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What I understood Scott Adams to be saying was that he doesn't believe anything without evidence and what has been presented so far isn't evidence, it's simply stuff on the web that suffers from confirmation bias. I believe John Podesta is a political scumbag. I'm not prepared to go beyond that to the charge of pedophile without something better than has been presented.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...ourt/94995926/
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A 28-year-old North Carolina man is due in court Monday after firing a rifle inside a local pizza restaurant while allegedly claiming to investigate a fictitious online conspiracy linked to the popular eatery.
Isn't this place in DC? Why didn't the laws prevent this from happening?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave_L
I saw a brief piece on this on the local news this morning, as I was getting ready for work. I found it interesting how many times they went out of their way to de-legimitimize (?) the accusations of the "completely false internet hoax" while relating the facts of the firearm discharge.
Of course they did not give absolutely any details or info about said hoax, which is the proper journalistic approach, but my guess is that if it involved a bunch of prominent (R)'s, there would have been enough said to give everyone watching a very clear idea of the accusations. Of course, if that were the case, the entire "hoax" would already have been all over the news for months.
Just my opinion on the spin of it all. I am not implying any belief or non-belief relating to the actual "hoax".
Tinfoil time:
*if* this is real, do you really think they'd operate at the actual pizza location? I don't think so. I'd guess that Mr Pizza Shop Owner has an off site location and that is just the communication hub with no incriminating evidence on site. That way, when the claims come out and crazy rifle man shows up, you can say "See, nothing here! Nothing to any of this!" and look like the victim. From there, the media and general population will be on your side.
I really think stuff like this are part of the Democrats' standard false-flag operations to make non-Democrats look like idiots. We even saw evidence of these kinds of information operations in the emails that were leaked and the way they contracted to have people start fist-fights at Trump rallies. There are other, more immediate and provable things I want to see Clinton and Podesta charged and tried for before this.
The "pizza map" was left at "the barn."Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave_L
There are several coded locations in the emails. No, I don't have the magical decoder ring but other people have theories. None of which could ever be substantiated absent an investigation.
I don't think the Dems are smart enough to pull something like that off. I'm still not convinced this story is real (at least not as presented now ... I still suspect that Wiener and the Podesta Bros are involved in some shady shit that may involve under-age prostitutes), but I suspect if its not its more about the active imaginations from some folk on the right after seeing the Spirit Cooking videos.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter
The spirit cooking thing came in conjunction with the pizzagate issue, both arising from the wikileaks emails.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge