Here's All The Pizzagate Evidence They Tried To Erase From The Internet
Cryptic emails to disturbing images have been scrubbed from the internet under the guise of protecting public discourse from "misinformation." But as anyone familiar with the digital age knows, the internet never forgets. Receipts remain, and they tell a story that is far more troubling than the sanitized version presented by the corporate media.
If you searched for "Pizzagate" just a few years ago, the results were unmistakably censored. The top pages shouted terms like "conspiracy theory," "fake news," "shooting," "Donald Trump," and "Alex Jones." For millions of Americans relying on mainstream media, the narrative was clear: Pizzagate was a baseless conspiracy that falsely implicated an innocent man, nearly destroyed his small, independently-owned business, and had no ties to any high-level wrongdoing. Politicians, the media insisted, were wholly uninvolved in any alleged child sex trafficking network.