Found this on Twttr.. Same pool as the sick painting of tortured kids?? (pizzagate)

submitted ago by Zzzmmm333

I apologize for all the edits but this keeps growing so adding all necessary info as it appears in comments save all the digging through.

Edit: So adding this post https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2291627 by our collegue @Piscina that shows how the Vanderbilts worship Lucifer, as this post contains pictures and photos from their estate which will help my post make more sense to the new comers and refresh some others.

Edit: So this was covered in a post 8 months ago now in this by Sryazie:

https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2311107

Seems to have gained some views but I guess some of us missed it, as I did.

Just came across this on Twttr.. So thanks to those that made the connection, I Am just sharing it here as it could be a vital clue!

Thank you also to those in this link!

https://mobile.twitter.com/PGYOMikey/status/1032445623952453636

Here's a video of the real pool.... Similair pool as the painting..

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PdNUVPyolpo

Thank You @3141592653 for adding the video below! Awesome, but sickening..

EDIT: Here's a quick enhancement and edit of the real pool photo from what is said to be the place of the painting with the little boy hanging up, you can almost make out where the X in the paint on the tiles was. The middle of the X is above the light and then it goes off on the same angle and direction both sides.. And I do not feel this is because of a trick of light.. The X is clearly darker (was painted?) than the other tiles.

And to those that say the tiles are coloured in the paintings that could just be the artists addition and also as to not have it exactly match the photo the painting has been done from.

https://imgur.com/a/0azQsqc

Thanks to others for the above photo!

EDIT: Ok so what else it quite strange about this "pool" is it's complete lack of steps going to the bottom of the ladder, I mean even if it was full of water, would you still not take the steps most of the way down? I know it is probably accessible from the end the photo is taken but would it still not make sense to take them down to an accessible point whilst the "pool" is empty?

Said ladder: https://imgur.com/a/WQQVao5

And also those talking about no drain, is that what the black pipe in this picture is?

EDIT: Here's the "artist" that did the paintings of the tortured kids. Sick stuff here so please be advised. and there is also the dentist chair that has become quite relevant throughout all of this:

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=biljana+djurdjevic&rlz=1C1REZA_enAU700AU700&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj-9dPtrITdAhWQ-2EKHTBhCWAQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=894

EDIT: So long shot.. But could the guy on the far left in this photo https://imgur.com/a/XzQgQdy be a younger version of this guy https://imgur.com/a/olYCOOB ??? Vanderbilts grandson..

Could also be the same area: https://imgur.com/a/aHooW4W

EDIT: This is an image of the waterfall located just outside of the Estate and has a small drain right next to a bigger drain which could be easily used as a tunnel/access: https://imgur.com/a/mwwxRzS

EDIT: Another painting by the same artist that shows some vicious dogs being held by some creepy men, the man on the left appears to be holding a club of some sort: https://imgur.com/a/OGUZNSv

Which almost resembles the same clubs hanging in the Biltmore Estate gym that also has the same white tiles we see repeated in her paintings: https://imgur.com/a/LzuqAup

According to G--gle this is in their winter garden https://imgur.com/a/RuyfkJD it seems as if without the metal grate it would be a secret passage and why the metal grate? Maybe for the tours it has been placed there but either way it makes it all the more creepy.

Edit: This is a thread from Reddit that talks about the tunnels below the Estate- https://www.reddit.com/r/greatawakening/comments/98c2ll/about_the_biltmore_pool_found_this_while_looking/?sort=top

Thanks to @exposethecriminals for adding and to those at Reddit.

Edit: Almost matching wallpaper in the Louis room in the estate https://imgur.com/a/hTLiz8t as this painting by the same artist https://imgur.com/a/C1cQTtR

Edit: So I think it's safe to say we can match MANY of the rooms in the estate to the paintings done by the artist!

Here are photos from a Pintrest page https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/151222499959337200 which are almost identical to the paintings by the artist above.

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letsdothis2 ago

Definitely the pool at Biltmore Estate. Looks like military to me. So... As that Archer series was based on James Bond who, of course, was a spook..

Author examines ways Biltmore mansion intersected with US history - http://www.dispatch.com/entertainmentlife/20171008/author-examines-ways-biltmore-mansion-intersected-with-us-history

as Kiernan chronicles in “The Last Castle,” her new work of nonfiction, Biltmore was a financial catastrophe, even for someone with the wealth of a Vanderbilt. It took Vanderbilt’s widow, Edith, to salvage Biltmore for generations to come

I first saw Biltmore when I was a teenager. My father was stationed in Fort Jackson in South Carolina and my mom drove my sister and me up to look at the house. ... It really made quite an impression on me as a kid.

There were a lot of things I came across. ... Some were trivial but fascinating, such as Edith’s family’s role in the creation of the teddy bear. I never saw that coming.

Ah, so that's the connection between teddy bears and the Vanderbilts and pizzagate.. Also, a book on the historical context of the house.. thoughts of another UK mansion and its WW2 military connections came to mind - Bletchley Park- so, what would this 'historian' have in the pages of that book...

The Last Castle: The Epic Story of Love, Loss, and American Royalty in the Nation's Largest Home - www. amazon.com/Last-Castle-American-Royalty-Nations/dp/1476794057/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

“The Last Castle is a soaring and gorgeous American story that gripped me from the very first page. With a historian’s keen insight and a poet’s gift for language, Denise Kiernan depicts life at Biltmore with such skill, I felt like I was there through it all: weddings, divorces, elaborate (and slightly bizarre) balls, financial glory, financial ruin, murder, suicide, natural disasters, betrayals, love, loss, despair, and triumph.

Nope, written more like a soap opera than a historical document of the estate' history. Given the author is a daughter of a military man, I found that interesting. Maybe some of the estate's secrets are being kept firmly under wraps? Looking further afield...

Biltmore Estate hid precious art during World War II - https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/article9097334.html

In the new World War II movie “The Monuments Men,” George Clooney and Matt Damon are army officers assigned to save historic artworks before they are plundered or destroyed by Hitler.

Asheville’s Biltmore Estate played a similar top-secret role when precious art was stashed at the big house during the war.

Famous works by Rembrandt, Raphael, Anthony van Dyck – even Gilbert Stuart’s George Washington portrait – were whisked away from Washington’s National Gallery of Art by train and hidden at the estate to protect against possible attacks.

“It was all done in secret,” said Darren Poupore, chief curator.

According to Cecil Vanderbilt, the house was open to the public in 1930 in an effort to pay for its upkeep. Then closed at the beginning of World War 2, and reopened again in 1946.

I bet it was a place for more than the storing of art. The closest military camps are Fort Jackson and Fort Bragg. Cecil himself served with the British Royal Navy. Just sayin....

think- ago

Asheville’s Biltmore Estate played a similar top-secret role when precious art was stashed at the big house during the war.

Famous works by Rembrandt, Raphael, Anthony van Dyck – even Gilbert Stuart’s George Washington portrait – were whisked away from Washington’s National Gallery of Art by train and hidden at the estate to protect against possible attacks.

Very interesting. Didn't know that.

I bet it was a place for more than the storing of art.

Yep, sounds probable.

letsdothis2 ago

The CIA School of Assassination at Fort Bragg - http://ciaschool.tripod.com/

Almost all of the instruction in the guerrilla warfare school was classified. The most secret was the top secret training in assassinations and terrorism. And at that time, we went to a different building that had a double barbwire fence around it, and guard dogs.

That's interesting because there is a connection between Jackie Kennedy and Biltmore:

From "Antler Hill Village: The Casual Side of Biltmore" pdf:

Antler Hill Village Attractions

The Biltmore Legacy – The “Fashionable Romance” exhibition held Feb. 12 – July 4, 2016, features Vanderbilt family wedding celebrations in Antler Hill Village & Winery. The exhibit showcases stories and heirlooms from 60 years of Vanderbilt family weddings, including a re-creation of Cornelia Vanderbilt Cecil's beautiful wedding gown and veil, and the family veil worn by both Jacqueline Kennedy and her cousin, Mary Lee Ryan Cecil, at their weddings.

letsdothis2 ago

Now on a more esoteric vein: antlers, harts and the hunt:

Experience the thrill of The Hunt [at Baltimore] - https://www.biltmore.com/blog/article/experience-the-thrill-of-the-hunt

We are honored to announce the release of our newest wine—The Hunt. Inspired by the celebration of feasts based on estate hunts

The Hunt is also a nod to Biltmore’s legendary architect, Richard Morris Hunt, who worked closely with George Vanderbilt to create the iconic French Renaissance-style chateau, which would be his final masterpiece of creative design and technological innovation.

Richard Morris Hunt - freemason and architect of the pedastal of the Statue of Liberty

https://voat.co/v/GreatAwakening/2635157/13310891

Hart is an archaic word for "stag"... Specifically, "hart" was used in medieval times to describe a red deer stag more than five years old.

Hart in medieval hunting :

The king of all the wild animals was the deer, and more precisely the hart, which is an adult male of the red deer. The hart was classified by the number of tines, or points, on its antlers. An animal should have at least ten tines to be considered worthy of hunting; this was referred to as a "hart of ten."[3] Deer could be hunted in two different ways: par force ("by strength" and hereunder par force de chiens ("by force of dogs" )), and bow and stable.

Remember the Hart family and Fort Bragg (CA) story? Just thinking...

Zzzmmm333 ago

The lights in the pool have obviously been installed after the pool wasn't being used, or has it ever been used? As you don't run conduit and wires through a pool for fuck sake.. @exposethecriminals

letsdothis2 ago

From the article: Experience the thrill of The Hunt [at Baltimore] - https://www.biltmore.com/blog/article/experience-the-thrill-of-the-hunt

The Hunt’s striking label was inspired by the strong lines and rich heritage of an extraordinary firearm in Biltmore’s original collection and features a photograph of the finely wrought engraving of a vintage Auguste Francotte shotgun crafted of walnut, steel, and silver.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francotte

Francotte is a weapons manufacturer in Liège, Belgium. It can be traced back to 1805, and is still in operation today.

Elite hunting: https://www.africahunting.com/threads/auguste-francotte-any-thoughts.22883/

They were a top shelf double builder - far more guns than rifles - but that was true of everyone else. Abercrombie and Fitch imported them into the US between the wars.

The bizarre history of Abercrombie & Fitch — and how the retailer is transforming yet again - http://uk.businessinsider.com/abercrombie-fitch-crazy-history-2011-4?r=US&IR=T

Abercrombie has transformed many times over the years.

It went from an outdoor gear shop in the late 19th century to a retailer known for oversexed, borderline-softcore pornographic ads. It was later maligned, and it looks like it's headed towards tame basics.

According to the company's Facebook page, David T. Abercrombie founded the company's first store in 1892. It sold hunting and fishing equipment and was called David T. Abercrombie Co.

During Abercrombie's peak, customers included Ernest Hemingway and Teddy Roosevelt, Bloomberg reports.

In 1988, it was swept up by The Limited for $47 million, according to Bloomberg.

The A&F catalog is arguably one of the most talked-about advertising vehicles in history. Parents hated its blatant sexuality, which is in part why kids were drawn to it.

In 1998 A&F launched abercrombie for ages 7 through 14, and in 2000 it opened its subsidiary, Hollister.

Related voat post:

More on the connection between Jeffrey Epstein and Leslie Wexner (The Limited/Victoria's Secret)

Wexler was Epstein's "mentor," and possibly his only financial client, which apparently raised some suspicions over the years. Wexler also possibly gave Epstein a mansion in New York that he rarely spent time in. (Here's a link to a prior thread from another contributor with some more info on the connection between Epstein and Wexler: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1548489 )

The New York Times article describes some oddities of the house when remodeled for Wexler, especially a bizarre bathroom. And apparently Bill Cosby lived across the street:

Visitors described a bathroom reminiscent of James Bond movies: hidden beneath a stairway, lined with lead to provide shelter from attack and supplied with closed-circuit television screens and a telephone, both concealed in a cabinet beneath the sink.

Telegraph 2015 article: Billionaire tycoon behind Victoria’s Secret 'keeps his multi-million Cotswolds estate away from prying eyes'

For years, the locals have watched the shooting parties coming and going from Foxcote House, a glorious 17th century stately home on the edge of the Cotswolds.

Mr Wexner flies his American family and friends into the Cotswolds estate by helicopter for shooting parties each autumn. He has built a giant hedge around Foxcote House to shield it from prying eyes.

He runs his business empire from a non-descript office building in Columbus, Ohio, but once a year in time for the shooting season, Mr Wexner and his entourage travel to the Cotswolds and decamp to Foxcote House, built in 1740, which sits atop a hill close to the honeyed stone village of Ilmington, Warwickshire.

Mr Wexner has largely succeeded in keeping his ownership of Foxcote out of the public eye despite the fact that he bought the estate 18 years ago for about £3m.

The Wexners fly in to the estate by helicopter for the annual pheasant shooting season each October, hosting traditional British shooting parties for his American friends in an adjoining former Catholic chapel.

“They fly people in from America to do the shooting. They fly in by private jet and then a huge helicopter. They are extremely nice but very, very private.”

Interesting..

letsdothis2 ago

On Liege, Belgium: Worldwide Anti-Trafficking Org with links to Dutroux, Clinton & Haiti opposite the White House - Founder worked for Hillary to weaken laws on international trafficking of prostitutes!

The Nexus Institute. Global Anti-Human Trafficking experts. Opposite the White House. https://nexusinstitute.net/

King Baudouin was named as a pedophile by one of the X-girls in the Dutroux scandal.

http://www.royalfoibles.com/sex-with-king-baudouin/

"At the end of these cellars there was an audience room where about fifty spectators were assembled. X3 recognized King Baudouin, his brother Albert, who at that time was Prince de Liege, and their uncle Prince Charles."