https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2180525

Despite many prevailing theories about the role of the Podestas, Soros and Alefantis in the Comet Ping Pong cover-up, the contemporary art-themed restaurant appears to be tied to the Geffen Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, otherwise known as MOCA. There’s no doubt that the gallery serves as a meeting point for all of these groups, but the smoking gun is rather unexpected -- several Comet Ping Pong performers also pass through the network of galleries, suggesting that there is a larger organization in play.

David Geffen, Heather Podesta, Jeffrey Soros and Ukrainian oligarch Victor Pinchuk are all part on the board.

http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/382397-mueller-looking-into-150k-payment-ukrainian-magnate-gave-to-trumps

The New York Times reported Monday that Mueller is investigating the $150,000 donation to the Donald J. Trump Foundation that Ukrainian billionaire Victor Pinchuk made in September 2015, while Trump was seeking the GOP nomination for president.

The payment came after Trump spoke through a video link to a conference in Kiev, according to the Times.

One way we can confirm this is that CHAI initiatives in Ukraine were done with the help of Ukrainian oligarch Victor Pinchuk, who just happens to be on the board of MOCA. This, of course, can be explained by the steel magnate’s newfound interest in contemporary art.

Exhibit with Elton John - An “instinctive eye”

But a closer look reveals something wrong, terribly wrong with the situation. And it’s not just that CHAI and MOCA seemed to be involved with each other.

The Podesta group we have been following suddenly aligns with the Bryan Singer/Harvey Weinstein cohort of suspected Hollywood pedophiles. Bryan Singer makes an appearance. Steven Spielberg and Harvey Weinstein travel to Ukraine to film a movie with Victor Pinchuk, who coincidentally runs the shipments of contemporary art to Venice, where he meets frequently with major globalists and who are on the MOCA board. Here is a gala with many of them in NYC.

https://web.archive.org/web/20151030042548/

https://sfi.usc.edu/news/2007/02/spell-your-name-produced-steven-spielberg-and-victor-pinchuk-begin-theatrical-release