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Quoted: I'm not want to defecate on a good conspiracy theory. However, I've noticed that when some online retailers run low/out of inventory, one tactic is to jack the price up massively, like several decimal points, in order to keep people from ordering it. You try keeping a well stocked inventory of kids named Shimaya. It’s a booming market, what do you expect? |
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Quoted: I gotta think a missing kid is worth more than $10k. Plus how do they handle the shipping? Return policy? Quoted: Quoted: I think i understand what's going on here, lol.. So you buy this $10000 furniture on Wayfair and instead you're buying a child reported missing? Creepy thought I gotta think a missing kid is worth more than $10k. Plus how do they handle the shipping? Return policy? The child is in the cabinet. Duh... |
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Quoted: Search google for the listings. They’re there exactly as described and the caches of the pages existed last I checked. Wayfair at first said the prices were accurate, then they made some excuse about pricing errors. Then they started taking the product pages down completely. Quoted: Quoted: Is there any reason to actually believe that those listing haven't been made up? A quick check of wayfair shows that while WXF does sell overpriced cabinets on the site, none of them come close to matching what is alleged. Search google for the listings. They’re there exactly as described and the caches of the pages existed last I checked. Wayfair at first said the prices were accurate, then they made some excuse about pricing errors. Then they started taking the product pages down completely. Frankly, I think it's just a game they play hoping some corporate and government buyers don't look closely at prices. They don't want to admit that, though. |
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Quoted: Frankly, I think it's just a game they play hoping some corporate and government buyers don't look closely at prices. They don't want to admit that, though. Something nefarious is going on. I’ve never met a single person whose ever mentioned Wayfair. I wouldn’t even know the name but if not for the USPS movers coupon packet that contains usually Lowe’s, Directtv, and wayfair coupons. Meanwhile tons of hedge firms own their stock en masse and they just got some $3B loan or some sort of funding. As for the products, I could understand some “special” marked up items for sketchy crap but why would they insert random human names in the title of cabinets/pillows etc? More questions than answers. Maybe some bro’s at google or the nsa can search their dB for anyone who searched for “wayfair” and then a while later, one of the names. Not going to be many people that pop up with those criteria. |
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Quoted: I have no involvement with this one, just something I found.... https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/a9nn3Gj_460s.jpg That’s a dead end. You can pretty much type anything into that sketchy Russian website and end up with pics of little kids. |
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Quoted: It is possible to both believe in the existence of organized crime rings making big money trading in any deeply disturbing product that can be imagined to wealthy perverts, while simultaneously expressing healthy skepticism that the aforementioned people are doing so using a retail site for Chinese furniture that can be accessed by anyone and using the first names of their victims. You would be a fool to not believe such things are bought and sold, because they have been throughout history. It is equally foolish to assume those involved in these things have the operational security of a ham handed 3 year old and have left a bread crumb trail of Carmen Sandiego style clues to lead you to them through Google. The left has proven that they don't have to hide any of their crimes as historically they haven't been prosecuted except by show trials or to destroy other demoroach competitors. It is a game to them. They hide their crimes in plain sight and blame the Republicans via projection. The National Socialist German Workers party laboriously and meticulously recorded all of the entirety of their crimes out in the open and so did the Soviet Union. The Germans never suspected that they would lose either. The left like their dead and lamented pals in the N.A.S.D.P and the Soviet Union,don't care that you can see their crimes as they are above you and the laws. |
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Quoted: Something nefarious is going on. I’ve never met a single person whose ever mentioned Wayfair. I wouldn’t even know the name but if not for the USPS movers coupon packet that contains usually Lowe’s, Directtv, and wayfair coupons. Meanwhile tons of hedge firms own their stock en masse and they just got some $3B loan or some sort of funding. As for the products, I could understand some “special” marked up items for sketchy crap but why would they insert random human names in the title of cabinets/pillows etc? More questions than answers. Maybe some bro’s at google or the nsa can search their dB for anyone who searched for “wayfair” and then a while later, one of the names. Not going to be many people that pop up with those criteria. Just because you never heard of it doesn't mean they aren't a massive business. Their revenue was 9 billion in 2019. |
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Quoted: That's my point. $9B in revenue selling what/who to whom? I suspect there's not many $9B companies I've never met a customer of. |
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Quoted: Why would they use their real name? Quoted: Why would they use their real name? Because, yes, the massive pedophile conspiracy that supposedly runs the government and lurks on dark street corners everywhere is dumb enough to sell children on Wayfair. And the FBI just ignores it because they’re in the pockets of the conspiracy. Despite missing children being far rarer than in the past and almost always taken by a parent. Must be a super smart conspiracy that also had its brain removed. Quoted: Something nefarious is going on. I’ve never met a single person whose ever mentioned Wayfair. I wouldn’t even know the name but if not for the USPS movers coupon packet that contains usually Lowe’s, Directtv, and wayfair coupons. Meanwhile tons of hedge firms own their stock en masse and they just got some $3B loan or some sort of funding. As for the products, I could understand some “special” marked up items for sketchy crap but why would they insert random human names in the title of cabinets/pillows etc? More questions than answers. Maybe some bro’s at google or the nsa can search their dB for anyone who searched for “wayfair” and then a while later, one of the names. Not going to be many people that pop up with those criteria. You haven’t shipped at IKEA, have you? Or seen typical Chinese product naming schemes. Or know young moms, or watch HGTV. Because blurbs written by a computer or someone with either a tenuous grasp on the English language or writing a thousand of these an hour makes mistakes. I mean, seriously people. Selling children on Wayfair? You truly believe in a conspiracy powerful, well hidden, well connected, and stupid enough to do something like that? Rather than, I don’t know, conducting their nefarious business in private? And conveniently, conspiracy nuts have found proof of this super secret deep state pedophile conspiracy just as people are getting spun up about the election and thus this tin foil hat nonsense again? There’s credulity, and then there’s this. I don’t just have a bridge to sell you, but the deed to Florida. All of it, and it’s yours, just send me a few hundred thousand dollars and I’ll sell it to you. It has too many alligators and is too hot for me anyway. |
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Quoted: That’s a dead end. You can pretty much type anything into that sketchy Russian website and end up with pics of little kids. Quoted: Quoted: I have no involvement with this one, just something I found.... https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/a9nn3Gj_460s.jpg That’s a dead end. You can pretty much type anything into that sketchy Russian website and end up with pics of little kids. ..it’s Yandex. Basically Googlski. |
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Quoted: Talk about overpriced shit, wonder what I’ll receive if I order this off of eBay.. over 100 sold lol https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/315537/542BA0A7-1EB4-442A-8A6A-991A8E859C83_png-1499801.JPG Wow. Why? More, lots of "Last One" listings. Under $100 on Amazon No, don't count me in with this conspiracy crap. Just wondering why somebody would pay so much for a toy car (?) battery. |
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Quoted: Wow. Why? More, lots of "Last One" listings. Under $100 on Amazon No, don't count me in with this conspiracy crap. Just wondering why somebody would pay so much for a toy car (?) battery. Someone just spent over $100k on a new in box copy of Super Mario Bros. To shove on a shelf or in a safe and never, ever open or play. A game you could get to play for incredibly cheap. Have you seen the price for a K98 vs a Lee-Enfield? And I’ve seen huge EBay vs Amazon price swings - people try to take advantage of low information buyers and make a quick buck. Not surprising. |
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Quoted: Someone just spent over $100k on a new in box copy of Super Mario Bros. To shove on a shelf or in a safe and never, ever open or play. A game you could get to play for incredibly cheap. Have you seen the price for a K98 vs a Lee-Enfield? And I’ve seen huge EBay vs Amazon price swings - people try to take advantage of low information buyers and make a quick buck. Not surprising. I still need a copy of Earthbound... 
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I don't see a match when I click on the website. |
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Quoted: Did someone leave the gate to the sasquatch subforum open again? https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/01/25/cindy-mccain-on-jeffrey-epstein-we-all-knew-what-he-was-doing/ Cow's already got out. To late to try and close it now, Shenanigunz... "They all knew." Why didn't John McCain blow the whistle?  Nothing stopped him from knowingly delivering fake papers about Trump pissing on hookers. |
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Quoted: I'm not want to defecate on a good conspiracy theory. However, I've noticed that when some online retailers run low/out of inventory, one tactic is to jack the price up massively, like several decimal points, in order to keep people from ordering it. Most all common e-com software has some back order/order control system to prevent ordering in instances like that. That’s just seems hackish and unnecessary. Couldn’t imagine tier one types needing to do that. |
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Quoted: If there's any substance at all, it's more likely you're buying time with a child. Quoted: Quoted: I think i understand what's going on here, lol.. So you buy this $10000 furniture on Wayfair and instead you're buying a child reported missing? Creepy thought They last an average of 2 years before they are "used up" and die/tortured to death. IDK how it works. Maybe they do lease them. The way I read it they buy the kid for $10,000 and use them till they are dead/killed. Apparently little black children are the cheapest. White children are the most expensive. Even sex slavers are racist. |
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Quoted: Yes. Scrutiny is disloyalty to the tribe. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Is there actual evidence for this? This isn't about evidence. Accept it at face value or you might as well be a mask-wearing Dem. Oh, like Russia collusion? Ukraine scandal? Tax fraud? You mean like that too? Yes. Scrutiny is disloyalty to the tribe. Fer a smart feller, you sure do say some strange things. |
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Quoted: Posts going around Facebook with pics of Wayfair (online furniture company) selling shit like pillows for $10k+ named after missing children. Can’t share photos because, well membership and photobucket. What do you think? More pizzagate stuff. Q predicted this |
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Quoted: That’s because the vast majority of them are runaways or “kidnapped” by non-custodial parents. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: 450,000 kids go missing in the US every year. Unfortunately it probably wouldn’t be hard to match names with products when numbers are that high That number is suspiciously high when I think in terms of "missing kids". That’s because the vast majority of them are runaways or “kidnapped” by non-custodial parents. Many are parental kidnappings. Many are run-aways that get sucked up by the human trafficking/child prostitution rings. Still others ~10% iirc go missing from foster cares. Some foster care "sex slave" rings have been busted recently.  Undocumented illegals having undocumented kids to sell as sex slaves? That number isn't recorded anywhere.
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Quoted: It is possible to both believe in the existence of organized crime rings making big money trading in any deeply disturbing product that can be imagined to wealthy perverts, while simultaneously expressing healthy skepticism that the aforementioned people are doing so using a retail site for Chinese furniture that can be accessed by anyone and using the first names of their victims. You would be a fool to not believe such things are bought and sold, because they have been throughout history. It is equally foolish to assume those involved in these things have the operational security of a ham handed 3 year old and have left a bread crumb trail of Carmen Sandiego style clues to lead you to them through Google. Quoted: Quoted: The thing about all of these posts is that there are immediate responses that do their best to "debunk" (with out proof of any sort as well) everything as being a "conspiracy" and impugn the OP. Never is any innate curiosity allowed nor is the possibility of the connections being possible. Despite the fact that the left has their finger prints all over all sorts of nefarious political corruption all around the world. It is possible to both believe in the existence of organized crime rings making big money trading in any deeply disturbing product that can be imagined to wealthy perverts, while simultaneously expressing healthy skepticism that the aforementioned people are doing so using a retail site for Chinese furniture that can be accessed by anyone and using the first names of their victims. You would be a fool to not believe such things are bought and sold, because they have been throughout history. It is equally foolish to assume those involved in these things have the operational security of a ham handed 3 year old and have left a bread crumb trail of Carmen Sandiego style clues to lead you to them through Google. They don't need to do it in secret, they own the justice system already. They figured out long ago to just put themselves in positions of power, then promote their fellow criminals into other positions of power. |
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WAIT! So, rich people hang out with other rich people?!? No wonder Jeff Bezos never returns any of my e-mails! 
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Quoted: For all the naysayers....... Spend 10 minutes with a task force member of a Human Trafficking unit,..... Eye opening. Human trafficking is real. And more prevalent than most believe. Back in 07 or 08 I got stuck at Ali al saleem for a week or so trying to get a mil flight into AFG. For those of you that dont know. It was a base in kuwait and individuals or small groups traveling into the combat theaters had to go through there. Its how you crossed over from flying commercial to the region then entered the .mil system. Anywah, they had a tent city there where transients would bunk until their flights. Well I found myself in a tent with just one other dude. Turns out he was an FBI agent and as we were both stuck there for a few days we kinda pal’d around. He had never deployed and didn’t know basic shit like where the chowhall is or how you get yourself on a flight. He was going to Iraq to be stationed at the embassy for awhile. As we got to know each other we got to swapping war stories and he told me about how he spent 6yrs working human trafficking. He was telling me all about this Q type pedo conspiracy shit 10-12yrs ago. The wealthiest 1% buying kids. He went on and on at great length and at one point he had tears welling up in his eyes. One of the things he talked about I will never forget. He said “you know those missing children bulletins in walmart?” I affirmed that I did. He said “if you see a kid on there that is cute and white, shes already gone.” And I must have screwfaced him because he explained “they can get black or brown kids easier in black and brown places but they dont bring the same prices” and he said something about most kids are taken by the non custodial parent but those arent the kids that are missing for more than a year. “By the time they are posted in walmart they are dead or on some sheiks yacht” Of all nights to be in a shitheel dry country. I was truly disturbed and barely slept. I will never forget that dude. |
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More: Wayfair: Retailer's Products Fuel Conspiracy Theory After Users Find 'Link' to Missing Children People first became suspicious after they noticed furniture under the "WFX Collection," which includes storage cabinets and pillows, listed as products on the website with people's names and an exorbitant price tag. For instance, the website apparently has an "Alyvia" storage cabinet priced at $12,699, a "Dunston" throw pillow and "Drayton" shower curtain for $9,999 each among several other similarly priced and labeled products under a seller named Bungalow Rose. *** One of the items' description also oddly mentions "No passport required," as pointed out by a Twitter user That is a beyond oddly over priced throw pillow, and shower curtain, could be a money laundering scheme of nothing else. |
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Lol Not sure that means what you think. |
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Quoted: More: Wayfair: Retailer's Products Fuel Conspiracy Theory After Users Find 'Link' to Missing Children That is a beyond oddly over priced throw pillow, and shower curtain, could be a money laundering scheme of nothing else. Quoted: More: Wayfair: Retailer's Products Fuel Conspiracy Theory After Users Find 'Link' to Missing Children People first became suspicious after they noticed furniture under the "WFX Collection," which includes storage cabinets and pillows, listed as products on the website with people's names and an exorbitant price tag. For instance, the website apparently has an "Alyvia" storage cabinet priced at $12,699, a "Dunston" throw pillow and "Drayton" shower curtain for $9,999 each among several other similarly priced and labeled products under a seller named Bungalow Rose. *** One of the items' description also oddly mentions "No passport required," as pointed out by a Twitter user That is a beyond oddly over priced throw pillow, and shower curtain, could be a money laundering scheme of nothing else. That seems more likely. does wayfair get a cut of the stuff sold on there by vendors? |
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Those of you that say Wayfair is some obscure weird website the only ugly single women used to order candles is completely off base. Wayfair trades under the symbol W and has been a publicly traded stock for quite some time. They do billions and billions in sales. As a matter fact I ordered some office furniture last week. I will let you know if a small child gets delivered to my business. |
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Quoted: Back in 07 or 08 I got stuck at Ali al saleem for a week or so trying to get a mil flight into AFG. For those of you that dont know. It was a base in kuwait and individuals or small groups traveling into the combat theaters had to go through there. Its how you crossed over from flying commercial to the region then entered the .mil system. Anywah, they had a tent city there where transients would bunk until their flights. Well I found myself in a tent with just one other dude. Turns out he was an FBI agent and as we were both stuck there for a few days we kinda pal’d around. He had never deployed and didn’t know basic shit like where the chowhall is or how you get yourself on a flight. He was going to Iraq to be stationed at the embassy for awhile. As we got to know each other we got to swapping war stories and he told me about how he spent 6yrs working human trafficking. He was telling me all about this Q type pedo conspiracy shit 10-12yrs ago. The wealthiest 1% buying kids. He went on and on at great length and at one point he had tears welling up in his eyes. One of the things he talked about I will never forget. He said “you know those missing children bulletins in walmart?” I affirmed that I did. He said “if you see a kid on there that is cute and white, shes already gone.” And I must have screwfaced him because he explained “they can get black or brown kids easier in black and brown places but they dont bring the same prices” and he said something about most kids are taken by the non custodial parent but those arent the kids that are missing for more than a year. “By the time they are posted in walmart they are dead or on some sheiks yacht” Of all nights to be in a shitheel dry country. I was truly disturbed and barely slept. I will never forget that dude. Quoted: Quoted: For all the naysayers....... Spend 10 minutes with a task force member of a Human Trafficking unit,..... Eye opening. Human trafficking is real. And more prevalent than most believe. Back in 07 or 08 I got stuck at Ali al saleem for a week or so trying to get a mil flight into AFG. For those of you that dont know. It was a base in kuwait and individuals or small groups traveling into the combat theaters had to go through there. Its how you crossed over from flying commercial to the region then entered the .mil system. Anywah, they had a tent city there where transients would bunk until their flights. Well I found myself in a tent with just one other dude. Turns out he was an FBI agent and as we were both stuck there for a few days we kinda pal’d around. He had never deployed and didn’t know basic shit like where the chowhall is or how you get yourself on a flight. He was going to Iraq to be stationed at the embassy for awhile. As we got to know each other we got to swapping war stories and he told me about how he spent 6yrs working human trafficking. He was telling me all about this Q type pedo conspiracy shit 10-12yrs ago. The wealthiest 1% buying kids. He went on and on at great length and at one point he had tears welling up in his eyes. One of the things he talked about I will never forget. He said “you know those missing children bulletins in walmart?” I affirmed that I did. He said “if you see a kid on there that is cute and white, shes already gone.” And I must have screwfaced him because he explained “they can get black or brown kids easier in black and brown places but they dont bring the same prices” and he said something about most kids are taken by the non custodial parent but those arent the kids that are missing for more than a year. “By the time they are posted in walmart they are dead or on some sheiks yacht” Of all nights to be in a shitheel dry country. I was truly disturbed and barely slept. I will never forget that dude. We already know why, but did HE say why they were untouchable? The answer is obvious but just curious if he mentioned that part of it. |
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So, let me see if i understand this lunacy Little kids get snatched. Wayfair sells them on the website by naming furniture after the snatched kid And not one single person missing a kid has ever googled the kids name? No one missing a kid has ever noticed the furniture at wayfair named after the missing kid? As usual, this conspiracy malarkey does not pass the sniff test. It would be a useful tool to put in your tool box if, when a huge steaming load of bullshit gets dropped on your head, you guys had the ability to say "oh, my this appears to be bullshit." |
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Quoted: Back in 07 or 08 I got stuck at Ali al saleem for a week or so trying to get a mil flight into AFG. For those of you that dont know. It was a base in kuwait and individuals or small groups traveling into the combat theaters had to go through there. Its how you crossed over from flying commercial to the region then entered the .mil system. Anywah, they had a tent city there where transients would bunk until their flights. Well I found myself in a tent with just one other dude. Turns out he was an FBI agent and as we were both stuck there for a few days we kinda pal’d around. He had never deployed and didn’t know basic shit like where the chowhall is or how you get yourself on a flight. He was going to Iraq to be stationed at the embassy for awhile. As we got to know each other we got to swapping war stories and he told me about how he spent 6yrs working human trafficking. He was telling me all about this Q type pedo conspiracy shit 10-12yrs ago. The wealthiest 1% buying kids. He went on and on at great length and at one point he had tears welling up in his eyes. One of the things he talked about I will never forget. He said “you know those missing children bulletins in walmart?” I affirmed that I did. He said “if you see a kid on there that is cute and white, shes already gone.” And I must have screwfaced him because he explained “they can get black or brown kids easier in black and brown places but they dont bring the same prices” and he said something about most kids are taken by the non custodial parent but those arent the kids that are missing for more than a year. “By the time they are posted in walmart they are dead or on some sheiks yacht” Of all nights to be in a shitheel dry country. I was truly disturbed and barely slept. I will never forget that dude. Quoted: Quoted: For all the naysayers....... Spend 10 minutes with a task force member of a Human Trafficking unit,..... Eye opening. Human trafficking is real. And more prevalent than most believe. Back in 07 or 08 I got stuck at Ali al saleem for a week or so trying to get a mil flight into AFG. For those of you that dont know. It was a base in kuwait and individuals or small groups traveling into the combat theaters had to go through there. Its how you crossed over from flying commercial to the region then entered the .mil system. Anywah, they had a tent city there where transients would bunk until their flights. Well I found myself in a tent with just one other dude. Turns out he was an FBI agent and as we were both stuck there for a few days we kinda pal’d around. He had never deployed and didn’t know basic shit like where the chowhall is or how you get yourself on a flight. He was going to Iraq to be stationed at the embassy for awhile. As we got to know each other we got to swapping war stories and he told me about how he spent 6yrs working human trafficking. He was telling me all about this Q type pedo conspiracy shit 10-12yrs ago. The wealthiest 1% buying kids. He went on and on at great length and at one point he had tears welling up in his eyes. One of the things he talked about I will never forget. He said “you know those missing children bulletins in walmart?” I affirmed that I did. He said “if you see a kid on there that is cute and white, shes already gone.” And I must have screwfaced him because he explained “they can get black or brown kids easier in black and brown places but they dont bring the same prices” and he said something about most kids are taken by the non custodial parent but those arent the kids that are missing for more than a year. “By the time they are posted in walmart they are dead or on some sheiks yacht” Of all nights to be in a shitheel dry country. I was truly disturbed and barely slept. I will never forget that dude. We are ruled by Satanic Pedophiles who are interlocked by mutual blackmail. Their reach extends down to every community and up to the highest levels of power. They carefully study target families, particularly white families with more than the normal number of children. They seek to split the family up and separate the father from the children. Their tactics are well worn and they are masters at them. It often takes years after the fact to gain the clarity to look back and to carefully analyze their machinations to recognize the pedos and their tactics in our midst targeting the family. |
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Quoted: We are ruled by Satanic Pedophiles who are interlocked by mutual blackmail. Their reach extends down to every community and up to the highest levels of power. They carefully study target families, particularly white families with more than the normal number of children. They seek to split the family up and separate the father from the children. Their tactics are well worn and they are masters at them. It often takes years after the fact to gain the clarity to look back and to carefully analyze their machinations to recognize the pedos and their tactics in our midst targeting the family. It's the Satanic Panic of the 80's. What's old is new again. 
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Quoted: Hard to do when wayfair removed them because the company couldn't give a good reason why they were so high. If you do a google search the old links still show up Might be some ecommerce thing like posted above, who knows. Quoted: Quoted: You people need to learn how to take screenshots. Not of Facebook conspiracy stuff, where's the Wayfair screenshot and links? Do some digging of your own and don't amplify false rumors. Hard to do when wayfair removed them because the company couldn't give a good reason why they were so high. If you do a google search the old links still show up Might be some ecommerce thing like posted above, who knows. Somebody or computer probably put down the price in yen in the dollars column. Accidents happen. Over pricing something only gives the company a bad name. Under pricing sells a lot of products under production cost and that really hurts a company.
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Quoted: So, let me see if i understand this lunacy Little kids get snatched. Wayfair sells them on the website by naming furniture after the snatched kid And not one single person missing a kid has ever googled the kids name? No one missing a kid has ever noticed the furniture at wayfair named after the missing kid? As usual, this conspiracy malarkey does not pass the sniff test. It would be a useful tool to put in your tool box if, when a huge steaming load of bullshit gets dropped on your head, you guys had the ability to say "oh, my this appears to be bullshit." And somehow, customers of these kids are informed about the big secret process by some cel destine network, but that same means can't be used to place an order. Nope. For that, gotta go to Amazon or Wayfair. I guess they wanted to tap into the existing e-commerce structures. Maybe better shipping options. 
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Quoted: That seems more likely. does wayfair get a cut of the stuff sold on there by vendors? Quoted: Quoted: More: Wayfair: Retailer's Products Fuel Conspiracy Theory After Users Find 'Link' to Missing Children People first became suspicious after they noticed furniture under the "WFX Collection," which includes storage cabinets and pillows, listed as products on the website with people's names and an exorbitant price tag. For instance, the website apparently has an "Alyvia" storage cabinet priced at $12,699, a "Dunston" throw pillow and "Drayton" shower curtain for $9,999 each among several other similarly priced and labeled products under a seller named Bungalow Rose. *** One of the items' description also oddly mentions "No passport required," as pointed out by a Twitter user That is a beyond oddly over priced throw pillow, and shower curtain, could be a money laundering scheme of nothing else. That seems more likely. does wayfair get a cut of the stuff sold on there by vendors? You see that kind of thing on Ebay where someone is selling items that should be in the $50 dollar range for $10,000+ it is a pretty good bet that is someone moving money around. |