[TigerClaws]

Over target = flak.

[philman_36]

#PizzaGate is Trending! 25...The push against “fake news” is right here, IMO.

[Strac6]

I have never seen more psychotics and scammers with websites converge on one piece of paranoid idiocy before.

Wake up people. The scammers posting this BS are getting paid by advertisers for every time anyone goes to their webpage. This is a gold mine for them.

[A message]

What would the NYTimes know about facts.

[Safrguns]

The best way to discredit alternate media sources is to create fake ones that pump false accusations.

Think about it... if this pizza joint got smeared without evidence, how much you wanna bet it was democrats???

This may well be a straw man to protect the real ring.

Nothing makes me more angry than those bearing false witness.

[Intolerant in NJ]

The New York Times - yeah, they have a lot of credibility....

[The_Media_never_lie]

Sometimes a pizza parlor is just a pizza parlor.

[Steve Van Doorn]

This is a diagram on linking this together
https://i.redd.it/b2rtvxtzvvyx.jpg

[Steve_Seattle]

Let's do a thought experiment: Suppose the NYT knew for a fact that - at the very least - Comet Ping Pong was a hangout for people who engaged in bizarre sexual/artistic experiments involving nudity, symbolic dismemberment and stabbings of nude mannequins, sexually-related food fetishes, and artistic themes suggesting a sexual interest in minors.

Suppose further that the denizens of this place included people with access to prominent Democratic politicians, celebrities, and progressive journalists. Would the Times report on it? I doubt it, or, should I say, only insofar as to refute it.

And yet I've seen undeniable photos that this crowd of people DOES engage in such activity, not necessarily at the pizza place, but at other venues and private homes. Why is the Times even pushing back if this story is so detached from reality?

[Steve_Seattle]

Let's do a thought experiment: Suppose the NYT knew for a fact that - at the very least - Comet Ping Pong was a hangout for people who engaged in bizarre sexual/artistic experiments involving nudity, symbolic dismemberment and stabbings of nude mannequins, sexually-related food fetishes, and artistic themes suggesting a sexual interest in minors.

Suppose further that the denizens of this place included people with access to prominent Democratic politicians, celebrities, and progressive journalists. Would the Times report on it? I doubt it, or, should I say, only insofar as to refute it.

And yet I've seen undeniable photos that this crowd of people DOES engage in such activity, not necessarily at the pizza place, but at other venues and private homes. Why is the Times even pushing back if this story is so detached from reality?

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

The best proof it is, is the denial by the Slimes.

Now we know it is!

[Freedom56v2]

Ping

[taxesareforever]

The media has protected the Clintons from day one. I don’t expect there to be any difference now.

[Freedom of Speech Wins]

Alefantis denies meeting Hillary in this article too, yet here in this article they have a scheduled meet shown in the Presidential Pizza section of the article: http://www.politico.com/tipsheets/politico-influence/2016/03/etsy-registers-podesta-for-sberbank-lend-lease-cov-for-bacardi-livingston-for-curacao-and-st-maarten-pizza-for-hillary-213495