Comet Ping Pong is a store which came after my time in Washington, D.C., but it's nearby a place I knew pretty well: Politics and Prose, a book store. It's an upscale part of town, on Connecticut Avenue.
General Flynn Strangelove thought it was the prototypic den of iniquity. (The General may have something to tell us about fluoridated water, as well.)
A tweet from the General:
If you say that Comet Ping Pong is a place where they do abortions on the children they are trafficking for sex with HIV positive Democrats, and you put that on the Internet, on Facebook, does the First Amendment protect you?
If you walk into Logan Airport and start talking about the bomb you've got in your suitcase, or your fantasies about carrying a bomb in your carry on luggage, are you not taken down by the police? Do you shout? "Wait, I wanted to be taken seriously, but not literally!"
If you are the National Security Adviser and you suggest Hillary Clinton is running a child porn and child trafficking operation out of a Washington, D.C. pizza place called Comet Ping Pong, are you not something of a security threat, your own self?
I am getting a little confused here.
Perhaps it's understandable I am not the only one confused. Like this guy from North Carolina who reads about this child sex operation at Comet Ping Pong, coming from a reputable source, none other than the National Security Adviser elect and he, understandably, feels a call to arms.
One might ask: If you read this on line, might you not ask yourself, "I wonder why nobody has yet gone in and investigated this child porn/child trafficking den of iniquity?" I mean, it's on the internet and there are thousands of hits and likes on it.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, writing in a case about Freedom of Speech and the First Amendment, famously said, "Freedom of speech does not extend to crying 'Fire!' in a crowded theater when there is no fire." There are limits on freedom of speech, even in America. But, apparently, in the "post truth" era of Donald Trump and his Merry Men, there are no penalties for saying just about anything, because, after all, his supporters do not take him literally.
Well, most of them don't.
Except for the guy with the assault rifle in Comet Ping Pong, looking to rescue all those kids who Hillary Clinton has been trafficking.
What I want to know is: Is their pizza any good?
"Only after watching the preceding video will it be possible to make sense of the Democrat pedophilia ring that has been broken in Washington, D.C. When this [ORGANIZED] Satanic ritual child sexual abuse is finished being investigated, it will make the Franklin Scandal and Cover-up look like a garden party."
TMR report
General Flynn Strangelove thought it was the prototypic den of iniquity. (The General may have something to tell us about fluoridated water, as well.)
A tweet from the General:
U decide - NYPD Blows Whistle on New Hillary Emails: Money Laundering, Sex Crimes w Children, etc...MUST READ! truepundit.com/breaking-bombs…
If you say that Comet Ping Pong is a place where they do abortions on the children they are trafficking for sex with HIV positive Democrats, and you put that on the Internet, on Facebook, does the First Amendment protect you?
If you are the National Security Adviser and you suggest Hillary Clinton is running a child porn and child trafficking operation out of a Washington, D.C. pizza place called Comet Ping Pong, are you not something of a security threat, your own self?
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| General Flynn's idea of responsible child care, from his own career |
I am getting a little confused here.
Perhaps it's understandable I am not the only one confused. Like this guy from North Carolina who reads about this child sex operation at Comet Ping Pong, coming from a reputable source, none other than the National Security Adviser elect and he, understandably, feels a call to arms.
One might ask: If you read this on line, might you not ask yourself, "I wonder why nobody has yet gone in and investigated this child porn/child trafficking den of iniquity?" I mean, it's on the internet and there are thousands of hits and likes on it.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, writing in a case about Freedom of Speech and the First Amendment, famously said, "Freedom of speech does not extend to crying 'Fire!' in a crowded theater when there is no fire." There are limits on freedom of speech, even in America. But, apparently, in the "post truth" era of Donald Trump and his Merry Men, there are no penalties for saying just about anything, because, after all, his supporters do not take him literally.
Well, most of them don't.
Except for the guy with the assault rifle in Comet Ping Pong, looking to rescue all those kids who Hillary Clinton has been trafficking.
What I want to know is: Is their pizza any good?
"Only after watching the preceding video will it be possible to make sense of the Democrat pedophilia ring that has been broken in Washington, D.C. When this [ORGANIZED] Satanic ritual child sexual abuse is finished being investigated, it will make the Franklin Scandal and Cover-up look like a garden party."
TMR report
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