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>>1898771 (prev.) a little more Red Hen DC digging…and some nasty connections are made.

Cooking with Chef Hannibal the Cannibal (a sickening article about Jose Andres! the owner of Red Hen DC's mentor.)

READ if you can stomach it…

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/jose-martinez/cooking-with-chef-hanniba_b_5128791.html

Quote from EATER, Washington DC, which discusses both Jose Andres and James Alefantis being selected by GQ as top 50 most powerful people in DC:

'Then, coming in at #49, Alefantis makes the list as both a "restaurateur and bon vivant" thanks to the "liberal twentysomethings in khakis" who eat at Comet Ping Pong and the "[m]ore established progressives" who flock to Buck's Fishing & Camping. Also, "If you don't know him, you aren't wearing your scarf right." Well OK then.'

https://dc.eater.com/2012/1/18/6621675/gq-names-jose-andres-james-alefantis-among-most-powerful-people-in

Wearing your scarf right? As in red scarf? Or is he suggesting that the elite literally have a special way to wear their scarves to signal each other that they "know" what (or should I say who) is cooking for dinner?

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I should mention that the prev. graphic is not mine. Just adding to the dig.

>>1901154

Hmm starting to wonder if Sarah picked the Red Hen on purpose so these cannibals would reveal themselves.

Must watch for more restaurant happenings. Keep. Digging. Anon.

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>>1901246

Think about it anons…the mentor (Jose Andres) to the owner of the Red Hen, DC is the same guy they used for the series Hannibal the Cannibal on which cuts of meat look the most human. If that doesn't confirm what we suspect, nothing will. He just happens to be the only other food guy named along with James Alefantis as one of the 50 most powerful people in Washington, DC.

GEOTUS wanted us to find this. DC is not just a swamp, it's a cannibal's food paradise.