FBI Remove Posts About “Pizzagate” Scandal From Social Media

Police and FBI have been instructed to begin removing all posts mentioning “Pizzagate” from social media in an attempt to suppress details of the pedophilia scandal from the public. The Huffington Post reports that “After the restaurant’s owner, James Alefantis, and staffers began receiving death threats, Alefantis contacted local and federal authorities, including the FBI, to get the fake news stories removed.” But law enforcement has sided with the man who allegedly named himself after his love of children (J’aime les infants), and are now censoring Pizzagate stories from social media. According to News.com.au: “The FBI and police have since instructed the completely unsubstantiated story be removed from sites such as Facebook and Reddit.” Mainstream media refuses to lay out the evidence for readers to analyze, instead instructing them to take their word for the fact it is “preposterous.” Whatever your views of fake news and where it comes from, Pizzagate does not qualify. It is an organic citizen investigation that has amassed a huge haystack of evidence that demands professional inquiry. Maybe they all just really, really like pizza. And sick art. And icons of pederasty. And using pedophile slang. And making really depraved comments on disturbing photos of children on Instagram. [...]

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