I'm noticing a pattern. It appears that every time the celebs have one of their creepy parties, they call it a 'gala'.

Recently, celebs gathered at the Met Gala,which was formerly known as the Costume Institute Gala. It's believed that no Trump supporters were invited nor allowed to enter. https://www.vogue.com/tag/event/met-gala

Previously, we investigated the MOCA Gala where Marina Abramovic was the special guest and people ate a cake that looked like a full size woman being cut into pieces. http://www.laweekly.com/arts/marina-abramovics-moca-gala-controversy-jeffrey-deitch-confronted-and-the-performers-speak-out-2372380

This is interesting: Despite the snow, today marks the first day of spring, and with the new season, charities across New York City are preparing to take advantage of the nicer weather with their annual spring galas and events. The themes this year range from The Met's “China: Through the Looking Glass” http://guestofaguest.com/new-york/nyc-charity/new-yorks-top-spring-charity-galas-to-have-on-your-radar

We all know by now that the 1st day of seasons is important to occultists, which can be proven by important dates on the Satanic calendar, and 'Through the Looking Glass' refers to Alice in Wonderland MK Ultra programming.

This gala makes me suspicious: The Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute's (CCAI) Angels in Adoption® Gala is one of Washington, DC's most inspiring events that seeks to bring awareness to the millions of children around the globe living without a loving family to call their own. This is an evening you do not want to miss! http://www.ccainstitute.org/programs/view/angels-in-adoption-gala

More on this gala: http://www.ccainstitute.org/programs/view/angels-in-adoption-honorees - and a link to its honorees: http://s3.amazonaws.com/ccai-website/2017_Angels_in_Adoption%C2%AE_Program_Honorees.pdf, http://archive.is/mfyMB

There are plenty of galas to research in New York and D.C., but let's look at the definition of 'gala' provided by Cambridge.org

a special public occasion at which there is a lot of entertainment, usually in the form of different types of performances https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/gala

Hmmm... different types of performances. What exactly could this mean?

The example they provide on how to use 'gala' in a sentence: There will be many stars performing in the Royal Ballet's Gala Night, held in aid of children's charities. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/gala

Wait a minute... where do I remember hearing about Cambridge before? Hmmm... oh, yeah, that's right! Cambridge Anal-ytica was caught collecting info about Facebook's users. https://www.theverge.com/2018/4/4/17199632/facebook-cambridge-analytica-data-collection-87-million-users-api-developer-restrictions (As an aside: check out 'The Verge' symbol inside the browser tab. Looks mighty suspect to me. Overlooked Infrastructure no more.)

Am I the only one who is seeing this pattern of the use of galas in relation to Pizzagate? I mean, they could call them 'parties' or 'events' or 'fundraisers', yet they are consistently called 'galas'.

I'm going to start researching the honorees that are in the PDF, and any help digging would be appreciated.