The Handkerchief Code
WikiLeaks Email ID: 32795 — "White w/ Black" = Sadism according to Wikipedia. The evidence speaks for itself.
What is the Handkerchief Code?
The handkerchief code (also known as the "hanky code" or "flagging") is a color-coded system that originated in the 1970s gay leather subculture. Different colored handkerchiefs worn in specific pockets signaled sexual preferences and interests.
This system of coded communication has been documented extensively and is publicly known. The concern arises when similar coded language appears in emails between powerful political figures discussing "handkerchiefs with pizza-related maps."
Wikipedia: Handkerchief CodeTraditional Handkerchief Code Colors
These are documented meanings from the traditional handkerchief code. The system proves that coded communication via colors and symbols has historical precedent.
Source: Documented LGBTQ history and Wikipedia
Alleged Underground Food Terminology
Researchers have identified patterns in the Podesta emails where food terms are used in contexts that make no literal sense. The following alleged code has been compiled from various research sources:
Food terminology used in suspicious contexts
Food terminology used in suspicious contexts
Used in phrases like 'cheese pizza' (CP)
Food terminology
Food terminology
Used as 'walnut sauce'
Referenced in 'pizza-related map' email
Food terminology
Note: These alleged meanings come from underground research and have not been officially confirmed. However, when applied to the Podesta emails, they transform nonsensical phrases into disturbingly coherent statements.
Key Emails Using This Terminology
The Pizza-Related Handkerchief
"The realtor found a handkerchief (I think it has a map that seems pizza-related). Is it yours? They can send it if you want."
Why This Matters
The infamous email that sparked investigation. Why would a handkerchief have a 'pizza-related map'? This makes no literal sense but aligns perfectly with handkerchief code terminology.
Dominos on Cheese vs Pasta
"Do you think I'll do better playing dominos on cheese than on pasta?"
Why This Matters
Playing 'dominos' on 'cheese' vs 'pasta' makes no sense as literal food. If cheese = little girl and pasta = little boy, this becomes darkly coherent.
Hotdog Stand in Hawaii
"I think Obama spent about $65,000 of the tax-payers money flying in pizza/dogs from Chicago for a private party at the White House"
Why This Matters
The White House has strict food security - outside food is NOT allowed in. $65,000 for pizza and hotdogs is absurd. What was actually flown in?
Handkerchiefs and Maps
"Hi John, The realtor found a handkerchief (I think it has a map that seems pizza-related)."
Why This Matters
Full email chain about the handkerchief. Multiple people discuss this 'pizza-related map' handkerchief as if it's completely normal.
The Central Question
"The realtor found a handkerchief (I think it has a map that seems pizza-related)"
What does a "pizza-related map" on a handkerchief mean literally? Nothing. But in the context of documented code systems, it takes on a much darker meaning. Why would powerful political figures discuss such nonsensical items unless they meant something else entirely?