You seem pretty sure pizzagate is fake. Didn't something about it strike you as real for you to be here in the first place? Like, your username is Are_we_sure, like you believed pizzagate but were having doubts. But it sounds like you're pretty sure there's nothing to pizzagate.
And when the cops came through, me and Dre stood next to a burnt down house, with a can full of gas and a hand full of matches, and still weren't found out.
That's kind of how I think about your attitude toward pizzagate.
As if, if there were pedophiles, they would fuck kids live on TV to get caught. Like that's the level of evidence you'll need.
But having Heavy Breathing at your venue, with the pedo spiral, for all ages, and joke "We all have our preferences," isn't enough of a can full of gas and a hand full of matches for you.
And Podesta. With the creepy artwork. And the coded E-Mails about kids in hot tubs rubbing your nose at 5 in the morning.
How come, to me, those count as cans of gas and hands of matches, but they count as nothing to you?
@bojangles, @eagleshigh, @sarmegahhikkitha, weigh in here. How does one leap from a can full of gas and a hand full of matches, to them being responsible for a fire? How does one leap from pedophile bands, logos, and emails, to pedophilia?
Is it a leap?
@Are_we_sure, are you sure you're not just being blind, to ignore the evidence and fail to make the leap?
In your example, you begin with something real, something that actually happened. A house burned down.
Then you two people who had the opportunity and the means to do it.
In Pizzagate, you begin with nothing real, nothing that actually happened. This is the giant absence at the middle of the case.
When you have something real that happened, you can investigate what caused it to happen. If the fire was arson and if that arson was caused by gasoline the two people standing there with the gas and the matches look might suspicious.
In pizzagate, all you have is suspicion. A year and half in and that giant absence is still there.
If you wanted an analogy more like pizzagate it would something like.
There's somebody online who you don't know and who doesn't like you says you're an arsonist. Absolutely no evidence is given.
Then all of his many, many friends look for evidence that you ARE an arsonist. And all of your emails and social media are looked through and every time you mention "fire" or "matches" or "burn" is listed as evidence of your guilt. Also every time you mention sandwich because another anonymous person says sandwich is how arsonists describe their crimes. Then they start looking through all the emails of people you know and their social media and OH MY GOD, his friend from high school is a FIREMAN! The fire department is in on it. And what is this on his instagram! There so blatant about it.
Also every time you mention sandwich because another anonymous person says sandwich is how arsonists describe their crimes.
I know that the code words were just made up on 4Chan. I'm tired of seeing people attribute the code words to the FBI. It was the pedo spiral that should be attributed to the FBI. But isn't it clear that there is coded language in the Podesta E-Mails in a way not present in your sandwich example?
In Pizzagate, you begin with nothing real, nothing that actually happened. This is the giant absence at the middle of the case.
I first thought of Laura Silsby, but you might say she's too far divorced from Comet Ping Pong and the Podestas. Then I thought of Madeline McCann. The Podesta E-Mails were deleted the day she went missing. That kind of coincidence is like coincidentally being near a burnt down house with the means to burn down a house. Then there were the police sketches that look just like the Podesta brothers. Is that a giant absence still? The Instagram posts were fucked. Children with money. Children being taped down. Hotard. Selling of children. If it is all humor, maybe leave that humor to others that aren't already surrounded in suspicion. Then you have Alefantis's avatar, Pan, god of pedophilia. And his name's French resemblance to "I love children" and the acronym "Satan Life." I know what coincidences are, and the possibilities of coincidence here, but it still needs to be stated as evidence. That Axl Rose's name is an anagram for Oral Sex is no coincidence. You also have a video of a child screaming for help from Comet Ping Pong.
There's so much evidence here that it's hard to remember it all, and instead focus on the big evidence claims and how they've been debunked. Like that the code words were just made up by 4Chan, or that the sculpture was made before the Dahmer picture. (Even so, as I've told you before, the collection of the art piece may still be a tribute to Dahmer.)
The fire department is in on it.
Then you've got Megan Kelly doing the soft ball interview. The mainstream media immediately pronouncing it as debunked. The DC police obviously had not looked into it before pronouncing it debunked. And even archive sites started to get scrubbed of pedophilia articles from MSM sites. You've got James Alefantis pizza man named #50 influential man in DC. And apparently some kind of biological connection to the Rothchilds. You've got big politicians visiting this pizza joint for no apparent reason, and large donations going to it.
There was also a murder threat from Alefantis to a pizzagater which had a police report filed regarding.
You also had $65,000 of pizza and hotdogs flown to the white house.
I'm tired of seeing people attribute the code words to the FBI. It was the pedo spiral that should be attributed to the FBI. But isn't it clear that there is coded language in the Podesta E-Mails
True about the code words. As for the spiral the FBI never claimed that the spiral = pedophilia, in that they adapted a very common graphical element. The vast majority of uses would be unrelated.
No I do believe any code words are used whatsoever in the Podesta emails. In all cases, the plain language is understandable and far, far more likely than the fantasies involving the code words.
I first thought of Laura Silsby, but you might say she's too far divorced from Comet Ping Pong and the Podestas.
A subject I have debunked many times. There's actually no connection whatsoever. The claim was that Silsby got the kids from Nuestro Pequeno Hermanos, but that is absolutely false. We know exactly where she got her kids from. The AP tracked down where are the kids came from and found their parents.
Madeline McCann. ..... Is that a giant absence still?
Absolutely. The eFits are definitely odd, but the official police story is they are THE SAME MAN as described by two different witnesses and this man was said to be between 20-40 year old. I know the autists can't get beyond this, but there's no way that squares with two different men who would be in their 60's at the time. (As a complete aside, I don't think she was abducted. I think she died in that hotel room. An accident. The parents put the kids to sleep and go out for drinks and when the come back they find Madeline woke up and had an accident and then they engage in a quick cover up. There's many wierd things about how the efits were produced. The McCanns hired this investigator to look into the case and the guy turned out to be A, a complete conman [he even faked his own wedding] and B a client of Patton Boggs the Republican lobbying firm who was a competitor to Tony Podesta's company. I think he had offices in the same place as Patton Boggs)
The Instagram posts were fucked. Children with money. Children being taped down. Hotard. Selling of children.
You realize that all the evidence was heavily cherrypicked right? Only emails that had supposed code out of thousands and thousands of emails. Only social media posts with kids. It's all a cherry picked distorted view. i doubt people hear could actually describe what Tony Podesta's art collection was actually like, because they only saw a tiny part of it.
If it is all humor, maybe leave that humor to others that aren't already surrounded in suspicion.
You know you have this backwards right? All the posts you referred to were posted before pizzagate and then viewed with the utmost suspicion. That's why I gave the example of people looking through your emails and social media with suspicion and not giving you any benefit of the doubt, because that is what happened. Think of how easy people could frame things, if they already thought you were guilty. The posts themselves are not suspicious, unless you already have child sex on your mind. (Psychologists call this priming.) They may be in bad taste, but they do not serve as evidence of child trafficking. They may be shocking to folks who don't know drag queens, but even that photo of the guy in drag covered in blood is pretty easily understandable as that was his Halloween costume and he was going as Carrie from the Steve King book/classic horror movie.
Wait. What? Who told you this? Pan is not the god of pedophilia. I think you are mixing things up here.
And his name's French resemblance to "I love children" and the acronym "Satan Life."
Do you actually believe this to be evidence? Because I think you realize this is not evidence. And his name is Greek, not French and he didn't choose his name. My last name sounds like an animal, does that mean something? What you are engaging in here is known as confirmation bias, viewing evidence in a way that confirms a conclusion you already have. All people are prone to this. It's pretty powerful too, because it's "feels right" feels like it's true.
You also have a video of a child screaming for help from Comet Ping Pong.
You absolutely DO NOT have this. You have a child on the street throwing a tantrum. The guy taking the video hated Comet Ping Pong. He would have made a big deal out of this years ago.
(Even so, as I've told you before, the collection of the art piece may still be a tribute to Dahmer.)
You are jamming the square peg of speculation into a round hole of the evidence here. It doesn't fit.
The mainstream media immediately pronouncing it as debunked.
I call this prebunked. It never made any sense to begin with. The evidence only begins to look connected if you believe they are all guilty to start.
You've got James Alefantis pizza man named #50 influential man in DC.
You know also made that list? Three party planners, a baseball player, another restaurant owner and some weather bloggers. You know it was not literally describing the 50 most powerful people in DC right. It's just a magazine article.
You've got big politicians visiting this pizza joint for no apparent reason, and large donations going to it.
No apparent reason? It's a very well reviewed restaurant in a city with a lot of politicians. And specifically what politician are you thinking of? It's like a well reviewed restaurant in LA having celebrities go there. Yeah, it's a company town.
No donations went to it. I'm sorry but that's completely ludicrous and it only exists as a factoid because most of the folks here don't know how to do real research and can't understand the documents they read.
There was also a murder threat from Alefantis to a pizzagater which had a police report filed regarding.
You can choose to believe that, but it never happened.
You also had $65,000 of pizza and hotdogs flown to the white house.
The $65,000 hot dog party guy? Not a White House insider. A guy who worked in Texas with no first hand knowledge of the White House and certainly not an Obama insider, he hated Obama. AND he just repeating a fake story that was going around on the right wing blogs and talk shows. After Obama had the pizza chef of a St Louis Pizzeria come to the White House to make pizza, right wing blogs started saying he wasted a bunch of taxpayer money just to eat pizza. (Actually the pizza chef bought the ingredients himself.)
Most of your post contains taking points I cited as facts and showing them not to be facts. For example, your two linked threads about Silsby were fairly long. Can you agree with me that if what I cited as facts were facts, then there would be a substantial theory here, rather than mere suspicion?
As for the spiral the FBI never claimed that the spiral = pedophilia
It also seems to me that you have invested quite a bit of time in debunking. This is the time that was not spent by the media or the police.
It never made any sense to begin with.
Of course it makes sense. There are precedents of covered up pedophilia by elites. What do you mean it doesn't make sense? What doesn't make sense about it?
No I do believe any code words are used whatsoever in the Podesta emails.
The words scream to me to be code. But don't take my word for it. Hay @eagleshigh, @bojangles, @sarmegahhikkitha, does that sound like coded language or no? I am a native speaker of English. Something must account for why we native speakers believe it to be code. This isn't confirmation bias, having us see coded language where there is none. There is coded language.
And what could the kids rubbing his nose at 5 in the morning mean? Can you at least admit that it sounds fucked up? That someone would excitedly bring their grandkids to Podesta's hot tub, and to spend the night? It is too fitting into the pedophile narrative.
You realize that all the evidence was heavily cherrypicked right?
I'm not sure that I understand how cherrypicking is supposed to be damning here. Like, have you seen that video of Biden allegedly groping that little girl on C-SPAN? It looks weird. But imagine if you popped up and said, "Yeah, but take a look at all of Biden's other TV appearances where he didn't grope a little girl." The isolated evidence is damning enough.
I'm not trying to claim Biden was groping that girl, by the way. I was just using an example.
You know you have this backwards right?
In some neuroscience experiments, you're asked to perform an action, and then the scientists try to predict what you did. They look at their fMRI results. Even though, say, you moved your left hand instead of your right hand, hours or days before the scientists put in their "prediction" of what you will do, the scientists still "predicted" your action before you performed it, by studying the fMRI results that were taken before you performed the action. If I say, "The scientists predicted your action before you performed it," you might say, "You know you have this backwards right? First I moved my left hand, then days later the scientists finished analyzing the fMRI results."
I understand that pizzagate broke, and then everything was viewed with suspicion. But if you were without an air of suspicion, you would just be the guy making pedophile jokes. If you were "already" surrounded with suspicion, as was my verbiage, it was because you were already surrounded with things that would look damning once given an initial spark of suspicion. This is what I meant about being "already" surrounded by suspicion. They were already surrounded by suspicious things.
For example, someone who bought into the Satanic panic of the 80s might make the leap to pedophilia from spirit cooking alone. That's because there is an assumed relationship between Satanism and pedophilia. But then you add the hot tub and nose rubbing emails, and visiting of a venue which plays bands that have the pedo logo in their music video, and you see a selection of Tony's art collection, then you are building a case against someone you were "already" suspicious of. I'd say, given the first thing that makes you suspicious, each subsequent thing adds to what you were "already" suspicious of. Of course, when you present your findings in bulk all at once when pizzagate broke, that's when people became suspicious. But I wouldn't use that bulk evidence as a reason to prohibit my use of the word "already." Remember, the clock starts given the first suspicious evidence, not when the bulk bomb broke.
Wait. What? Who told you this? Pan is not the god of pedophilia. I think you are mixing things up here.
Alright.
Do you actually believe this to be evidence?
Yes, it is evidence. I see no reason not to call it evidence. If I suspected you of being a furry, and then I found out your last name was Fox, that would be evidence. I would wonder if you changed your name. I don't know if he chose his name or not. Given that I don't know ahead of time whether his name is his birth name or a changed name, given that I am suspecting him of pedophilia, his name's resemblance to pedophilia should certainly be kept on the table, and motivate researchers to go find out if that's his real name or a changed name. And even if it were just a bizarre coincidence, it should still be noted as a bizarre coincidence, rather than not mentioned at all. Then we can choose how minimally we weigh it as evidence. Otherwise, you're taking something that looks coincidental and suspicious and blatantly ignoring it, which is ignoring evidence.
confirmation bias
I disagree with your assessment of confirmation bias here. Maybe I would sooner agree to an accusation of pareidolia. It is not because I am pre-convinced that Alefantis is guilty that I take his name to be evidence of Satanism or pedophilia. It is because, in isolation, counts toward the thesis that that man may be a Satanist or a pedophile. This could even be the first piece of evidence, that "spark" I referred to above. So now you see why pareidolia is more accurate than confirmation bias. But even pareidolia is not accurate, because I am not finding patterns in random data, or patterns that only I can see, but rather these patterns of the anagram and the French are objectively there for all to see and evaluate.
"feels right" feels like it's true.
Likewise, that pizzagate sounds stupid or absurd or outlandish can't be used for pre-bunking it out of hand.
You have a child on the street throwing a tantrum. The guy taking the video hated Comet Ping Pong.
If I recall correctly, the video was dated years before pizzagate broke. I don't know why the video taper would hate Comet Ping Pong. If, years before Pizzagate broke, I stumbled across a YouTube video of a kid screaming at Comet Ping Pong, I would think, "Wow someone was probably video taping because they were concerned at the sound of a child screaming," rather than, "Wow that guy probably hates that establishment and is trying to frame them by making it seem like screaming is coming from withinside rather than from the street."
There is a substantial theory here, and even if it is debunked or false, there's too much to it for it to have been pronounced as debunked or pre-bunked as quickly as it was.
You are jamming the square peg of speculation into a round hole of the evidence here.
I am not emphasizing that my speculation is evidence. I am emphasizing that defeated evidence can possibly be resurrected. Not that it has.
You know also made that list? Three party planners, a baseball player, another restaurant owner and some weather bloggers. You know it was not literally describing the 50 most powerful people in DC right. It's just a magazine article.
@Bojangles, maybe he has me here? Can you think of any good defense? How about you, Sar?
These things need to be defeated and deflated, as you're doing. I see what you do as a service to the community.
If there were 49 politicians on the list, and 1 pizza man, he would be out of place. Hearing he was of the 50 most powerful in DC warrants looking into him. If there is a forming theory that he is involved with elites, that magazine article would be constitutive of evidence. It would then need to be deflated as you did, but you couldn't dismiss it as pre-bunked or nonsensical ahead of time.
No apparent reason? It's a very well reviewed restaurant in a city with a lot of politicians. And specifically what politician are you thinking of?
They can order delivery. Hillary Clinton.
Also note how nobody lost their mind and started claiming pizza = pedophilia. That had to wait for the psyops on social media to mature.
If pizzagate is psyops it's worth studying for that reason alone. The controversy should be what powers had the resources to develop this sophisticated and convincing -- (you must admit that a lot of people were convinced) -- of a psyop, rather than some elite pedophiles at a pizza place. Instead we get this MSM narrative about Russian hacking. Rather than the psyop that attempted to sway voters away from Democrat that was being broke by Wikileaks right before the election. Or do you think social media is enough to organically grow such a "psyop." In fact, it seems like a misnomer to call an organically developed suspicion by an unaffiliated mass a psyop. It's not like there was some shady cabal that was pushing this on the world. Or do you think a few 4Channers are that powerful? And I suppose you're not convinced by Q either, while I am.
Do you happen to know if Julian Assange was raised in a cult?
You and I happen to be engaged in critical thinking, and I think there's a mutual respect between us to see that. I am not quick to believe in god or ghosts or aliens or reptilians. I am concerned with epistemology and philosophy of science. I am concerned with law. I am concerned with edge cases and points of failure. I'm concerned about times when we believe what's false, or disbelieve what's true. I'm concerned with the extent criminals can get away with their crimes given plausible deniability. I think there's enough here to warrant a real investigation. I don't think that's a whacko position. Feel free to correct me.
On the "50 Most Powerful People in DC" article, I agree with him. There are a bunch of random non-politicians/lobbyists/government officials on that list. GQ is like some shitty fashion magazine; they don't have any special insight into anything. The only political commentary I've seen from them is Keith Olbermann's unhinged Russian conspiracy rants.
Liberal twentysomethings in khakis drink beer and eat pizza at Alefantis-owned Comet Ping Pong. More established progressives wine and dine next door at Alefantis-owned Buck's Fishing Camping. Alefantis is also the board president of Transformer, the contemporary art gallery that shamed the Smithsonian for removing an installation offensive to right-wingers. When it comes to D.C. radical chic, Alefantis is unsurpassed. If you don't know him, you aren't wearing your scarf right.
It checks out tbh. This is someone that the bugmen who read GQ would like to see on this list. I wonder why they left out that he used to engage in anal intercourse with David Brock, founder of Media Matters. I think that would contribute to his "power."
I think the weirdest thing about Alefaggot being on the list is that Comet Ping Pong doesn't even seem like a good restaurant. This place definitely isn't winning any Michelin stars. Their food looks mediocre at best, disgusting at worst.
@watitdew would you like to chime in here? Is it just the lighting or does this food look terrible? What do you think of the big slab of prosciutto lazily draped over the pizza?
Comet Ping Pong doesn't even seem like a good restaurant. This place definitely isn't winning any Michelin stars. Their food looks mediocre at best, disgusting at worst.
You're wrong on this. It's a well respected restaurant. Folks here tried to pretend it was a front or just a dump...(I guess industrial design hasn't hit their towns yet), but it was a place serious about the food and pretty popular. That's why the idea that children were being held there was so ridiculous. Thousands of people walk though there.
First of all, a Michelin star isn't even what the restaurant is going for and is the wrong standard even to apply to a place like Comet that was always a neighborhood restaurant. In Washington DC, with all its money and all the foreign visitors only 14 restaurants have Michelin Stars.
Alefantis was not a chef and was not even the most famous person behind Buck's or Comet when it opened up. His partner Carole Greenwood was well known and respected, having had her three of her own restaurants before him. She was a good chef, but a bit of a pain in the ass. When Alefantis joined up with her, he was going to take care of the business side and the "front of the house" aka dealing with customers which was not her strong suit, and she was going to concentrate on the food which was her strong suit.
2007 First Washington Post Review 2.5 out of 4 stars
This is a great review. 3 stars is "Excellent" and 4 stars is superlative. 4 stars is a dinner you should never forget and a casual place like Comet wouldn't even be able to reach it, because they are not going for that level of service.
The pies come by way of a big wood-burning pizza oven and Carole Greenwood, chef of the neighboring Buck's Fishing & Camping, where the ordinary (steak, mussels, chocolate cake) tastes extraordinary. No surprise, then, that the pizzas at her spin-off are so seductive. Thin and crisp, the big, rectangular crusts are made with both Italian white and wheat flours, drizzled with garlic-laced olive oil, and scattered with high-quality toppings, including fresh mozzarella and tomato sauce made from scratch and tinged with honey and basil.
First of all, a Michelin star isn't even what the restaurant is going for and is the wrong standard even to apply to a place like Comet that was always a neighborhood restaurant
I'm aware, I just thought the Michelin star remark would be funny.
Yeah, that is a better picture. Surely it would not be a popular place if the food was actually bad. Those Yelp photos sure are unflattering, though.
His partner Carole Greenwood was well known and respected, having had her three of her own restaurants before him. She was a good chef, but a bit of a pain in the ass. When Alefantis joined up with her, he was going to take care of the business side and the "front of the house" aka dealing with customers which was not her strong suit, and she was going to concentrate on the food which was her strong suit.
You seem to know a lot about all this. Alefantis, is that you? Sorry I said you should be executed, but you should quit being a homosexual shitlib with a rather creepy physiognomy. Not cool bro.
I seem to recall something about a plebbit post where Carole's son claimed that their parting ways was because JA touched him inappropriately or they buttfucked or something.
Re: the food it's pizza of a woodfired variety that probably plays well with hipster douche pedo faggots in DC.
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Are_we_sure ago
And you still can't even state enough evidence to justify a warrant
Antiracist10 ago
You seem pretty sure pizzagate is fake. Didn't something about it strike you as real for you to be here in the first place? Like, your username is Are_we_sure, like you believed pizzagate but were having doubts. But it sounds like you're pretty sure there's nothing to pizzagate.
@eagleshigh @bojangles @sarmegahhikkitha
Are_we_sure ago
The folks who got pizzagate rolling didn't believe in it. They just knew it would a potent weapon. I was surprised to find actual true believers.
Antiracist10 ago
You don't think James Alefantis is involved in any pedo shit? Really? Really?
@eagleshigh @bojangles @sarmegahhikkitha
Are_we_sure ago
I do not.
Antiracist10 ago
I'm reminded of this lyric:
That's kind of how I think about your attitude toward pizzagate.
As if, if there were pedophiles, they would fuck kids live on TV to get caught. Like that's the level of evidence you'll need.
But having Heavy Breathing at your venue, with the pedo spiral, for all ages, and joke "We all have our preferences," isn't enough of a can full of gas and a hand full of matches for you.
And Podesta. With the creepy artwork. And the coded E-Mails about kids in hot tubs rubbing your nose at 5 in the morning.
How come, to me, those count as cans of gas and hands of matches, but they count as nothing to you?
@bojangles, @eagleshigh, @sarmegahhikkitha, weigh in here. How does one leap from a can full of gas and a hand full of matches, to them being responsible for a fire? How does one leap from pedophile bands, logos, and emails, to pedophilia?
Is it a leap?
@Are_we_sure, are you sure you're not just being blind, to ignore the evidence and fail to make the leap?
Are_we_sure ago
I don't buy your analogy at all.
In your example, you begin with something real, something that actually happened. A house burned down. Then you two people who had the opportunity and the means to do it.
In Pizzagate, you begin with nothing real, nothing that actually happened. This is the giant absence at the middle of the case.
When you have something real that happened, you can investigate what caused it to happen. If the fire was arson and if that arson was caused by gasoline the two people standing there with the gas and the matches look might suspicious.
In pizzagate, all you have is suspicion. A year and half in and that giant absence is still there.
If you wanted an analogy more like pizzagate it would something like.
There's somebody online who you don't know and who doesn't like you says you're an arsonist. Absolutely no evidence is given. Then all of his many, many friends look for evidence that you ARE an arsonist. And all of your emails and social media are looked through and every time you mention "fire" or "matches" or "burn" is listed as evidence of your guilt. Also every time you mention sandwich because another anonymous person says sandwich is how arsonists describe their crimes. Then they start looking through all the emails of people you know and their social media and OH MY GOD, his friend from high school is a FIREMAN! The fire department is in on it. And what is this on his instagram! There so blatant about it.
https://img.discogs.com/Y7VZxKKATX3RT6cnpom2yQIC7OY=/fit-in/300x300/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(40)/discogs-images/R-1976887-1256232685.jpeg
Have you seen the email where he is talking about being on fire? or where that grandmother he knows talks about how much she likes to cook?
and look at his favorite actor, Joaquin Phoenix!!!!! Aka the Firebird?
Look at this email he burned a colleague. We have to see who works with him and if anyone died in a fire.
Wow. So many fires near his house, we have to see if he was near any of these.
Antiracist10 ago
I know that the code words were just made up on 4Chan. I'm tired of seeing people attribute the code words to the FBI. It was the pedo spiral that should be attributed to the FBI. But isn't it clear that there is coded language in the Podesta E-Mails in a way not present in your sandwich example?
I first thought of Laura Silsby, but you might say she's too far divorced from Comet Ping Pong and the Podestas. Then I thought of Madeline McCann. The Podesta E-Mails were deleted the day she went missing. That kind of coincidence is like coincidentally being near a burnt down house with the means to burn down a house. Then there were the police sketches that look just like the Podesta brothers. Is that a giant absence still? The Instagram posts were fucked. Children with money. Children being taped down. Hotard. Selling of children. If it is all humor, maybe leave that humor to others that aren't already surrounded in suspicion. Then you have Alefantis's avatar, Pan, god of pedophilia. And his name's French resemblance to "I love children" and the acronym "Satan Life." I know what coincidences are, and the possibilities of coincidence here, but it still needs to be stated as evidence. That Axl Rose's name is an anagram for Oral Sex is no coincidence. You also have a video of a child screaming for help from Comet Ping Pong.
There's so much evidence here that it's hard to remember it all, and instead focus on the big evidence claims and how they've been debunked. Like that the code words were just made up by 4Chan, or that the sculpture was made before the Dahmer picture. (Even so, as I've told you before, the collection of the art piece may still be a tribute to Dahmer.)
Then you've got Megan Kelly doing the soft ball interview. The mainstream media immediately pronouncing it as debunked. The DC police obviously had not looked into it before pronouncing it debunked. And even archive sites started to get scrubbed of pedophilia articles from MSM sites. You've got James Alefantis pizza man named #50 influential man in DC. And apparently some kind of biological connection to the Rothchilds. You've got big politicians visiting this pizza joint for no apparent reason, and large donations going to it.
There was also a murder threat from Alefantis to a pizzagater which had a police report filed regarding.
You also had $65,000 of pizza and hotdogs flown to the white house.
Man, there's some fucked up suspicious shit here.
@eagleshigh @bojangles @sarmegahhikkitha
Are_we_sure ago
True about the code words. As for the spiral the FBI never claimed that the spiral = pedophilia, in that they adapted a very common graphical element. The vast majority of uses would be unrelated.
No I do believe any code words are used whatsoever in the Podesta emails. In all cases, the plain language is understandable and far, far more likely than the fantasies involving the code words.
A subject I have debunked many times. There's actually no connection whatsoever. The claim was that Silsby got the kids from Nuestro Pequeno Hermanos, but that is absolutely false. We know exactly where she got her kids from. The AP tracked down where are the kids came from and found their parents.
https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2122947 https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2153386
Absolutely. The eFits are definitely odd, but the official police story is they are THE SAME MAN as described by two different witnesses and this man was said to be between 20-40 year old. I know the autists can't get beyond this, but there's no way that squares with two different men who would be in their 60's at the time. (As a complete aside, I don't think she was abducted. I think she died in that hotel room. An accident. The parents put the kids to sleep and go out for drinks and when the come back they find Madeline woke up and had an accident and then they engage in a quick cover up. There's many wierd things about how the efits were produced. The McCanns hired this investigator to look into the case and the guy turned out to be A, a complete conman [he even faked his own wedding] and B a client of Patton Boggs the Republican lobbying firm who was a competitor to Tony Podesta's company. I think he had offices in the same place as Patton Boggs)
You realize that all the evidence was heavily cherrypicked right? Only emails that had supposed code out of thousands and thousands of emails. Only social media posts with kids. It's all a cherry picked distorted view. i doubt people hear could actually describe what Tony Podesta's art collection was actually like, because they only saw a tiny part of it.
You know you have this backwards right? All the posts you referred to were posted before pizzagate and then viewed with the utmost suspicion. That's why I gave the example of people looking through your emails and social media with suspicion and not giving you any benefit of the doubt, because that is what happened. Think of how easy people could frame things, if they already thought you were guilty. The posts themselves are not suspicious, unless you already have child sex on your mind. (Psychologists call this priming.) They may be in bad taste, but they do not serve as evidence of child trafficking. They may be shocking to folks who don't know drag queens, but even that photo of the guy in drag covered in blood is pretty easily understandable as that was his Halloween costume and he was going as Carrie from the Steve King book/classic horror movie.
https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/stephenking/images/6/6a/Carrie_10.jpg
Wait. What? Who told you this? Pan is not the god of pedophilia. I think you are mixing things up here.
Do you actually believe this to be evidence? Because I think you realize this is not evidence. And his name is Greek, not French and he didn't choose his name. My last name sounds like an animal, does that mean something? What you are engaging in here is known as confirmation bias, viewing evidence in a way that confirms a conclusion you already have. All people are prone to this. It's pretty powerful too, because it's "feels right" feels like it's true.
You absolutely DO NOT have this. You have a child on the street throwing a tantrum. The guy taking the video hated Comet Ping Pong. He would have made a big deal out of this years ago.
You are jamming the square peg of speculation into a round hole of the evidence here. It doesn't fit.
I call this prebunked. It never made any sense to begin with. The evidence only begins to look connected if you believe they are all guilty to start.
You know also made that list? Three party planners, a baseball player, another restaurant owner and some weather bloggers. You know it was not literally describing the 50 most powerful people in DC right. It's just a magazine article.
No apparent reason? It's a very well reviewed restaurant in a city with a lot of politicians. And specifically what politician are you thinking of? It's like a well reviewed restaurant in LA having celebrities go there. Yeah, it's a company town.
No donations went to it. I'm sorry but that's completely ludicrous and it only exists as a factoid because most of the folks here don't know how to do real research and can't understand the documents they read.
You can choose to believe that, but it never happened.
Nope. I debunked that too.
Antiracist10 ago
Most of your post contains taking points I cited as facts and showing them not to be facts. For example, your two linked threads about Silsby were fairly long. Can you agree with me that if what I cited as facts were facts, then there would be a substantial theory here, rather than mere suspicion?
They did, though. https://wikileaks.org/wiki/FBI_pedophile_symbols
It also seems to me that you have invested quite a bit of time in debunking. This is the time that was not spent by the media or the police.
Of course it makes sense. There are precedents of covered up pedophilia by elites. What do you mean it doesn't make sense? What doesn't make sense about it?
The words scream to me to be code. But don't take my word for it. Hay @eagleshigh, @bojangles, @sarmegahhikkitha, does that sound like coded language or no? I am a native speaker of English. Something must account for why we native speakers believe it to be code. This isn't confirmation bias, having us see coded language where there is none. There is coded language.
And what could the kids rubbing his nose at 5 in the morning mean? Can you at least admit that it sounds fucked up? That someone would excitedly bring their grandkids to Podesta's hot tub, and to spend the night? It is too fitting into the pedophile narrative.
I'm not sure that I understand how cherrypicking is supposed to be damning here. Like, have you seen that video of Biden allegedly groping that little girl on C-SPAN? It looks weird. But imagine if you popped up and said, "Yeah, but take a look at all of Biden's other TV appearances where he didn't grope a little girl." The isolated evidence is damning enough.
I'm not trying to claim Biden was groping that girl, by the way. I was just using an example.
In some neuroscience experiments, you're asked to perform an action, and then the scientists try to predict what you did. They look at their fMRI results. Even though, say, you moved your left hand instead of your right hand, hours or days before the scientists put in their "prediction" of what you will do, the scientists still "predicted" your action before you performed it, by studying the fMRI results that were taken before you performed the action. If I say, "The scientists predicted your action before you performed it," you might say, "You know you have this backwards right? First I moved my left hand, then days later the scientists finished analyzing the fMRI results."
I understand that pizzagate broke, and then everything was viewed with suspicion. But if you were without an air of suspicion, you would just be the guy making pedophile jokes. If you were "already" surrounded with suspicion, as was my verbiage, it was because you were already surrounded with things that would look damning once given an initial spark of suspicion. This is what I meant about being "already" surrounded by suspicion. They were already surrounded by suspicious things.
For example, someone who bought into the Satanic panic of the 80s might make the leap to pedophilia from spirit cooking alone. That's because there is an assumed relationship between Satanism and pedophilia. But then you add the hot tub and nose rubbing emails, and visiting of a venue which plays bands that have the pedo logo in their music video, and you see a selection of Tony's art collection, then you are building a case against someone you were "already" suspicious of. I'd say, given the first thing that makes you suspicious, each subsequent thing adds to what you were "already" suspicious of. Of course, when you present your findings in bulk all at once when pizzagate broke, that's when people became suspicious. But I wouldn't use that bulk evidence as a reason to prohibit my use of the word "already." Remember, the clock starts given the first suspicious evidence, not when the bulk bomb broke.
Alright.
Yes, it is evidence. I see no reason not to call it evidence. If I suspected you of being a furry, and then I found out your last name was Fox, that would be evidence. I would wonder if you changed your name. I don't know if he chose his name or not. Given that I don't know ahead of time whether his name is his birth name or a changed name, given that I am suspecting him of pedophilia, his name's resemblance to pedophilia should certainly be kept on the table, and motivate researchers to go find out if that's his real name or a changed name. And even if it were just a bizarre coincidence, it should still be noted as a bizarre coincidence, rather than not mentioned at all. Then we can choose how minimally we weigh it as evidence. Otherwise, you're taking something that looks coincidental and suspicious and blatantly ignoring it, which is ignoring evidence.
I disagree with your assessment of confirmation bias here. Maybe I would sooner agree to an accusation of pareidolia. It is not because I am pre-convinced that Alefantis is guilty that I take his name to be evidence of Satanism or pedophilia. It is because, in isolation, counts toward the thesis that that man may be a Satanist or a pedophile. This could even be the first piece of evidence, that "spark" I referred to above. So now you see why pareidolia is more accurate than confirmation bias. But even pareidolia is not accurate, because I am not finding patterns in random data, or patterns that only I can see, but rather these patterns of the anagram and the French are objectively there for all to see and evaluate.
Likewise, that pizzagate sounds stupid or absurd or outlandish can't be used for pre-bunking it out of hand.
If I recall correctly, the video was dated years before pizzagate broke. I don't know why the video taper would hate Comet Ping Pong. If, years before Pizzagate broke, I stumbled across a YouTube video of a kid screaming at Comet Ping Pong, I would think, "Wow someone was probably video taping because they were concerned at the sound of a child screaming," rather than, "Wow that guy probably hates that establishment and is trying to frame them by making it seem like screaming is coming from withinside rather than from the street."
There is a substantial theory here, and even if it is debunked or false, there's too much to it for it to have been pronounced as debunked or pre-bunked as quickly as it was.
I am not emphasizing that my speculation is evidence. I am emphasizing that defeated evidence can possibly be resurrected. Not that it has.
@Bojangles, maybe he has me here? Can you think of any good defense? How about you, Sar?
These things need to be defeated and deflated, as you're doing. I see what you do as a service to the community.
If there were 49 politicians on the list, and 1 pizza man, he would be out of place. Hearing he was of the 50 most powerful in DC warrants looking into him. If there is a forming theory that he is involved with elites, that magazine article would be constitutive of evidence. It would then need to be deflated as you did, but you couldn't dismiss it as pre-bunked or nonsensical ahead of time.
They can order delivery. Hillary Clinton.
If pizzagate is psyops it's worth studying for that reason alone. The controversy should be what powers had the resources to develop this sophisticated and convincing -- (you must admit that a lot of people were convinced) -- of a psyop, rather than some elite pedophiles at a pizza place. Instead we get this MSM narrative about Russian hacking. Rather than the psyop that attempted to sway voters away from Democrat that was being broke by Wikileaks right before the election. Or do you think social media is enough to organically grow such a "psyop." In fact, it seems like a misnomer to call an organically developed suspicion by an unaffiliated mass a psyop. It's not like there was some shady cabal that was pushing this on the world. Or do you think a few 4Channers are that powerful? And I suppose you're not convinced by Q either, while I am.
Do you happen to know if Julian Assange was raised in a cult?
You and I happen to be engaged in critical thinking, and I think there's a mutual respect between us to see that. I am not quick to believe in god or ghosts or aliens or reptilians. I am concerned with epistemology and philosophy of science. I am concerned with law. I am concerned with edge cases and points of failure. I'm concerned about times when we believe what's false, or disbelieve what's true. I'm concerned with the extent criminals can get away with their crimes given plausible deniability. I think there's enough here to warrant a real investigation. I don't think that's a whacko position. Feel free to correct me.
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Bojangles ago
On the "50 Most Powerful People in DC" article, I agree with him. There are a bunch of random non-politicians/lobbyists/government officials on that list. GQ is like some shitty fashion magazine; they don't have any special insight into anything. The only political commentary I've seen from them is Keith Olbermann's unhinged Russian conspiracy rants.
It checks out tbh. This is someone that the bugmen who read GQ would like to see on this list. I wonder why they left out that he used to engage in anal intercourse with David Brock, founder of Media Matters. I think that would contribute to his "power."
I think the weirdest thing about Alefaggot being on the list is that Comet Ping Pong doesn't even seem like a good restaurant. This place definitely isn't winning any Michelin stars. Their food looks mediocre at best, disgusting at worst.
Pizza: https://s3-media4.fl.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/x20uz9q3oiXq47fx_oMk5A/o.jpg
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Wings: https://s3-media4.fl.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/bh23UGNvbbkBuGU-x4gWmw/o.jpg
@watitdew would you like to chime in here? Is it just the lighting or does this food look terrible? What do you think of the big slab of prosciutto lazily draped over the pizza?
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Are_we_sure ago
You're wrong on this. It's a well respected restaurant. Folks here tried to pretend it was a front or just a dump...(I guess industrial design hasn't hit their towns yet), but it was a place serious about the food and pretty popular. That's why the idea that children were being held there was so ridiculous. Thousands of people walk though there.
First of all, a Michelin star isn't even what the restaurant is going for and is the wrong standard even to apply to a place like Comet that was always a neighborhood restaurant. In Washington DC, with all its money and all the foreign visitors only 14 restaurants have Michelin Stars.
Alefantis was not a chef and was not even the most famous person behind Buck's or Comet when it opened up. His partner Carole Greenwood was well known and respected, having had her three of her own restaurants before him. She was a good chef, but a bit of a pain in the ass. When Alefantis joined up with her, he was going to take care of the business side and the "front of the house" aka dealing with customers which was not her strong suit, and she was going to concentrate on the food which was her strong suit.
2003 Wasington Post gives Buck's three stars and highlights Greenwood's name in the headline.
2007 First Washington Post Review 2.5 out of 4 stars
This is a great review. 3 stars is "Excellent" and 4 stars is superlative. 4 stars is a dinner you should never forget and a casual place like Comet wouldn't even be able to reach it, because they are not going for that level of service.
Here's what a restaurant that gets a 4 star review looks like https://theinnatlittlewashington.com/wp-content/uploads/photo-gallery/Restaurant%20Gallery/Dining-Room-12.jpg
For a neighborhood place that's not superexpensive 2.5 stars will keep you busy for a long
2008-ish Epicurious article on best places in DC
2008 NY Magazine singles out Greenwood and Bucks and Comet in a story on where to eat in DC.
Washington Post review 2016 two stars.
Here's one of the better photos of their food. They look like well cooked pies--heat high enough and in the oven for the proper amount of time. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/58938b2d440243086b10e033/t/58d835dbff7c50b1728c92d4/1490564723805/PIZZAS?format=2500w
I suspect the lighting in Comet, is very warm and that screws with the colors of snapshots.
Bojangles ago
I'm aware, I just thought the Michelin star remark would be funny.
Yeah, that is a better picture. Surely it would not be a popular place if the food was actually bad. Those Yelp photos sure are unflattering, though.
You seem to know a lot about all this. Alefantis, is that you? Sorry I said you should be executed, but you should quit being a homosexual shitlib with a rather creepy physiognomy. Not cool bro.
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watitdew ago
I seem to recall something about a plebbit post where Carole's son claimed that their parting ways was because JA touched him inappropriately or they buttfucked or something.
Re: the food it's pizza of a woodfired variety that probably plays well with hipster douche pedo faggots in DC.