>>32223

>>68630

>>83432

>>83483

The search for Isidore Partouche caught my eye, so I'll post a few of the more interesting findings on him later.

While I haven't found a direct connection between him & the Rothschilds, their paths certainly have to have crossed many times...though I have struggled to find a direct connection.

In my search of possible tie-ins based on chess, ran across a few things y'all may find of interest.

First off -- chess plays an extremely important a role the game has played in the Rothschilds history...so the chessfags might want to chase this angle down.

More importantly - does anyone else think the logo for the upcoming world chess championship looks familiar?

Sauce

www. breakingnews.ie/discover/the-world-chess-championship-logo-is-hilariously-nsfw-and-its-proving-controversial-819576.html

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>>99825

>>100581

I thought your play the other night was brilliant, so didn't mean to infer otherwise.

Main reason for bringing this up is that chess is BIG deal in Rothschilds family history, but didn't dig into details due to incoming Qdrops. However, it appeared as though several matches were rather "historic" and there are at least 2 pages worth of references on the duckduckgo search results.

May not be anything there, but someone of your experience may see something a jake-leg player like me would miss. Besides...it may come in handy down the road.

As for the figure, I thought it bore a striking similarity to the graphic at the top of the paper AC was perusing in Q-drop 344 -345 back on 12/13/17.

Given the shill attack we suffered as a result of all the anons digging into that, I was just trying to be circumspect to see if someone else might agree. Might be a nothing burger, but there are no coincidences either...so just throwing it out there just in case.

>>100973

Agreed. So do you think they're connected to this then?

>>101132

I have & will dig deeper into ARCA as well. Perhaps there's a tie-in (sponsorship, etc) to the chess world that will help us get a bit closer to the b*stards.

>>101271

You might check this out then…

8ch.net/qresearch/res/92745.html

Like someone said, Isidore Partouche is an on-line phantom…but there may be an in somewhere else as the family is quite big & spread out.

>>101271

>8ch.net/qresearch/res/92657.html#q92745