Re: Pizzagate
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2016 3:49 am
And just in time for your last-minute holiday shopping list - What to get that conspiracy-theory fan who already has everything:
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There was no truth to the above-quoted article. DCPosts.com traffics in fake news, and although the site does not carry a readily available disclaimer, several other clues indicate that this article is not on the level.
The restaurant's name ("Komonawannafeedya") could be a humorous attempt to mimic the Hawaiian language (Come on, I want to feed you), but we found no record of a restaurant bearing that name in Hawaii. Additionally, the photograph included with the article, which supposedly showed the "breakfast Obama could have had if he were welcome at the restaurant," wasn't taken at the fictional Komonawannafeedya restaurant but rather was snapped by James Rubio in 2008 at Hawaiian Style Cafe in Waimea. And, of course, no other news outlet reported on this item, which would have been major story had it actually occurred.
DCPosts.com is simply a rebranded version of Departed.co, a web site with a history of publishing baseless and inaccurate articles.
I think there's a distinction to be made between fake news and imaginary news. "Pope endorses Donald Trump" is fake news. "Hillary Clinton molests children with other world leaders in Satanic rituals at well-known public location using secret pizza-based code words" is imaginary news.Chaos wrote:so The White Hats Report is the fake news they speak of?
If some significant number of people believe it could be true, then does it matter if it's "absurd on its face?" Granted, reasonable people wouldn't believe it, but there are a lot of people who are willing to believe anything about people they don't like. The Pizzagate thing is a good example.TheNewSaint wrote:I think there's a distinction to be made between fake news and imaginary news. "Pope endorses Donald Trump" is fake news. "Hillary Clinton molests children with other world leaders in Satanic rituals at well-known public location using secret pizza-based code words" is imaginary news.
The former is false, but plausible, as it's a common type of news story. The latter is absurd on its face, contrary to the known behavior of many public figures, and would be reported by a more credible outfit than voat.co if it were true. The story goes beyond fake to being so ridiculous that nobody sane would believe it. (Of course, people reading NESARA reports don't qualify as sane.)
Fake news must be somewhat believable to be effective. The crap that White Hats Report and the like churn out isn't.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/poll-almost- ... 08442.htmlThe latest poll from The Economist/YouGov found almost half of ***** supporters believe the “Pizzagate” scandal that linked ***** to a pedophilia ring. Belief in the scandal crossed party lines. Overall, the poll also found that more than a third of American adults said the scandal is “probably” or “definitely” true. Only 29 percent of those polled said the conspiracy is “definitely” not true.
All told, 46 percent of ***** voters said they believe “Pizzagate” to be real, even though it didn’t begin from a reputable source and was instead birthed on message boards on sites like 4chan and Reddit before spreading on social media sites Twitter and Facebook, the New York Daily News reported.
The Pizzagater wrote:Pizzagate has simply uncovered what everyone in Washington has always known. That virtually every politician of note is controlled by having been compromised with an illegal and/or outrageous sexual affair, often with underage children. In once Puritan America this has always been the easiest way to bring down a noncompliant elected official. Of course, if the unlawful and lurid conduct occurred in the context of child rape or satanic ritual sacrifice, their political career not only ended, so was their freedom of movement due to imprisonment.
The kind of thing that puts The Big Guy in a bad mood, especially when he's hung over from the New Years Party. "Saturn" and "Satan" are not the same person and look nothing alike, starting with the horns. Besides, "Saturn" is less close to "Satan" than is "Satin" or "Santa," both of which also piss off he-who-must-not-be-named-but-if-you-do-it-do-it-right. BTW, the "Satin" similarity is the source of endless office humor, such as the suggestions for new black sabbath prayers: "O Mighty Lord Satin, soft and silky, I cast myself utterly into thine luxuriant fabric-clad arms and place myself unreservedly under thy all-powerful and cuddly protection."The Pizzagator wrote:Over the millennia, the word “Saturn” started being written and spoken as “Satan”
So bye, bye Miss American Pie
Drove my Chevy to the levee but the levee was dry
Them good ole boys were drinking whiskey 'n' Rye
Singin' this'll be the day that I die
This'll be the day that I die
You'd think that, if the writer knew that this was true, it would be an easy matter to tell us the bill number that passed the state legislature in Sacramento. Those things are public record, are they not?Deep Knight wrote:Finally, this NESARA News today.[/color]
Monday, January 2, 2017
California Democrats Legalize Child Prostitution
...[T]he Beatles (they disbanded and Lenin was shot)...
Yet, they never claimed that Lenin died as a result of being shot. They just correctly reported that Lenin was shot, which was historically true. Fanny Kaplan shot him in 1918, but he survived. There was some medical conjecture that Lenin's poor health in later years was the result of the bullets remaining in his body, but there was never any direct proof that this was case, even after the bullets were removed.Deep Knight wrote:[Note: Lenin died January 21, 1924 as the result of 3 strokes and/or badmouthing Stalin, years before the Beatles disbanded
Yes, I remember seeing it in Dilbert 15 years ago. As literary openings go, this is only slightly better than "Webster's Dictionary defines 'mission creep' as..."some nutcase wrote:There is a military term called “mission creep.”
I make of it that you're bad at math.over the last 66 years. 1960-2016. Numerologists make of it what you will
I thought there were only 3 terms of pregnancy. Is he saying that 15-month old toddlers are being aborted? If so, I have to agree, that's pretty messed up.And aborted babies even up until their 8th term
Worldwide organ harvesting seems impractical. How do you explain to airport security why your carry-on is a styrofoam cooler full of fetus bladders?are in demand by the organ harvesters worldwide.
Call me a hopeless romantic, but I refuse to believe that anyone would receive an organ transplant for sexual gratification. How would that even work? What part of the process would be arousing? How would you find someone to do the procedure? How do you implant an infant-sized organ into an adult-sized body? I don't even want to know how the writer thinks this works.They need a constant supply of fresh meat to trade in for organ transplants in the bodies of dirty old men.
Where?The age of consent has dropped from 18 to 16
I think you'll find that they were always 14 and 13. A lot of places are pretty lax about that sort of thing.and in some countries to as low as 14 and 13.
Father’s are no longer around to protect their own daughters from predators
They may be bad at math, BUT isn't more important they're good at recognizing coded "666" messages and warning you about them so you don't accidentally sell your soul to Satan when going on a mission with some creep? Sure the author has anger issues, anger at watching people so concerned about statements making sense that they miss the underlying delusional message!TheNewSaint wrote:God, this is like hardcore slash fiction written by a 14-year-old who has anger issues because his parents won't let him attend sex ed class.
Yes, I remember seeing it in Dilbert 15 years ago. As literary openings go, this is only slightly better than "Webster's Dictionary defines 'mission creep' as..."some nutcase wrote:There is a military term called “mission creep.”
I make of it that you're bad at math.over the last 66 years. 1960-2016. Numerologists make of it what you will
No, the message here is "Bad at BOTH Biology and Math!"TheNewSaint wrote:I thought there were only 3 terms of pregnancy. Is he saying that 15-month old toddlers are being aborted? If so, I have to agree, that's pretty messed up.And aborted babies even up until their 8th term
Strangely enough, this is true. I once got an emergency transfusion from a bullfighter (after being shot in a Spanish bordello - don't ask), and for the next couple of weeks wanted to punch every bull I came across in the nose.TheNewSaint wrote:Worldwide organ harvesting seems impractical. How do you explain to airport security why your carry-on is a styrofoam cooler full of fetus bladders?are in demand by the organ harvesters worldwide.
Call me a hopeless romantic, but I refuse to believe that anyone would receive an organ transplant for sexual gratification. How would that even work? What part of the process would be arousing? How would you find someone to do the procedure? How do you implant an infant-sized organ into an adult-sized body? I don't even want to know how the writer thinks this works.They need a constant supply of fresh meat to trade in for organ transplants in the bodies of dirty old men.
If anything, this sounds like some kind of witch doctor thing, where they believe the blood of certain people has magical qualities that can others can benefit from.
I looked and couldn't find any, which stinks to high heaven of a cover-up! I did find this Wikipedia "false flag" that shows how desperate they are to discredit this patriotic writer.TheNewSaint wrote:Where?The age of consent has dropped from 18 to 16
I think you'll find that they were always 14 and 13. A lot of places are pretty lax about that sort of thing.and in some countries to as low as 14 and 13.
Several Western countries have raised their ages of consent recently. These include Canada (in 2008 - from 14 to 16); and in Europe, Iceland (in 2007 - from 14 to 15), Lithuania (in 2010 - from 14 to 16), Croatia (in 2013 - from 14 to 15), and Spain (in 2015 - from 13 to 16).
You forgot the last part of this sentence.TheNewSaint wrote:Father’s are no longer around to protect their own daughters from predators
It's amazing how quickly the subject matters shifts from pedophilic snuff transplant fetish to ordinary family values speech. The writer needs to work on tone. Or maybe not, since his readers probably eat this shit up.
I think the author's intent is pretty clear here, a suitor needs to "prove himself as a man" with all the other members of the family before being allowed to date the daughter in question. I think we can all agree that such proof would include the ability to sire children. Perhaps he would even be "made to prove himself" with the family dog.... and ensure that they are treated with respect and that the suitor is made to prove himself as a man before having any kind of relationship which would include a relationship with her whole family.
Which is something I found interesting about the Pizzagator post, but didn't mention because there were many more obvious stupidities in it.Deep Knight wrote:They may be bad at math, BUT isn't more important they're good at recognizing coded "666" messages
This cannot be a surprise to you. After all, you, me and every other member of the Illuminati have been waiting over 5 years to be arrested and it still has not happened. At this point, I think we should just simply sue everyone over at Freewilly's site for breach of promise. I have been looking forward to having the ability to get 3 squares a day, free room and clothing without having to work for it in Club Fed.Deep Knight wrote:If you look it up, Gary Larrabee said that these arrests were taking place at the beginning of last December. And they're still not done?
What in the world is Pizzadust? And why would anyone want it?Pizzadust