@THE_LIES_OH_THE_LIES :

It's unfortunate that people are calling you a shill, when your track record says otherwise. I know you're just trying to save some innocents, like we all are.

I did a quick look at the site, and the images.

It looks like the AP site with the menu is just a little site that GoDaddy offers businesses that get their hosting from them and don't have the money or inclination to hire a professional web designer.

Looking over their social media, they have some reviews on some of the normal places - Google, Foursquare, Tripadvisor. None of the reviews really stood out. Their Facebook page is not very active, mostly college age people posting selfies, and pictures of their food. (I don't know that greasy shrimp in a styrofoam take-out container is a big selling point, but maybe that's just me.)

One of the other things you mentioned about the website was the page for login. It looks like that's for a "letsget.net" and that appears to be a service for small restaurants so they can offer their customers online ordering. Where that differs from the login page at CPP, is that Google has about 1200 webpages indexed for letsget.net (for the different restaurants subscribing) and the CPP has just a login with no way to sign up. The Axis site does have a way for new people to sign up. http://archive.is/nXiV7 Not saying there's nothing going on here, but based on the website, I'm not seeing anything that raises a red flag as far as Axis Pizza goes. I'm on the fence about the poster at the bus stop, but I'm open to new information..

The other things that crossed my mind is the Axis Pizza owner has a construction background. Does it look like there's a basement there, or any suspicious building going on? That's the only other thing I can think of that might be worth looking at if you're in the area.

"We"........We? You mean you. As in you're the only one that maintains that list Armyseer. You're a one man wolf pack remember?

Your list has nothing to do with /v/pizzagate .

;-)

Thanks for your input. The yards of shilling being turned out on the thead just tells me that I'm right.

Oh yeah, I think I remember this "THE_LIES_OH_THE_LIES" user. He's one who like commenting using childish Pepe the frog pictures suggesting that others who disagree with him should shoot themselves with a shotgun. Yeah, sure, we should listen to that guy... not.

• https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1577528/7688088
• https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1577528/7688254

This is probably obvious but I just looked up "google billboards" to see what other google sponsored billboards might look like. http://inagorillacostume.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/American-Airlines-and-Google-Guerrilla-Marketing-Mile-High-Club-Search-Billboard.jpg

https://helenmubarakdotcom.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/google_billboard_i-29_cy.jpg

http://media.mediapost.com.s3.amazonaws.com/dam/cropped/2015/11/02/google-app-188_ewByGh8.jpg

The "when the craving for pizza is real" part doesn't look like it's in the same google-esque font to me. And the addition of the dog with the pizza eyes looks off as well. You could certainly make an argument than it's a regular google ad, but it could easily be an ad for something else pretending to be a google ad.

If this is not a real ad, what is it for? If it's information it seems like we could figure it out. But if it's some kind of marker, that might be more difficult. Say, it might be something like a bus stop, but for trafficking.

Walnut is supposed to mean girl from many interpretations. It can have other meanings, but I do not assume it is random.

@Crensch @heygeorge @VictorSteinerDavion @Phobos_Mothership @Millennial_Falcon

Please take a look at this. I am not a shill.

numerology is where the intellect goes to die, check this poster history.

Pennsylvania is a huge hub for trafficking from what I have discovered. I wouldn't be surprised at all if this is pizzagate related. I can't really tell though, you've analyzed it better than me so far.

I looked at the google advert you posted. It isn't anything. College kids eat a lot of pizza, they look for where to find it on google.

Ditto on the number 33. That's just a coincidence.

Golden Bear Garage is a small, Philly based vintage/retro sports clothing store...

I have also learned a lot from your submissions, @THE_LIES_OH_THE_LIES . You've been here a while posting quality, and not at all a shill. I can understand you've found this fishy.

Be intersteing to know what kind of pizza you can find at that garage. I've saved the images and I have enjoyed your posts. Cheers.

ITT: Unknown to us v/Darkmath is one step away from uncovering solid undeniable proof and no one believes him.

Guys, let's give this guy a chance. He is skeptical himself also and afraid. I've seen earlier post of him that have learned me a lot.

If it is in a public place, why the worry about posting it?

Who is upvoating this crap?!!!

I'll save it. Suggest taking as many shots as you can, and a video too so they can't say it's photoshopped.

Could it be possible that it's an ad to encourage people to search on Google for pizza because it's getting close to Superbowl and a lot of fans like to eat foods like pizza while they watch the game? I hope that didn't come off as snarky. I just am trying hard not to fall into the trap of thinking that nothing can be taken at face value anymore. Investigating all of this can start to warp one's mind. Plus, I didn't see the ad, so I'm just working off the description.

"We should check local restaurant (pizzerias), homeless shelters, etc.".......With all due respect but you sound like a shill trying to discredit us. This isn't about looking at random pizza parlors and homeless shelters on the eastern seaboard for pedophiles. That would be kind of silly don't you think? We're more about tracking down leads from Wikileaks emails that point to some sketchy doings in the halls of power in DC not unlike the Franklin Scandal 20+ years ago.

Randomly chasing down references to Pizza isn't the way to go about this.

;-)

Use "Archive.is" as your archive source and keep a back up of your image on an external hard drive or somewhere not on the internet.

I don't know anything about archive sites but I'm in VA and have traveled around here on the East Coast. I might be able to help track things down.