Jack Posobiec, Actor, And PizzaGate Believer To Denier: WHY?

John Podesta — the as of yet unprosecuted Jimmy Savile of America — has gotten his string of lucky breaks, that’s for sure.

Actor turned right-leaning online journalist.

Just as PizzaGate was going global around the world, with millions of people reading his WikiLeaks and wondering what exactly “pizza” and “walnut sauce” are, and why those two topics dominated so many of Podesta’s leaked private email discussions with other powerful people on the left…

…suddenly, Jack Posobiec, at the time a popular livestreamer on Periscope who was before that working at Guantanamo Bay for the US military in some capacity during the Obama years, and before that had spent about 2 years living in mainland China — where he contributed to his career as a major motion picture actor.

Every man is entitled to a change of career or two. Yet star livestreamer Posobiec’s past raises new questions in light of China’s growing hostility toward the West — and there’s little doubt his abrupt reversal on PizzaGate, from promoting research into it at first, to later disavowing it repeatedly as “hoax” and “hysteria,” put other journalists in a tough spot, as the public no longer believed many of the claims related to that very true and very sick scandal.

Jack Posobiec’s better known credits according to IMDB include The Forbidden Kingdom, a 2008 flick starring Jackie Chan that was financed by Chinese media interests.

In June 2018, Posobiec began swinging hard against PizzaGate truthers, in effect killing the topic for many on the new right.

Every journalist is entitled to a change of heart as new facts dictate, to be sure.

And PizzaGate’s most recent tally of the facts seem to demand investigation and answers more than ever before — rather than a hasty, sudden, and frankly still unanswered total 180 degree shift in views, without any proper explanation.

PizzaGate is as real as the day Jack Posobiec turned his back on it, and the PizzaGate emails pre-date the first goofy QANON posting by more than a year.

Safe to say, this scandal isn’t going away.

Not in an election year.

Not when the whole world suddenly seems to be searching for “PizzaGate,” and uncovering the strange truth all over again.

What is PizzaGate? Begin with our introductory article here.