RE: The Debunking of The New York Times' Debunking of Pizzagate
Well said!! Really enjoyed your page. So many clues that cannot be ignored in this matter, yet the MSM and Comet's friends are trying so hard to make it a joke (too hard in fact).
Since we all enjoy dissecting the clues they flagrantly throw all over the internet as if we're too stupid to pick up on them, well here is something else I dredged up - I thought it interesting that one of the emails mentioned "Liguara" so I searched for Liguara (Italy) and "child trafficking".
Here are some online comments that connect the two. One is a comment from Europol and another a report on refugee people's experiences travelling through those European countries.
"Aug 12, 2016 - Europol, the EU's criminal intelligence agency, warned earlier this year that at least 5,000 unaccompanied child refugees have disappeared after arriving in Italy. "
LINK
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2016/aug/12/italy-government-cuts-enfeeble-sex-trafficking-fight-un
This article seemed to refer mainly to people coming in from Africa. The mention of Liguara could indicate this is a site that child porn/ sex rings are importing refugees from, especially after reading the next quote.
QUOTE FROM U.N. Migration Agency REPORT on
"FLOW MONITORING SURVEYS: THE HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND OTHER EXPLOITATIVE PRACTICES INDICATION SURVEY
- ANALYSIS ON ADULT AND CHILDREN ON THE MEDITERRANEAN ROUTES COMPARED SEPTEMBER 2017 by IOM (International Organisation for Migration)
"II. Results: Adults and Children on the Central Mediterranean route
This section presents results of the DTM Flow Monitoring Survey conducted between mid-February and end of July 2017 in Sicily and Apulia in the South, and Lombardy, Liguria and Friuli Venezia Giulia, in the North of Italy.
The Central Mediterranean sample has 4,286 interviews with migrants of 48 different nationalities (3,579 adults and 707 children between 14 and 17 years of age).
Main findings:
• 75% of all adult individuals and 88% of all children answered “yes” to at least one of the four human trafficking and other exploitative practices indicators based on their own direct experience;
• An additional 1% of respondents reported that a family member travelling with him/her experienced a situation described by one of the exploitative practices indicators (1.2% among adults, 0.48% among children);
• 45% of adults and 57% of children responded positively to at least 2 out of 4 indicators of human trafficking and other exploitative practices;
• 73% of adults and 88% of children reported of having experienced physical violence of any sort during their journey;..."
So these people get stolen, then brought into other countries. If it's the USA, they're just undocumented refugees, accepted as it's under the guise of rescuing children. But really....
This is scary stuff isn't it?