Pizzagate Documentary | The Devil and Cheese Pizza

What is Pizzagate? This documentary has the answers. I made it a long time ago, and am much more suspicious of official narratives now. However, it does give a good overview of the theory.

The Pizzagate conspiracy theory first gained steam on 4chan and Reddit. Pizzagate made mainstream news when Edgar Welch, a seemingly ordinary citizen, walked into Comet Ping Pong, a pizza restaurant in Washington, D.C., and started shooting. Fortunately, nobody was injured, and Welch submitted to arrest. 

Pizzagate is fake news, but this isn't a debunking video -- there are plenty of those online. This is an examination of Pizzagate as American folklore. The Pizzagate conspiracy theory has all the elements of a great horror story.

In this video, I examine:

James Alefantis, restaurateur and Democratic Party supporter, whose former boyfriend, David Brock, is the founder of Media Matters for America. Pictures said to be from Alefantis's Instagram were posted across a great many conspiracy-friendly message boards on Reddit and 4chan. Many of these posts weren't Alefantis's at all, but fabrications.

John Podesta, whose leaked emails were circulated online. Some of these emails contained so-called "evidence" of child sacrifice, satanism, and trafficking.

Adrenochrome, the supposed substance that folks like Clinton, Podesta, and other elites extracted from the blood of their unwilling victims.

The supposed plot for world domination that will ultimately lead to the extinction of the human species.

Of course, many of these claims are false. However, the arrest and suicide (or murder) of Jeffrey Epstein has led many to ask questions about child trafficking among the rich and powerful.

These questions haven't been adequately answered. Certainly, the more outlandish claims of the Pizzagate conspiracy are unfounded. But figures like Jeffrey Epstein and David Hamilton have led many to wonder if some very rich, very powerful folks have gotten away with diabolical behavior.