@pizzagate_crusader2 recently posted Tom Hanks posted Pizzagate and corona related coded picture on Nov 17 2016. Hank's tweet pictured a typewriter. A smith-corona Sterling to be precise.

https://imgur.com/a/7lfFSxS

In this post I describe the company Smith-Corona's involvement in the manufacturing of arms for the military : Short History of Tom Hank's and Madonna's SMITH CORONA typewriter company and its manufacturing of military rifles for WW1, WW2 and drills. In particular, the M1903 Springfield (Not just a town in the Simpsons ...)

And in this post The labyrinth of companies linked to SMITH CORONA

G. Lee Thompson - CEO of Smith Corona, economic advisor to BUSH Sr. and REAGAN : https://rwwfh.com/tribute/details/835/G-Thompson/obituary.html

Well, Smith Corona was not the only typewriter manufacturer to produce guns for the military. And Tom Hanks, a collector of typewriters, has also mentioned in a number of articles that he also favours the Olivetti brand https://typewriters.com/blogs/blog/typewriters-more-than-just-a-hobby-for-tom-hanks

So, I looked up that company: Underwood Typewriter Company - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underwood_Typewriter_Company

The Underwood Typewriter Company was a manufacturer of typewriters headquartered in New York City, New York.

During World War II, Underwood produced M1 carbines. Approximately 540,000 M1 carbines were produced from late 1942 to May of 1944. Underwood also produced M1 carbine barrels for the US Government. Under the Free Issue Barrel Program, barrels were sent to other prime manufacturers who did not possess the machines to make barrels. It is thought that they made about 1 million barrels from late 1942 to late 1944. During the post-war period they were one of two civilian companies who were awarded a contract to refurbish M1 carbines. They were first to produce stamped and brazed parts by producing trigger housings and front sights reducing time and machines for complex work during milling operations.

In 1945 Wagoner was elected chairman of the board of Underwood, and Leon C. Stowell was elected president. Wagoner remained chief executive.[9] Olivetti bought a controlling interest in Underwood in 1959, and completed the merger in October 1963, becoming known in the US as Olivetti-Underwood with headquarters in New York City, and entering the electromechanical calculator business. The Underwood name last appeared on Olivetti portable typewriters produced in Spain in the 80s.

The original Underwood typewriter was invented by German-American Franz Xaver Wagner, who showed it to entrepreneur John Thomas Underwood.

The German name Franz in the Anglosaxon world is Francis or Frank. Combine that with our entrepreneur and we have Francis Underwood aka Kevin Spacey: https://www.wnpr.org/post/hartford-was-typewriter-capital-country

In the second season of the Netflix series, House of Cards, the protagonist Frank Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey, pulls out an old family typewriter, an Underwood of course, to write a pseudo-heartfelt letter to the President.

Frank's father gave him the typewriter saying this Underwood built an empire. Now you go build another.

More about Olivetti https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivetti

Headquartered in Ivrea, in the Metropolitan City of Turin, the company has been part of the Telecom Italia Group since 2003...The company was founded as a typewriter manufacturer by Camillo Olivetti in 1908 in Ivrea, Italy. The firm was mainly developed by his son Adriano Olivetti.

In 1981, Olivetti installed the electronic voting systems for the European Parliament in Strasburg and Luxembourg.

Adriano Olivetti https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adriano_Olivetti

Olivetti was an entrepreneur and innovator who transformed shop-like operations into a modern factory. In and out of the factory, he both practiced and preached the utopian system of "the community movement," but he never managed to build a mass following. In his company, apart from managers and technicians, he enrolled a large number of artists like writers and architects, following his deep interest in design and urban and building planning that were closely linked with his personal utopian vision.

..during World War II, he participated in the underground antifascist movement, was jailed, and at the end sought refuge in Switzerland. There he was in close contact with the intellectual emigrees and he was able to further develop his socio-philosophy of the Community Movement. He also had contacts with representatives of the British Special Operations Executive.

I mention this book which has very mixed reviews online because of the connections it attempts to make : The Mysterious Affair at Olivetti: IBM, the CIA, and the Cold War Conspiracy to Shut Down Production of the World's First Desktop Computer

The Hollyweird-Military-Industrial-Complex