Parents Livid After School Instructs 8th-Graders to Describe Sex Acts Using Pizza Toppings

It’s a strange phenomenon how, in the face of the media’s incessant poo-pooing and conspiracy shaming, pizza and pedophilia just routinely continue to come up hand in hand together.

It has been evident from its injection into the mass public consciousness with Pizzagate, to the assertions from many former child stars that pedophilia is an open secret in Hollywood, only to then be coupled with their strange, yet, unified obsession with all things pizza.

For an even more recent example we need to look no further than the movie, Licorice Pizza with its pedophilia themed underpinnings, to deduce that there’s just something about pedo’s and pizza that finds them drawn together again and again.

But it’s all just conspiracy theory right?

If there is one thing that I have learned over the years, it’s that there can only be so many “coincidences” in a given circumstance before coincidence becomes a mathematical impossibility.

But the maistream media will have you think otherwise and point to things like “the debunked” #Pizzagate to shut down any conversation and make you feel foolish to so much as think that something so outlandish as pedophilia among circles in the gilded class may actually exist. This conspiracy shaming perpetuates despite the confirmed existence of elite sex cults and pedophilia scandals such the Franklin Cover Up, the Nexivm cult and the undeniable, Jeffery Epstein with his infamous flight logs stemming from his private jet dubbed, The Lolita Express, which was used to taxi his rich and famous clientele to and from his private rape island.

Just for the record, Pizzagate has never been ‘debunked’ as the media will often lie and assert. If you look into the actual facts surrounding the incident, there was never any formal investigation done by any law enforcement agency and all conclusions were determined by media consensus based on the police stating that they “never found a basement” in the pizza shop in question.

I am not claiming to know what did and did not happen, but at the very least one would have to conclude that an actual investigation should be conducted after looking over the evidence and giving it an honest chance. There’s some pretty questionable and damning evidence that was just swept under the rug without question that definitely deserves a closer look.

Now, slithering in like a snake from the apple tree and making its way into our public schools is the board sponsored sexualization of our children underpinning themes of sodomy, perversion and pedophilia.

All things considered, it was only a matter of time until someone started playing it fast and loose and threw in a pizza mixer to kick the party into full swing.

Yet, so many in the media speak about the outpouring of concerns surrounding this as if they are unfounded and oppressive, due in part, that much of the controversial content in question will conveniently embody highly sexualized books and materials that are cloaked under the LGBTQ category. This way, when questioned, they can sidestep the depravity of the materials and themes of pedophilia being presented to pre-teens and minors as being taught in the name of LGBTQ rights.

The bottom line is, material that is sexual in nature has zero place in any school library regardless of what gender it is pandering and soliciting to.

As an aside: this is just a message to the LGBTQ community hoping that you are aware that the pedophiles are trying real hard to latch onto your movement. If you don’t draw a line in the sand where the sexualizing of children are concerned, you are going to wind up with their nasty little black stripe in your rainbow and lose a lot of credibility and respect for your movement that has been hard earned over the decades.

Being L, G, B, T, or Q does not = pedophile and you should make that distinction crystal clear before they blur those lines, because they are trying real hard right now to do just that.

Courtesy of:   https://pjmedia.com

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Preamble written by: Patrick Walkey for Ohio’s Voice