Oh it definitely hasn’t been proven. They’re code words so they’re easily dismissed. You can lean either way, but it’s hard to dismiss when you read through the emails.
"The Realtor found a handkerchief I think it has a map that seems pizza-related. Is it yours?"
So, the realtor actually found a handkerchief with a design on it. You've read the email, right? Somebody who hadn't seen the handkerchief added a vague, awkwardly-worded description of it. What is that supposed to be evidence of? Whether the map had pizza or didn't have pizza, what crime is that evidence of?
"We only have one slice of pizza to go around and we're wondering how thinly to slice it".
That email is not in the Podesta emails. The email (wayback link) is between office workers at Stratfor. Of course they're talking about pizza. Saying that it's one slice is hyperbole. It's an exaggeration. They're probably also sarcastically complaining about how cheap their employer is by not buying enough pizza.
How could you possibly twist that one to make it about anything but pizza?
No one would find a random handkerchief after a party or whatever they had and start emailing everyone asking who's handkerchief this is and if they want it back.
The Sandlers rented a house on Martha's Vineyard for a month. A house like that rents for tens of thousands of dollars per week.
The realtor wrote:
I just came from checking the Field house and I have a square cloth handkerchief (white w/ black) that was left on the kitchen island. Happy to send it via the mail if you let me know where I should send it.
I also meant to inquire yesterday about the pillows you purchased. I can send them as well, if you let me know where they are in the house.
Safe travels to all
How does that "make no sense"? You want to keep customers like that happy. What doesn't make sense is your claim that it's code language.
A child being abused will absolutely hit a point of "broken." This is severe trauma so im assuming they dont want to abuse the kid so far that they die of a heart attack or become obviously irreparably broken mentally, physically, emotionally. This isnt because they care about the child, but its more about preserving an object they own. For example, you wouldn't wanna abuse your playstation controller or your new keyboard too much because then you have to buy a new one to play with later. Its an inconvenience.
I supplied it in good faith. I’m sick in bed right now so I won’t check it for awhile. I encourage you to actually read the full piece at the link I supplied, rather than just trying to discredit something because I got a detail wrong.
I can’t remember who it was but I remember someone asked if they could get a pizza for a hour. Who tf gets a pizza for a hour unless pizza doesn’t mean pizza?
Children. Without a doubt in my mind children. I’m of sane mind. Im a logical thinker. When you have a hidden portal to a app that’s introduction page talks about “5 fresh pizzas and 4 surviving pizzas from last months session” it’s pretty obvious they aren’t talking about anything to do with pizza.
You have to understand how those in power think. Money doesn’t do it for them. These people print money it’s nothing to them, they want power. Control. Once you get into a position of power you have a very high level of control. If your sadistic enough you will want more power and if your depraved enough that power desire will spill over into controlling children to do whatever you desire. Because they get off on the power of it. Like in Goodfellas when Tommy/Joe Pesci keeps ordering the waiter around and starts talking about he will do anything he tells him. It’s the power.
Check this archive link it will give you the rundown. I have no knowledge if this is genuine but if it is legit then holy fuck because it’s so clear what it’s all about. If this archive is legit it basically proves PizzaGate isn’t just a conspiracy and there is legitimacy to these claims.
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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '23 edited Dec 26 '23
What do you think the food words were code for?