Q, what are we supposed to do in a situation like this? Please advise.

I found an illuminati/cabal trap house as I was driving today. I saw the pyramid (symbolism) on the window and it sparked my interest so I pulled over for a better look.

Just look at the poster in the attached images, it's obvious this place is something horrible. Their symbolism is their downfall.

The place is definitely active, there was a valet (security?) person standing in the parking lot. The building looked run-down, I think the building next door is/was condemned, and when I drove away I realized how weird it was that a valet was standing outside of this building at all. It's not a restaurant (although the poster says differently). I think he's parking the bad guys' cars.

I wanted to call hollywood police and notify them of this location (the hollywood police station is less than 3 blocks away) but I'm afraid I'll somehow suffer an accident if I use my private number.

6210 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles, California.

Is it "safe" for us plebs to report this kind of thing to 911?

Please could one of you send the attached images to @watkins_2 on twitter for him to decipher, I don't want to send them from my twitter.

>>3269236

pay to play?

>>3269257

The poster says "Feed!"

>>3269257

I don't think the @hollywoodlucifer account the poster lists is even real?

>>3269215

You're a bot. Go away.

The @hollywoodlucifer account does not exist.

>>3269389

>>3269395

Wtf. Looks sized for a child.

>>3269389

That account contains sooo many occult references.

>>3269433

It's a cess-pool. I can't tell you the debauchery that is allowed in public here.

>>3269512

I'm not sure what to think, what's your interpretation?

>>3269671

Seems that direction, perhaps an over-vigilence on my behalf.

The posters alongside the spray-painted text on the ground make it seem almost too "coincidental" to me.

>>3269671

>>3269725

This is the watch company:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortébert_(watch_manufacturer)

Notable excerpt:

"There is a widely spread rumor that the Cortébert factory only employed Jewish workers, which made the brand particularly popular among the U.S. Jewish community. Because there is no dedicated caretaker of the company's legacy, this statement has never been proved or disproved."