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

Looking into hunting at Biltmore has led to some interesting voat posts on human hunting by the elite:

Starting from these comments on The Hunt at Biltmore: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2686121/13627442

So,

Francotte is a weapons manufacturer in Liège, Belgium.

And was the gun imported by Abercrombie and Fitch back in the day. A&F history leads us to Wexner and his present day celebrity 'shooting holidays' in his 'very, very private' Costwolds mansion.

And:

"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."

King Baudouin: Flynn retweets Human Hunting Parties - https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1763716/8637390

Belgium had massive protests over Dutroux. Hundreds of thousands of Belgians marched. It mostly got covered up afterwards anyway but the various X victims reported royalty including former King Baudouin.

The ICMEC, the Belgian Connection and the Dutroux Scandal - Hiding in Plain Sight - Part 3 - https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1658938

And remember this story: New Q ++ Is this confirmation that Nathaniel Charles Jacob Rothschild was killed in the UK helipcopter crash yesterday?

plane crash yesterday in Buckinghamshire

"A onetime paratrooper who is not in line for the Belgian throne of King Baudouin, De Ligne said he was drawn to the rail project by Christopher Harriman, whom he described as a personal friend he met in Paris.

Harriman, who accompanied De Ligne on his recent trip to the Capitol, has made a number of claims about his own background and business dealings that have not been possible to verify. Among other things, he said he is related to the late diplomat Averill Harriman, a claim disputed by the Harriman family in Washington. He cited business ventures with the prince, including a luxury hotel in Thailand with a grandson of the Thai king, but the Thai Embassy said it had no knowledge of De Ligne or Harriman."

letsdothis2 ago

That plane crash at the Rothschild's Waddesdon Manor. Let's see if there are any hunting references. The first one that comes up is the Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt. Look at the image of the little girl in the pink bunny ears. Ahh, isn't that special..ahem.. https://waddesdon.org.uk/whats-on/cadbury-egg-hunt/

letsdothis2 ago

The Red Cross is another connection between the Rothschild's Waddesdon Manor and the Vanderbilts' Biltmore House:

https://www.biltmore.com/blog/article/happy-birthday-frederick-law-olmsted

In April, we remember Biltmore’s landscape designer Frederick Law Olmsted, born April 26, 1822. Often referred to as the “Father of Landscape Architecture in America,” he’s best known today as the designer of Central Park in New York City.

Prior to becoming a landscape architect, Olmsted was first a seaman, farmer, then a journalist and founder of The Nation magazine, which still exists today. Portrait of Frederick Law Olmsted by John Singer Sargent

During the Civil War, he served as Executive Secretary of the U.S. Sanitary Commission (a precursor to the Red Cross).

letsdothis2 ago

http://nchistory.web.unc.edu/the-biltmore-estate/

Vanderbilt’s estate was modeled after two other impressive houses. One of these was a manor in Buckinghamshire, England called the Waddesdon Manor. This magnificent house was also a place of escape and rest for its owner, Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild. Furthermore, Vanderbilt wanted to make his home a place where he could display many works of art and many styles of furniture just like in this famous European manor. Interestingly enough, the architects of the two houses were friends and discussed their plans for each house with each other. This is why there are many similarities between the structures of the two houses, such as the spiraling staircases (Covington x). The Waddesdon Manor was a model for the great estate that Vanderbilt aspired to build, but the Chateau de Blois in the Loire Valley in France was also an inspiration for him and his designer.