Craig Sawyer, legit? ( pizzagate )

submitted by Machz

What do people in pg community think of Craig Sawyer?

He has recently posted videos and Tweeted about a person harassing him about the Getty museum and possible children being held inside. The guy in question does sound like a mental case but reading articles from other people does seem to raise a few red flags. I don't know if this Getty story is bs or not but just the way CS just flippantly gives the story no credibility just doesn't sit right with me.

Maybe people here can ease my concerns

think-

Hi @Machz , thank you for your post.

Could you please add a link to back up this claim:

He has recently posted videos and Tweeted about a person harassing him about the Getty museum and possible children being held inside.

Thanks. Please note that posts always need at least one link (per Rule 2).

We discussed this issue already eight days ago. You can find the old post here: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2453444

I will flair the post 'Edit Warning', you'll have 24 hours to edit, otherwise we would have to remove the post.

Unfortunately, due to a bug, after editing a post, upvoats won't show. You could avoid this by self-deleting and reposting.

Thank you.

Machz

I noticed people on here do not like to click links and I don't know how submit archived links. I will post them if I'm allowed to, or if you could link me a tutorial on how to archive first I would gladly do so..

think-

I don't know a tutorial, but I can try to explain.... :-)

Just open two browser windows - one with the article you would like to archive.

In the other browser window, go to http://www.archive.is (for texts; for pics, go to catbox.moe)

Then copy+paste the url of the first window into the space that is indicated on the archive.is or catbox.moe page.

Click 'ok' or 'go' (don't recall correctly maybe).

Wait a minute, then there will be a new url shown in the second window that you can copypaste into your submission.

Hope this helps.

Dickface808

I personally don't bother following him or put much stock in him, though other people swear by him. Can't offer much more than that.