Debunking the Pizzagate Conspiracy Theory

And the craziest fake news of all is something called

Pizzagate. People actually believe a

conspiracy theory that Hillary Clinton and her former campaign manager,

John Podesta, ran a child sex ring at a

pizzeria in DC.

This is a lie. Now, according to the folks with the spider

eggs

hatching in their brains,

Clinton and Podesta have a series of smuggling tunnels that connect to the

basement of this pizzeria. But police refuse to

investigate the basement crime scene on the flimsy excuse that

the pizzeria does not have a basement.

That's how deep this goes.

Ground level.

So, so where did this conspiracy theory start?

Apparently, some alt-right folks were combing through Clinton

campaign emails hacked by Russia and published by WikiLeaks, and

noticed there seems to be more references to pizza and pizzerias

than they had expected. Which can only mean one thing:

secret sex ring.

A lot of uninformed, gullible people fell for the

Clinton-Podesta sex ring theory.

People like Trump's pick for National Security Advisor, Michael Flynn,

who tweeted out a link writing, "New Hillary emails, money laundering,

sex crimes with children, et cetera.

Must-read." Introducing it, "You decide."

Okay, then I decide a guy who spreads this bull

shouldn't be in charge of

national security.