(Jessica Schladebeck) Comet Ping Pong, the D.C. restaurant at the center of the “Pizzagate” conspiracy theory, was intentionally set ablaze this week and authorities are still searching for a suspect.
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by Jessica Schladebeck, January 26th, 2019
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in a tweet Friday said authorities are looking for a “white male” between 25 and 30 years old “with blonde hair, mustache and a beard” for questioning in connection with the fire.
The flames broke out at the Washington pizzeria just after 9 p.m. on Wednesday. When first responders arrived on the scene, they learned no one was injured in the incident and that employees were able to quickly put out the blaze.
According to a police report obtained by the Washington Post, investigators found several burned matches on the floor beneath curtains in the backroom where the fire started. They also discovered an open box of matches and a partially full bottle of lighter fluid on a nearby table.
The curtains were completely destroyed despite an employee’s quick use of a fire extinguisher, police noted.
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The D.C. eatery, which combines pizza and ping pong tables, was thrust into the national spotlight in 2016 when it became the subject of a viral internet rumor being passed around alt-right forums and message boards. The “Pizzagate” theory suggested without any evidence the restaurant’s owner allowed for Bill and Hillary Clinton and her former campaign manager, John Podesta, to run a child sex ring out of the basement.
The same year, Comet Ping Pong was targeted by North Carolina man Edgar Maddison Welch, who showed up at the pizza place armed with a fully loaded AR-15 military style rifle, demanding to investigate the conspiracy theory.
Welch in 2017 pleaded guilty to assault and a federal firearms charge and a judge sentenced him to four years behind bars.
Authorities do not believe the suspect wanted in connection with the arson allegations has ties to Welch. Comet’s owner, James Alefantis, echoed the sentiment, telling the Post that the confrontation involving Welch was “years ago.”
The Pizzagate conspiracy theory has been widely debunked by multiple agencies and organizations, including the D.C. Metropolitan police. The department shortly after the 2016 incident at Comet Ping Pong said Welch’s actions were driven by a “factitious online conspiracy theory.”
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Stillness in the Storm Editor: Why did we post this?
The Pizzagate scandal has much to offer insofar as educating the public about illicit activity on the part of Deep State actors as well as how the powers that be manage the narrative and cover up events. In this instance, the Arson at Comet Ping Pong could have been an effort on the part of the Deep State to cover up the activities there while at the same time blaming the whole event on “crazy conspiracy theorists.” The preceding article reports on the events as they are presenting unfolding, leaving the reader to contemplate what it might mean in relation to what was just described about covering up illicit activity.
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O(H quick burn all that DNA evidence of missing kids in the basement cells..