an apology and retraction for InfoWars’ postings about Pizzagate; it does not threaten legal action, but refers to what Alefantis describes as “defaming” comments by InfoWars.

But the timing of Jones’s apology suggests he was concerned about a potential lawsuit. Under Texas law, the Austin-based Jones had to retract or apologize for the stories by Friday — one full month after receiving Alefantis’s letter — to avoid exposing InfoWars to punitive damages in a libel suit.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/?utm_term=.803a05d8819a