We should all be careful when speculating. No matter how well founded a hunch is, unless you have something like an admission to wrongdoing, it's really tough to take action on it. The pizza speculation was solid for the most part, but only when it comes to sketching a broader picture of what's going on and learning what to look out for when the next outrage happens. It's really about warning people and providing context for some of this bizarre trendscoming down the pike. Maybe some of it can be prevented or prosecuted if you find yourself close enough to it. Although when people who are not on the inside track want to take action, they're completely vulnerable to legal action and other less legal forms of retribution. QAnon was really whipping people up into expecting that the lynchpin was the Clintons and that all we had to do is support Lolita Express Flyer Trump to the max. Then when some of these same true believers couldn't see a setup for what it was, you get January 6th. We are living in the age of controlled information selectively released, and controlled reaction and counterreactions, and 24 hour monitoring & tracking.
The Yandex stuff was a big eye opener to how search engines from other countries like Russia can be used for certain purposes. It's less useful to try to nail anything on Hanx especially when we don't have anyone willing to come forward with their abuse and go to court. It is good to keep that scenario stashed away just in case we can match it with something else, hopefully that is actionable at some other time. Just like all these individual celebrities, we'd be wasting alot of energy if we only focused on one or two of them waiting with baited breath until someone takes them down like Weinstein or Spacey (halfway). I'm mostly interested in painting the broader picture. I don't rely completely on any single instance. The Voodoo Donuts guy was a little sus and the now defunct and personally discredited Random Rants of Ryan did some good work on Troma Films.
