Wikileaks avslöjanden om, och blottläggningen av "världseliten" [Pizzagate]

Pizza-gate verkar vara massiv. Otroligt många inblandade.

Vilka höjdare och toppar är det som påstås vara pedos?

- Epstein
- Clinton
- Spielberg
- Tom Hanks
- Podesta

Elijah Wood har ju gått ut med att Hollywood är ett enda stort pedofilnäste! Småpojkar erbjuds roller i filmer, i utbyte mot sex. Man skapar hållhakar på pojkarna genom att få dem att utnyttja andra pojkar, yngre pojkar.

Prince Andrew told the BBC he didn’t have sex with Virginia Roberts Giuffre, had “no recollection” of being photographed with her, and revealed Jeffrey Epstein had been “useful.”

In early February 1987, an anonymous tipster in Tallahassee, Fla, made a phone call to police. Two “well dressed men” seemed to be “supervising” six dishevelled and hungry children in a local park, the caller said. The cops went after the case like bloodhounds, at least at first. The two men were identified as members of the Finders. They were charged with child abuse in Florida. In Washington, D.C. police and U.S. Customs Service agents raided a duplex apartment building and a warehouse connected to the group.

Eight suspects and six children were taken into custody. The children, according to a Customs Department memo, behaved “like animals in a public park,” and “were not aware of the function and purpose of telephones, televisions and toilets.” The children told police that they were forced to live outdoors and were given food only as a reward. A check on the backgrounds of the adults turned up a police report, “specific in describing ‘bloody rituals’ and sex orgies involving children, and an as-yet unsolved murder.” Customs agents searched a cult safe house and discovered a computer room and documents recording “high-tech” bank transfers, explosives, and a set of instructions advising cult members on moving children through jurisdictions around the country. One photographic album found in the house featured the execution and disembowelment of goats, and snapshots, according to a Customs report, of “adults and children dressed in white sheets participating in a bloody ritual.”

http://thewaronliberty.com/the-finde...r-a-cia-front- for-a-child-sex-ring/

For some, the group was a topic of intrigue. (..), others felt that*the arrest of two of the group's members*and the subsequent investigation that would follow*was definitive proof that not only had the CIA been connected to such groups, but that branches our own government had been involved in organized child sex trafficking through these front organizations. (...)

Just two days after the investigation went public,*Washington D.C. Police announced*“that six children found last week in Florida had apparently not been kidnapped and that there was no evidence to show*that the secretive group that has been raising them is a cult involved in child abuse.”*(...)

The evidence collected concluded that*U.S. Customs agents had reason to suspect that the group may have been involved with international child trafficking and transferring international currencies. The agency attempted to follow-up on the case in April of 1987, whereupon*they were informed that the case was considered an internal CIA matter and any information the agency had collected on the group was ordered to be turned over immediately.*(..)

While the*charges against both Houlihan and Ammerman were officially droppedand the children returned to their mothers within weeks of their arrest, issue 16 of Steamshovel revealed that the case was reopened in 1993, when the Justice Department investigated the CIA for closing the initial investigation. One particularly damning memo cited in the article claimed that the “CIA made one contact and admitted to owning the Finders organization as a front for a domestic computer training operation, but it had gone bad.” (...)

Other members of the Finders cult were also found to have worked for a private computer firm contracted to work with the agency. (...)

Members of the group traveled the world as freelance journalists, computer consultants, and Pettie's personal information gatherers,*the Washington City Paper states. Former member Tobe Terrell also speaks of similar experiences in his book The Gamecaller.