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Questions swirl over Ohio billionaire Les Wexner’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein
(www.theguardian.com)
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You know who her husband is, right? And that pizza child predator cabal thing came from Hillarys election chairman. That's whose emails they were. They didn't just pull it out their ass.
They claimed Hillary was doing sex crimes in the basement if Comet Ping Pong Pizzaria, a restaurant with no basement. And they claimed the sex crimes were in pursuit of extracting a pharmaceutical that reverses your age. And they claimed Donald fucking Trump was going to crack the case.
A lot of it was pulled directly from the asshole.
It's was Bill, the Comet pizza theory was because "pizza" and "cheese pizza" is used as code words in the Epstein emails, and Comet Pizza used the same logo that has connections to pedophilia. No idea why either group chose that logo. There are signs to cannibalism in the Epstein emails, I'm guess that's where the adrenochrome thing comes from.
You are starting from the assumption that the Qanon allegations must have a factual basis. That's complete nonsense.
Sure. All good. But there's still nothing to suggestion any of that was happening at the location specified, much less by Hillary's campaign staff during the election season.
I just gave you the connections. Comet Pizza used the same logo that was used by pedophiles(Comet Pizza slightly changed their logo since, for that reason), and the emails that started the Qanon pizza thing is from Hillary's 2016 election chairman, John Podesta(don't quote me on the name, I may have misspelled it, or maybe it was his brother, one of the Podesta)
But not the explicit claims. Alex Jones and Candice Owens weren't talking in metaphor. He claimed there was a literal basement where people actively working on the campaign were doing satanic rituals.
Yeah, if someone said that, they were wrong. But I can see how they'd make that connection. As there does seem to be some factual things about that. But then again, that's how all good conspiracy theories are apparently. Even worse, it seems like the people actually responsible lead them, Qanon, Jones, and Candice, down the wrong path and then made them out to be crazy, just to get the scent off their tracks.