The Washington Post gathered up some incorrect loose ends swirling about from the discussion of John Podesta's email chains that included some weird coded language eventually tied to pedophilian rings.
They pretended that the story was about a single, specific location in DC, added in the stray details, and wrote a story "debunking" the stray details.
Meanwhile, the Department of Justice has been rolling up some major human trafficking rings, including pedophilia rings, with thousands of members.
Pizzagate is real, but the story reported by the Washington Post was correctly characterized as "Fake News."
The Washington Post gathered up some incorrect loose ends swirling about from the discussion of John Podesta's email chains that included some weird coded language eventually tied to pedophilian rings.
They pretended that the story was about a single, specific location in DC, added in the stray details, and wrote a story "debunking" the stray details.
Meanwhile, the Department of Justice has been rolling up some major human trafficking rings, including pedophilia rings, with thousands of members.
Pizzagate is real, but the story reported by the Washington Post was correctly characterized as "Fake News."