Art and money laundry connection. Is purchasing expensive art a way to pay for all kinds of nefarious dealings including children being trafficked? (pizzagate)

submitted ago by Whattheheck321

Pizzagate related because there seem to be a lot of art collectors in this group, Tony Podesta art collection and connections. James A with his odd Pegasus museum. I know people have discussed this before, but maybe it deserves a closer look. Money laundering through art? The "cards" picture by Cezanne being bought for record amount of money by a Middle East country....the list goes on and on. Is there something here? http://mileswmathis.com/launder.pdf Someone posted this earlier and found it eye opening and a potential lead.

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Votescam ago

Soethby's is big in ART of course, etal -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sotheby%27s

And seemed to have been very helpful in renting a house to Podesta where the mysterious "handkerchief" was found. (Will look for link)

Also ....

Oddly enough was just looking into money laundering today ... http://rense.com/general28/money.htm

And noticed that there are also illegal shifts in real estate and securities which aren't included in totals --

Presume that ART may also work that way?

"The Brookings expert also did not include illegal shifts of real estate and securities titles, wire fraud, etc. "