tjarco ago

findthecompany & archive issue now featured on TIMELINE OF PIZZAGATE RELATED CENSORSHIP https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1482030

remedy4reality ago

Hmmm... Sounds like low value art pieces by unknowns being purchased at inflated prices when in fact, the customer is actually buying children, and the entire thing is nothing more than a money laundering operation/child trafficking ring.

quantokitty ago

Wait! This is a charity and yet 88.5% is going to personnel and unclassified. Actually it's 100% that is accounted for since the remainder is for Other!!! I don't understand. Where is the charity given if JA keeps everything?

Orange_Circle ago

They also get tax payers money from NEA.

Orange_Circle ago

They also hosted an exhibit that another posted tied to the pedophile Baba in the Majestic Apes video.

We_The_People ago

Don't have much in depth knowledge of art but what I do know is this: They have art on appraisal TV shows from time to time. The appraiser usually looks to see what the painting sold for last or what similar paintings sold for last. You can have a bullshit painting that a 2 year old did sell for millions of dollars at auction. This sets the paintings worth. The segment usually ends with the appraiser commenting on what a piece of shit the painting is.

The customer pays the business owner the auctioned amount for a transfer of goods (painting plus goods or services.)Then that painting has a number value that could be used for future transactions without being auctioned again.

tjarco ago

Link & archived link dead?

algernon4peace ago

Excellent lead. So this is one of the ways the elite launder money.

cantsleepawink ago

It's also part of the Art in Embassies program : https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1486940, https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1481315

AFriend ago

Awesome! Thanks!

redditsuckz ago

Dont forget about Chevy Chase Art Gallery 2 buildings over from Comet Ping Pong...

https://i.sli.mg/XKZtUG.jpg

https://www.facebook.com/Chevy-Chase-Art-Gallery-420345868068543/

http://archive.is/bC4wf

http://www.chevychaseartgallery.com/artists.html

http://archive.is/gnpeD

There are MULTIPLE Kill Rooms - Comet Ping Pongs Bricks are same inside Restaurant + McCullough Construction and Chevy Chase Gallery Beside it

https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1483668

Connected to Chevy Chase Art Gallery is;

Politics and Prose Offices

McCullough Residential

LAW OFFICES

Schulze and pederson

LAW OFFICES

Maloney & Mohsen

--UNMARKED BUILDING between the two Law Offices--

https://i.sli.mg/S2co2X.jpg

***EDIT

Google is covering something up with all the buildings;

Google Just Wiped out Connecticut Avenue on Google Maps! - The Block of Comet Ping Pong - What are they HIDING??

https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1487636

micha_ ago

Does not work. Blocked due to "heavy traffic" for me. Where is the archive and screenshot?

AFriend ago

I couldn't get it to archive.

micha_ ago

Screenshot & save whole page as HTML on your PC locally.

MrO ago

Makes perfect sense, if you are a children smuggler.

ProbablyHoly ago

Transformer Inc is a registered tax-exempt organization with the IRS.

AFriend ago

Yeah, wish I could edit my Title.

Listed as "170(b)(1)(A)(vi) Organization" a "Charitable Organization"

What charitable works do they perform?

remedy4reality ago

Excellent work... How does this sound: The ring launders money through bogus art sales of unknown hacks, who are paid very little for the originals. The works are then 'purchased' at inflated prices by ring members who, in fact, are actually buying children.

ProbablyHoly ago

Well because it is art related, is will be considered a cultural institution to the IRS (not for profit institution) thus tax exempt, as opposed to say churches in the cult who are exempt as charitable organizations.

jealoushe ago

Alefantis sure has a lot of money floating around everywhere. The IRS is going to be coming for him...

srayzie ago

Exactly. He doesn't NEED to work in a pizza place

cantsleepawink ago

No, they won't. He's involved in something at governmental level. That's what I think anyway.

birthdaysuit11 ago

I agree seems like some sort of CIA social experiment.

LostandFound ago

This is gold ... what do they do for money? Thank you op archive for posterity http://archive.is/VHrbe

edit : my archive aint working can anyone help ???

redditsuckz ago

Google Cache Archive;

http://archive.is/IxB5d

LostandFound ago

That's some l33t shit right there pro work, how do you view Google cached pages?

redditsuckz ago

I just searched for Transformer-Inc and viewed the google cache page and archived it...All companies should allow google cache to go through to take a snapshot.

Same with Yahoo search cache and Bing search cache.

tjarco ago

same thing here - actual site just shows this http://archive.is/qJLzQ

LostandFound ago

That's the 2nd time in 2 days that won't archive for me, never happened before. Hopefully not a trend ...

tjarco ago

yes, hopefully @AFriend took screenshots

MeatballPizza ago

Considering the art angle from the 4chan posts: What a great way to hide money and make it legit. That was the beauty of the Mafia owning casinos. They could take money from illegal sources (loan sharking, numbers operations, shake downs, prostitution, and drugs - yes, they all sold drugs) and then bring it to the casino. All the cash is instantly washed.

Cartels pay mega bucks every year to wash their cash around the world. A major U.S. bank paid a multi-hundred million dollar fine for participating.

Back to art. Who can say what 'art' is worth? Or what a legitimate bid on art is? Just do a package deal (kids with the art) and you instantly made it a legal business transaction and can then spend the money as you want - after paying your taxes, of course.

remedy4reality ago

exactly... this is it.. I'm convinced this is at least one way the money is being laundered by the Alefantis DC cell, and just what the REAL commodity is ( children ) ...

ProbablyHoly ago

They don't pay taxes. Transformer Inc is a registered tax-exempt organization with the IRS.

AFriend ago

Exactly. Look at this shit hole:

http://r2.washingtoncitypaper.com/files/base/scomm/wcp/image/2013/07/640w/blogs_artsdesk_files_2013_07_transformer.jpg

How is it pulling in over half a million/year?

“The tax laws in art make it basically legal to not pay taxes on art. If you’re a serious art buyer, you just get a good tax accountant,” former New York-based art consultant Beth Fiore tells Hopes&Fears. “If you show newly purchased works in certain museums then you never have to pay taxes on it.” Edward Winkleman of Winkleman Gallery maintains that his gallery keeps fastidious records of all transactions and pays taxes even on cash sales. But he admits that, “the state generally wouldn't question what is reported.” He also tells us that individual sales don’t need to be reported, only the totals for each quarter. Hypothetically, someone could buy millions of dollars worth of art without the IRS knowing, and then later sell those works for a “legitimate” profit that looks clean on taxes.

http://www.hopesandfears.com/hopes/culture/art/214699-guide-to-laundering-money-art

MeatballPizza ago

Art collection. Remember Tony Podesta has a 1300 piece art collection....

RexAxisMundi ago

Pedoesta is using his interest in art to launder his money. No way to prove that though.

AFriend ago

With $529,677 in income, Transformer Inc is larger than the average Visual Arts Organization in the United States (where median income is $137,709).

AFriend ago

Transformer Inc. spent $162,096 on compensation in 2013. With 4 employees, this averaged $40,524 per person. When pension plans and other employee benefits are included, this averaged $43,296 per person.

http://nonprofits.findthecompany.com/l/470513/Transformer-Inc

Significantly more than similarly sized Visual Arts Organizations nationwide (where the median compensation cost per employee is $18,956)