Pizza gate

Well Roger, the police showed up and stopped that hero from freeing all the children in the tunnel.

[Wade through this lot, and tell me it's fake news. /quote]

What it is is a witch-hunt. Have YOU looked through any of this?
What's going on here is one of two things:

1) Someone is trying to discredit the Dems for political reasons and is trying to establish a link to something horrible (child abuse)
2) Someone is an over zealous armchair investigator and is finding connections where there are none

Have you convinced yourself that some child abuse is going on at this pizza place and so you're biased toward that conclusion?
Besides innuendo, do you have any evidence?
Weird posts on Instagram or Twitter are not evidence!
Why don't you leave the authorities to do the investigating?
Are you a trained and qualified investigator?
Are you a troll?

I'm just having a little fun with it. The whole thing is based on hatred of the Dems and an attempt to link them with something horrible. It seems to have worked to some extent. I'm amazed at how much people will believe. How tenuous a connection can be and still be considered solid evidence. How utterly lacking in substance an argument can be and still be considered poof. We have a real problem with misinformation, and I wish someone could suggest a solution.

Baroness Butler-Sloss, the former president of the family division who was ousted from inquiry over allegations of a conflict of interest, said that victims of child abuse had too much influence over the running of the inquiry, adding they cannot be allowed to dictate who the chair is.

She insisted she was fit to do the job, saying she would have "gone in with a knife" and would have scrutinised the role played by her own brother in an alleged cover-up of paedophilia.

Victims' demands that the head of the inquiry has no links with the "Establishment" are unrealistic, she said, as no-one from an "obscure background" would be capable of running a major inquiry, Lady Butler-Sloss said.

In July Theresa May, the Home Secretary, announced a major inquiry would examine whether paedophiles were sheltered in the NHS, government, police parliament and the Church after victims in a series of historic cases claimed their allegations – in some cases involving MPs and Cabinet Ministers - were swept under the carpet.

December 8, 2016

The Hill reports:

Hillary Clinton on Thursday decried the spread of fake news online, calling it an “epidemic” that Congress should take action against. “The epidemic of malicious fake news and false propaganda that flooded social media over the past year — it’s now clear the so-called fake news can have real-world consequences,” Clinton said during a speech on Capitol Hill.