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https://twitter.com/Real_Assange/status/883996411187961856
https://hubpages.com/politics/Julian-Assange-Says-Clinton-Campaign-Manager-Podesta-Had-7-300-Child-Porn-Images
"In a stunning development to the affair called "Pizzagate," in which the mainstream press, unprecedented to journalism, has labeled an entire subject matter "fake news," Wikileaks founder Julian Assange last Sunday sent a tweet indicating that he knew that former Bill Clinton chief of staff and Hillary Clinton campaign manager John Podesta had been in possession of "over 7,300 images that would've officially put him away for life."
The images can only refer to child pornography, the subject which has been at the center of the Podesta emails as soon as they were allegedly "hacked" by Russian government operatives, according to various US intelligence officials, and published by Wikileaks. The emails revealed correspondences between Podesta, his brother Tony, and their close circle of friends.
The social media of many of the people in the social circle appeared rife with references to children in a sexualized context, and filled with mysterious code talk about "pizza." Some Internet researchers who pored over the emails allege that the words "cheese pizza" stand for "child pornography."
Podesta recently acknowledged that the leaked emails were authentic, in a backhanded manner, when he responded to a tweet by President Donald Trump from the G-20 conference in Hamburg. Trump tweeted:
"Everyone here is talking about why John Podesta refused to give the DNC server to the FBI and the CIA. Disgraceful!"
Podesta tweeted in response:
"Get a grip man, the Russians committed a crime when they stole my emails to help get you elected President."
If true, the assertion by Assange is in effect making him a material witness for a felony crime.
Assange tweeted in response to the same Trump tweet:
Probably because @johnpodesta had over 7,300 images that would've officially put him away for life. #BleachBit employee copied hard drives.
Assange and Wikileaks boast that they have a "100% record of authenticity" in the documents it has published. Bleachbit is a company which specializes in software which "cleans" computers of viruses and other unwanted files."
There is a video recording with presumably an out of sight Podesta being verbal while molesting a child in the shower, not sure if I should link it even if it's just on twitter, just to let you know it exists.
I recall this nytimes article, how journalism has fallen: http://archive.is/ofjGq
Fact Check: This Pizzeria Is Not a Child-Trafficking Site
"None of it was true. While Mr. Alefantis has some prominent Democratic friends in Washington and was a supporter of Mrs. Clinton, he has never met her, does not sell or abuse children, and is not being investigated by law enforcement for any of these claims. He and his 40 employees had unwittingly become real people caught in the middle of a storm of fake news.
“From this insane, fabricated conspiracy theory, we’ve come under constant assault,” said Mr. Alefantis, 42, who was once in a relationship with David Brock, a provocative former right-wing journalist who became an outspoken advocate for Mrs. Clinton.
Mr. Alefantis suspects those relationships may have helped to make him a target. “I’ve done nothing for days but try to clean this up and protect my staff and friends from being terrorized,” he said.
Fake news online has been at the center of a furious debate for the past few weeks over how it may have influenced voters in the presidential election. President Obama warned last week that we are “in an age where there’s so much active misinformation and it’s packaged very well” on social media sites. The criticism has buffeted web companies such as Google and Facebook, whose chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, has promised to work on technology tools to slow the gusher of false digital information.
But Mr. Alefantis’s experience shows it is not just politicians and internet companies that are grappling with the fake news fallout. He, his staff and friends have become a new kind of private citizen bull’s-eye for the purveyors of false articles and their believers.
For more than two weeks, they have struggled to deal with the abusive social media comments and to protect photos of their own children, which were used in the false articles as evidence that the pizza restaurant was running a p***philia ring. One person even visited Comet Ping Pong to investigate the allegations for himself.
To combat the fake news tide, Mr. Alefantis has contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the local police, and he has asked Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Reddit to remove the articles. Yet the misinformation has continued to spread, growing into a theory known as #pizzagate that has traveled to Ireland. At one point, Comet’s staff counted five #pizzagate Twitter posts a minute. As recently as Sunday night, the Twitter message “Don’t let up. #PizzaGate EVERYWHERE” was reposted and liked hundreds of times.
“It’s like trying to shoot a swarm of bees with one gun,” said Bryce Reh, Comet’s general manager, whose wife asked him to leave his job because of the threats and vulgar messages they both have received on their social media accounts."
Regarding the "For more than two weeks, they have struggled to deal with the abusive social media comments and to protect photos of their own children, which were used in the false articles as evidence that the pizza restaurant was running a p***philia ring." excerpt: http://archive.is/7TdV6
Pizzagate compendium: https://pastebin.com/KvD4tjkU
https://hubpages.com/politics/Julian-Assange-Says-Clinton-Campaign-Manager-Podesta-Had-7-300-Child-Porn-Images
"In a stunning development to the affair called "Pizzagate," in which the mainstream press, unprecedented to journalism, has labeled an entire subject matter "fake news," Wikileaks founder Julian Assange last Sunday sent a tweet indicating that he knew that former Bill Clinton chief of staff and Hillary Clinton campaign manager John Podesta had been in possession of "over 7,300 images that would've officially put him away for life."
The images can only refer to child pornography, the subject which has been at the center of the Podesta emails as soon as they were allegedly "hacked" by Russian government operatives, according to various US intelligence officials, and published by Wikileaks. The emails revealed correspondences between Podesta, his brother Tony, and their close circle of friends.
The social media of many of the people in the social circle appeared rife with references to children in a sexualized context, and filled with mysterious code talk about "pizza." Some Internet researchers who pored over the emails allege that the words "cheese pizza" stand for "child pornography."
Podesta recently acknowledged that the leaked emails were authentic, in a backhanded manner, when he responded to a tweet by President Donald Trump from the G-20 conference in Hamburg. Trump tweeted:
"Everyone here is talking about why John Podesta refused to give the DNC server to the FBI and the CIA. Disgraceful!"
Podesta tweeted in response:
"Get a grip man, the Russians committed a crime when they stole my emails to help get you elected President."
If true, the assertion by Assange is in effect making him a material witness for a felony crime.
Assange tweeted in response to the same Trump tweet:
Probably because @johnpodesta had over 7,300 images that would've officially put him away for life. #BleachBit employee copied hard drives.
Assange and Wikileaks boast that they have a "100% record of authenticity" in the documents it has published. Bleachbit is a company which specializes in software which "cleans" computers of viruses and other unwanted files."
There is a video recording with presumably an out of sight Podesta being verbal while molesting a child in the shower, not sure if I should link it even if it's just on twitter, just to let you know it exists.
I recall this nytimes article, how journalism has fallen: http://archive.is/ofjGq
Fact Check: This Pizzeria Is Not a Child-Trafficking Site
"None of it was true. While Mr. Alefantis has some prominent Democratic friends in Washington and was a supporter of Mrs. Clinton, he has never met her, does not sell or abuse children, and is not being investigated by law enforcement for any of these claims. He and his 40 employees had unwittingly become real people caught in the middle of a storm of fake news.
“From this insane, fabricated conspiracy theory, we’ve come under constant assault,” said Mr. Alefantis, 42, who was once in a relationship with David Brock, a provocative former right-wing journalist who became an outspoken advocate for Mrs. Clinton.
Mr. Alefantis suspects those relationships may have helped to make him a target. “I’ve done nothing for days but try to clean this up and protect my staff and friends from being terrorized,” he said.
Fake news online has been at the center of a furious debate for the past few weeks over how it may have influenced voters in the presidential election. President Obama warned last week that we are “in an age where there’s so much active misinformation and it’s packaged very well” on social media sites. The criticism has buffeted web companies such as Google and Facebook, whose chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, has promised to work on technology tools to slow the gusher of false digital information.
But Mr. Alefantis’s experience shows it is not just politicians and internet companies that are grappling with the fake news fallout. He, his staff and friends have become a new kind of private citizen bull’s-eye for the purveyors of false articles and their believers.
For more than two weeks, they have struggled to deal with the abusive social media comments and to protect photos of their own children, which were used in the false articles as evidence that the pizza restaurant was running a p***philia ring. One person even visited Comet Ping Pong to investigate the allegations for himself.
To combat the fake news tide, Mr. Alefantis has contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the local police, and he has asked Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Reddit to remove the articles. Yet the misinformation has continued to spread, growing into a theory known as #pizzagate that has traveled to Ireland. At one point, Comet’s staff counted five #pizzagate Twitter posts a minute. As recently as Sunday night, the Twitter message “Don’t let up. #PizzaGate EVERYWHERE” was reposted and liked hundreds of times.
“It’s like trying to shoot a swarm of bees with one gun,” said Bryce Reh, Comet’s general manager, whose wife asked him to leave his job because of the threats and vulgar messages they both have received on their social media accounts."
Regarding the "For more than two weeks, they have struggled to deal with the abusive social media comments and to protect photos of their own children, which were used in the false articles as evidence that the pizza restaurant was running a p***philia ring." excerpt: http://archive.is/7TdV6
Pizzagate compendium: https://pastebin.com/KvD4tjkU