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liminalOyster » 14 Mar 2017 14:01 wrote:I talked to someone at a dinner party over the weekend who had lived in DC for a few years after college before moving on. Comet PP came up for non-PG reasons. Turned out she was casual friends with Alefantis and said he was a very "sweet" guy. She seemed like a reasonable person for whatever that is worth. Not to say one way or another how I expect a guilty party to present themselves publicly, but the feeling I got about him from what she said did seem to fit with the general impression I've gotten of him.
EDIT: That microwave video is beyond me. Doesn't the gleeful parody of Conway serve to deflect from or minimize the latest CIA revelations? Is it really so meaningful that she said "microwave" rather than "tv?" Various fact checkers say there are no (or very very few) microwaves with built-in cameras but surely there's nothing to laugh about wrt the surveillance militarization of household appliances, right?
liminalOyster » Tue Mar 14, 2017 9:01 am wrote:I talked to someone at a dinner party over the weekend who had lived in DC for a few years after college before moving on. Comet PP came up for non-PG reasons. Turned out she was casual friends with Alefantis and said he was a very "sweet" guy. She seemed like a reasonable person for whatever that is worth. Not to say one way or another how I expect a guilty party to present themselves publicly, but the feeling I got about him from what she said did seem to fit with the general impression I've gotten of him.
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Don't get invited to many dinner parties, huh, American Dream?American Dream wrote:Imagine if instead of pleasant conversation there were dark insinuations about torture and rape of innocent children occurring in the basement... She would have likely not have been so friendly, at all. Therein lies the fate of the credulous, more generally. When drinking from the poisoned well one tends to become poisonous, at least in a conventional social sense. Instead, it becomes much easier to find birds of a feather and go to a place where you may never come back...
Thank you Simian1 for reminding me of some of what's so troubling to me about P.G., (this thread, the internet in general), and what seems to be an expanding dismissal and/or normalization of pedophilia and the exploitation of children. Any reverence that was left for the sanctity of childhood is disappearing fast.simian1 » Mon Mar 13, 2017 9:18 pm wrote:In an era when human trafficking is widely acknowledged as the 2nd most profitable criminal enterprise, child porn is rife on the net, and there have many notable cases of institutions and charities involved in pedophile rings, it's disgusting that you can just laugh this off. It really makes me wonder when people spend so much energy denying pizzagate, when that energy could be spent bringing attention to these issues, even if you are dead convinced the specifics of this one case are a hoax.
What about the catholic international pedophile ring, is that a hoax too? No, its common knowledge to the extent that you can begin a joke, "so theres a catholic priest".....and you already know what the joke is about. They have made pedophilia socially acceptable, and with the right payoff, legal as well.
source“Is the CIA listening to me through my microwave oven, and through my TV, and through my cell phone,” asked late-night host Stephen Colbert of former CIA and NSA head Michael Hayden last week.
You may notice that this forum has expounded countless pixels in research of and attention to (and in some cases involve real-life organizing against) actual crimes of pedophilia. That is the reason why the unserious case in which the (non-survivor) accusers (because there are no survivor or victim accusers) are mostly likely just joking anyway is treated this way by some of the members.simian1 » Mon Mar 13, 2017 5:18 pm wrote:In an era when human trafficking is widely acknowledged as the 2nd most profitable criminal enterprise, child porn is rife on the net, and there have many notable cases of institutions and charities involved in pedophile rings, it's disgusting that you can just laugh this off. It really makes me wonder when people spend so much energy denying pizzagate, when that energy could be spent bringing attention to these issues, even if you are dead convinced the specifics of this one case are a hoax.
What about the catholic international pedophile ring, is that a hoax too? No, its common knowledge to the extent that you can begin a joke, "so theres a catholic priest".....and you already know what the joke is about. They have made pedophilia socially acceptable, and with the right payoff, legal as well.
Luther Blissett » Tue Mar 14, 2017 5:31 pm wrote:You may notice that this forum has expounded countless pixels in research of and attention to (and in some cases involve real-life organizing against) actual crimes of pedophilia. That is the reason why the unserious case in which the (non-survivor) accusers (because there are no survivor or victim accusers) are mostly likely just joking anyway is treated this way by some of the members.simian1 » Mon Mar 13, 2017 5:18 pm wrote:In an era when human trafficking is widely acknowledged as the 2nd most profitable criminal enterprise, child porn is rife on the net, and there have many notable cases of institutions and charities involved in pedophile rings, it's disgusting that you can just laugh this off. It really makes me wonder when people spend so much energy denying pizzagate, when that energy could be spent bringing attention to these issues, even if you are dead convinced the specifics of this one case are a hoax.
What about the catholic international pedophile ring, is that a hoax too? No, its common knowledge to the extent that you can begin a joke, "so theres a catholic priest".....and you already know what the joke is about. They have made pedophilia socially acceptable, and with the right payoff, legal as well.
Pizzagate "research" and "activism" taints the claims of real children and puts them in danger.
I expected this from you, L.B. and almost wrote in that expectation, but then thought nah, the assumption that children actively reveal their abuse isn't really continued that seriously.I have definitely know people who would- completely uninvited- begin to rant and rave about far away incidents of abuse and torture, ad nauseum. Mostly people responded by being polite but looking towards the door.brekin » Tue Mar 14, 2017 12:00 pm wrote:
Don't get invited to many dinner parties, huh, American Dream?
American Dream » Tue Mar 14, 2017 2:22 pm wrote:I have definitely know people who would- completely uninvited- begin to rant and rave about far away incidents of abuse and torture, ad nauseum. Mostly people responded by being polite but looking towards the door.brekin » Tue Mar 14, 2017 12:00 pm wrote:
Don't get invited to many dinner parties, huh, American Dream?
To do so over this would be infinitely worse, given that the horrible murders and tortures didn't even happen.