The Rolling Stone has just ran a story purporting to debunk the "Pizzagate" story. I find both the timing of the release of the story and the fervor with which it stakes out a position of righteousness in their claims as highly suspicious.
Firstly, this story hasn't been anywhere near even the back burner of public interest in months. Given that and the daily deluge of revelations coming out of Sodom and Gomorrah (Hollywood and Washington DC) one has to wonder if Rolling Stone knows more than they are telling and is this a preemptive cover story.
I posted the following comment directly on the Rolling Stone story:
Let's look at the givens.
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I find both the story, and the timing of the release of the story, highly suspicious.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the media, "Pizzagate" is fake. I do not know if it is fake or not. But for a fake conspiracy theory story. It sure receives a lot of coverage; about how fake it is.
Is the story it true or fake? Given what is happening in Hollywood. And now the breaking news congress has paid millions of dollars for sexual harassment. My thinking that there are pedophiles in Washington, does not stretch the imagination. Because of their power and influence are these pedophiles untouchable? Given what is known about what has been happening in Washington for the last eight years, and ZERO prosecutions. It is obvious these people are above the law.
So why debunk a story that has been debunked dozens of times? Why publish it now? Is it because there is daily breaking news of sexual abuse in congress and the media. More questions than answers.
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Is it because there is daily breaking news of sexual abuse in congress and the media.
DeleteI guess that's the best bet.