https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgd0STvGcsU
I saw this last week but only had time to double check the clues today.
This video relates to pizzagate as it depicts a location on the East coast that seems related to voodooism, satanism, sex trafficking and a restaurant/hotel + strip club and prostitution. Abandonned in a hurry.
In this video we see art made by the person who inhabited this basement.
- Looks like a house of prostitution with people who has zero care for the premises.
- Notice the horned character on the door.
- A poster for a show on May 17th (2012?) reads: Tuesday May 17th at the future ABIKU w/ Braille & Mammel.
Whoever these artists are, they have zero Internet footpath.
Very specific child death reference:
ABIKU: Abiku refers to the spirits of children who die before reaching puberty; a child who dies before twelve years of age being called an Abiku, and the spirit, or spirits, who caused the death being also called Abiku.
I do not know where this is and the makers are usually vague on the location. Most of their videos are of East coast states south of Washington D.C.
The rest of the building can be seen in this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aH5AHbU_Czs
I will let you investigate the history of this place. It can point to people and places of interest.
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angry_mob ago
nothing about this seemed related to child trafficking. looked like it might be haunted tho!
EvaEverywhere ago
I agree with you, the association with human trafficking was made by the first hand observers. The posters of bands that feature child abuse and death as themes is what raises suspicion.
angry_mob ago
i listened to music with themes of death when i was a kid, (still do) it meant a whole lot of nothing! i just think this one was reaching, but who knows, i could be wrong.
EvaEverywhere ago
None of the symbology we are investigating is bad on its own. Death is one of the more popular themes in art. People should be allowed to be edgy. And I give the benefit of bullshit to each and everyone I come across while reading what they write or looking at the photos they post. There is a certain amount of dramatization and characterization associated with being an artist, especially in a metal band. It's the repetition and the way these symbols are arranged that form a pattern of communication and a culture. And the primary topic of the investigation, James Alefantis, has generously confirmed that we, supposed normies, are in a different culture than he is.
angry_mob ago
i'm not sure what you're trying to say here. i was just saying that the place just looked like a flop house for punk rock kids (or young metal heads,) not a child trafficking location. i'm an artist so yeah, i like edgy music & art. i do find that people on this board sometimes jump at shadows. i do understand it to a degree, because this pedo shit has me jumping at shadows too, but not every g-damn thing is child trafficking. btw i'm a metal head from way back, so my tolerance for edgy is probably considerably higher than most people on this board.
EvaEverywhere ago
I like the "jumping at shadows" expression. I jumped at the Abiku shadow and waited a whole week to post that lead here because I grew up with heavy metal and always saw these groups as posing, not expressing their own deeply held beliefs and culture. However, this leads to artists who pile on the symbolism so high it gives a headache, and gives me the sads... because I feel like they are expressing the connected culture of children raised with SRA.