Federal Bureau of Investigation

An FBI insider has revealed that the agency are currently conducting a low-key investigation into ‘Pizzagate’ and a potential Washington D.C. pedophile ring.  According to the insider, FBI agents are biding their time and waiting until the Trump administration get into power, before making any actual arrests. Voat.co reports: Exact quote: FBI is facing the entire Federal government in this case. Unreal. Here is also what he said. “…pedophilia is primarily in British parliament & Saudi Arabia, and that’s why HRC and BC love foreign donors so much.

Huffington Post's Senior Enterprise Editor, Nick Baumann, sent a tweet just over a month ago that he probably wishes he could take back...or maybe not, they say there's no such thing as bad publicity after all.

The following tweet was sent by Baumann on Halloween and references destroying Trump ballots at a Washington D.C. polling station.  Unfortunately, while Baumann said the whole thing was just a "joke about fake news," the FBI took it a bit more seriously. 

Police and FBI have been instructed to begin removing all posts mentioning “Pizzagate” from social media in an attempt to suppress details of the pedophilia scandal from the public. The Huffington Post reports that “After the restaurant’s owner, James Alefantis, and staffers began receiving death threats, Alefantis contacted local and federal authorities, including the FBI, to get the fake news stories removed.” But law enforcement has sided with the man who allegedly named himself after his love of children (J’aime les infants), and are now censoring Pizzagate stories from social media.

As of December 1st, the FBI and other agencies can a obtain warrant from a judge that will allow them to remotely control any of your devices, opening up enormous potential for abuse by those in power. While the mainstream media stokes fear about Trump’s potential for corruption, the fact is, this strategy has already been snuck into law behind the people’s backs – and will be in the hands of anyone in the future. How much do you trust the government and three letter agencies with your devices?

Authored by Ben Norton and Glenn Greenwald, originally posted at TheIntercept.com,