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Billionaire founder of social network of sadistic pedophiles is a Hillary Clinton supporter.

Here’s more evidence that the Democrat Party is the Party of Evil.

According to Wikipedia, with a networth in February 2018 of $1.54 billion, Mark Pincus, 52, is an Internet entrepreneur who was a founding investor of Twitter and Facebook. He is also the founder of Zynga, a mobile social gaming company; the startups Freeloader, Inc., and Support.com; incubator SuperLabs; and the co-founder of Win the Future (WTF), the “progressive left wing” insurgency movement within the already left-wing Democratic Party.

In the 2016 presidential election, Pincus was a supporter of Hillary Clinton, as seen in the pic below. He blames Hillary’s loss on “outside factors like Russian meddling”.

Mark-Pincus-Hillary-Clinton.jpg

In 2003, at age 37, Pincus founded his third startup, Tribe.net, an early social network. Tribe.net partnered with major local newspapers and was backed by The Washington Post, Knight Ridder Digital, and Mayfield Fund and Guy Spier.

Pincus said in 2008:

“We’ve kept Tribe going not because we believed it would turn into a phenomenal business success like Bebo or Facebook, but because I think it serves a really valuable role for the community.”

In November 2016, a poster on Voat discovered a massive sadistic pedophile “community” at Tribe.net, where child porn of the sickest sort is openly available, and where sadistic pedophiles boast of “no limits” to their twisted perversities.

Although I had known about Tribe some time ago, I couldn’t bring myself to post about it until November 2017 in “Sadistic pedophiles and Sen. Al Franken’s ‘joke’ about anal rape of babies” because what Tribe‘s members write about is so horrific and demonic.
So, consider yourself forewarned.

On Tribe, members can initiate a discussion on a particular subject by starting a new thread. One of the threads is truly evil, titled “Newborn Snuff,” which was begun on October 2, 2015 by a member who calls himself BabySnuff. This is what BabySnuff wrote (WARNING: Graphic language):

“Anyone else have a fantasy of raping a newborn to death? Kidnap a woman off the street, rape her and impregnate her, then when she gives birth, immediately shove your cock inside the newborn and rape it, tearing it apart with your cock. Once you cum, and the baby is a broken mess, just shove it back inside the whore it came from.”

Below are some of the comments on that thread:

“HAIL SATAN. its the best”

“HAIL SATAN! I need to give myself to him to become a temple 4 him to enter & instruct me how to fuck NB’s as a way of worshiping him!!”
“i want to ruff fuck bbys balls deep on my cock & worship satan with a large group of nepi bby snffers into 666!!!! ”

Other threads on Tribe include incest, cannibalism, and spreading AIDS via “gay” sex.



Want more evidence that the Democrat Party is the Party of Evil? See:

Obama’s Mentor, Saul Alinsky, was a Satanist.

Satanist Democrat runs for California state Senate.

One-world-government Walter Cronkite: ‘I’m glad to sit at the right hand of Satan’.

Chelsea Clinton wished Church of Satan “happy new year”.

Hillary aide talks about animal sacrifice to demon Moloch in WikiLeaks email.

Florida Senate candidate drank goat’s blood in satanic ritual.

The woman who calls herself “Madonna”, who offered a blowjob to anyone who would vote for Hillary Clinton, dressed as the Baphomet at the 2012 Super Bowl halftime show.


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