Join host, Greg Carlwood, of The Higherside Chats podcast as he talks about the international scope of Pizzagate with researcher, Ryan Zimmerman.

Although the idea of the elite abusing children is nothing new, the concrete evidence provided by the Pizzagate investigation has unveiled an epic organization stretching across all corners of the Earth. And while the Pizzagate saga seems to have been covered in great lengths, today's guest has spent an abundance of time researching the intricate details still left unexposed. From genetic research and kidnappings to a trifecta of evil in the form of corporations like Dyncorp, Stratfor, and Deagle, this Pizzagate 2.0 show take a deeper look into this centuries biggest scandal.

2:42 Greg begins by having Ryan retrace his path from simply being an observer, to finding himself as one of the leading investigative researchers at the forefront of exposing horrific crimes. While studying to become a MUFON investigator, Zimmerman frequently lurked Reddit. But, it wasn't until the overwhelming abundance of primary documentation involving Pizzagate hit, coupled with the concerted efforts to suppress this story, Ryan decided to act.

11:30 While the circumstances surrounding the mysterious disappearance of Madeline McCann have been connected to John and Tony Podesta, the blinding confirmation that came with the release of the Podesta emails deserves a second look. The circumstantial evidence including the close proximity of Podesta on the day of McCann's disappearance and the suspect profiles matching their description now pale in comparison to the newly circulating gene trafficking subplot involving Coloboma, otherwise known as "snake in the eye".

24:20 Moving on from the high strangeness surrounding Madeline McCann, Greg and Ryan tackle the newest development in the Pizzagate saga: the role of the private military. They discuss the role of Dyncorp in American foreign affairs and the nefarious and egregious human rights violations being committed by them, specifically in Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. 

31:40 With a lot of the companies discretely connected though a tangled web of subsidiaries,