This is Thomas Anon,

Good day to anons reading this,

I want to start today with a news I find great:

https://www.dailycaller.com/2019/05/29/safety-violations-st-louis-planned-parenthood-clinic/

That place is one giant lab testing on humans and such things, seeing PP shut down makes me smile a lot.

Thank you ananda for pointing to the water way. Yes, with it, it is starting to make sense what connects those cities and how they are connected. It seems cabal of the days used these waterways to transport “machandise” and other material from one cite to the other. And now they are controled by the US army, very interesting. It’s just like those air exercises conducted by the US air force in St Louis = another secret mission I presume.

And thank you for the notes my friend, they are interesting.

Before I dig a bit, I want to draw attention to the latest interview done by Greg Hunter on his youtube channel. I know, I know, about following someone…. But this is not what I’m pointing at…. Just listen to the answers the guest gives about Killary…. Just concetrate on what he is saying each time it’s about Killary = Global Princess ^_^ mostly minute 19 and on; then minute 21 and on….

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otNwXoxAqxc

Anons, it doesn’t matter if you believe this guest or not…. He was ex c_A after all, but one thing for sure = he know WHO killary really is ^_^ He knows….

Potus put up a new tweet:

“Donald J. Trump‏Verified account @realDonaldTrump – 5-30-2019

Yesterday, Border Patrol agents apprehended the largest group of illegal aliens ever: 1,036 people who illegally crossed the border in El Paso around 4am. Democrats need to stand by our incredible Border Patrol and finally fix the loopholes at our Border!”

It looks C_A minions got their 4 AM talking points ^_~

By they way, today is day 7 and what did we get today: yesterday Mueller little chit chat and resignation + today Barr reply to that = tying loose ends. This is what I usually do when I want to move onto the next step ^_^

>>6631147

I want to talk a bit today about the Billiken – L anon, I’m with you, this is a very creepy creature.

https://www.kcpinternational.com/2013/02/billiken-god/

“The Shinsekai (新世界) district, literally meaning New World, is a quaint old Japanese neighborhood situated south of Osaka’s Minami area. The Shinsekai’s southern area was modeled after New York, and the northern area was similar to Paris. Shinsekai is famous for Luna Park, an old amusement park open from 1912 to 1923. The park enshrined a Japanese god, Billiken, who became the most famous representation at the time. Billiken was a symbol of Americana and was worshipped as “The God of Things As They Ought to Be.” The original wooden Billiken statue disappeared when the park closed in 1923.”

I know most of what I put is information already dug up but this time, there is an additional info : “The Shinsekai district, literally meaning New World” ^^ Now where did I hear this before? Hm! ^^

After reading this, ask yourselves anons: what are the chances that Shinsekai district in Osaka is directly run by Cabal? And what are the odds of finding a cabal base or facility or HQ there? I’m not talking about a hight tech facility like what we have underground in St Louis. Nope. I’m thinking more like an office building type of HQ or maybe even a nice cute looking cottage. Why I’m thinking like this? It’s because I believe it might the center where they run the sex trafficking in Osaka.

So they don’t need to go high tech and udnerground about it. They need a place as a bureau and a place to keep the victims without being bothered or caught. Any of those buildings you see in the picture will do the job. What is most eye catching in the picture is that tower. It turns out to be linked to the LUNA PARK amusement park; LUNA anons, LUNA…. As in the mood = Selene. It’s what I’ve been talking about yesterday with Artemis and all of that, and I’m starting to think it MIGHT (not sure) be linked somehow to those geometrical shapes on the platform where the temple stands on Epstein Island.

And before I start looking at Luna Park and Shinsekai; I want to comment a bit about Billiken:

The poem found by L anon might turn out revealing more than we thought. It’s just my thoughts, but could this Billiken be one of those CREATURES from the “other side” or should I say “other realm” cabal tries to summon in their rituals? Could this Billiken and the other “spirits” or “fairies” named in that poem be SOME of those “demonic creatures” the cabal gets in contact with, supposedly? Just some thoughts there anons, just some thoughts…. And one last thing, this Billiken statue in Shinsekai…. Could it be some sort of MARK as to where the cabal HQ for sex trafficking is? Or is it signaling there is a cabal place near by where they can come in contact with “other realms”? Just thoughts anons.

>>6631285

https://www.osakastation.com/shinsekai-and-the-tsutenkaku-tower/

“Shinsekai was designed as an entertainment district in the early 20th century, and originally modelled after the cities of New York and Paris. Opened in 1912, “Shinsekai” literally means “New World” and because of its modern image the area quickly became a popular tourist attraction.”

“At the heart of this district was the Luna Park amusement park which was modelled on the original Luna Park in New York’s Coney Island. The park, which featured mechanical rides, an amusement arcade, a music hall, and a hot spring spa, was only open for 11 years. Nevertheless, these funfair origins have left a deep impression on the Shinsekai area which still has a somewhat run-down carnival atmosphere. Today rickshaw runners give tours of the area, a new Spa World hot spring theme park attracts tourists to the south, and around the Tustenkaku Tower the bright and gaudy signage of countless restaurants creates a lively scene.”

“Shinsekai’s biggest attraction has always been the Tsutenkaku Tower. The original tower built in 1912 was designed to resemble the Parisian Eiffel Tower on top and the Arc de Triomphe at its base. The name “Tsutenkaku” can be translated as “Sky Route Tower” and at 64 meters high it was the 2nd biggest structure in Asia at the time. It became a symbol of pride for Osaka and people flocked to see it. Visitors were also able to take cable-car rides on an aerial ropeway that linked the tower with the Luna Park fairground. This first tower was badly damaged by a fire in 1943, and disassembled shortly afterwards. In the post-war years however, local people campaigned for a new tower to replace it and the current tower was built in 1956. Standing at 103 meters tall it was designed by the architect Tachu Naito, who also designed Tokyo Tower.”

Anon, this is it. This is the Cabal area in Osaka. They built that tower to look like the Eifel tower and the Arc de Triomphe at the Champs Elysées. The we have the LUNA park. Not to forget the Billiken and the area was name Shinsekai = New World.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinsekai

“As a result of minimal redevelopment after World War II, the area has become one of Japan's poorest.[3] Despite its negative image and commonly held reputation as Osaka's most dangerous area, Shinsekai boasts a colourful history and unique identity. At the beginning of the 20th century the neighbourhood flourished as a local tourist attraction showcasing the city's modern image. The centrepiece of the neighbourhood was Tsutenkaku Tower (the "tower reaching to heaven").”

>> Wonder why it’s Osaka’s most dangerous area? And the name of that tower: Tower reaching to Heaven, isn’t that like the bower of Babylon?

>>6631540

>> sorry made a typo in my previous drop: I meant to say Tower of Babylon.

“Whether the stigma surrounding Shinsekai is deserved is open to debate. Many Osakans claim to be afraid to set foot in the area. The travel guide Lonely Planet Japan, warns visitors to "keep their wits about them" as Shinsekai may be the "closest thing in Japan to a dangerous neighbourhood". Although in the 15th edition of this travel guide, published in 2017, this is not mentioned anymore. However, Shinsekai's status as a dangerous area owes much to criminal activity that flourished in the decades before the 1990s. Continuing the area's chequered fortunes of recent years, in place of rampant criminality, Osaka's large permanent settlement of homeless has taken root in the areas around Shinsekai. Homeless men, often elderly, from all over Japan come to Osaka to escape the stigma of hometown societal shame and wander the streets around the area. The neighbourhood is also home to a large presence of prostitutes and a concentration of Osaka's transvestite community.”

>> Well, we have confirmation that we hit the bull’s eye on this one anons. This is it, where Cabal nest lies in Osaka = it’s this district, and it also includes the red light district area as well.

“Though its elements of seediness and destitution are often highlighted, Shinsekai is also home to a large number of legitimate business outlets. It is the scene of low-cost restaurants, cheap clothing stores, cinemas, shogi and mahjong clubs, and pachinko parlours.”

>> Those are leisure games played by Nihon-jin. So it’s also a place for FUN and entertainment. Anons, what are the odds of those “game parlours” being a FRONT to launder sex trafficking money?

“Shinsekai sits next to Tennoji Zoo, Tennoji Park, and the Osaka Municipal Museum of Art, to the east. To the south is Spa World and the now-closed Festival Gate, a compact amusement park built to rejuvenate Osaka's most run-down area. Instead of trying to blend the park into Shinsekai, its construction resulted in virtually barricading it from the surrounding neighbourhood. It remained open for nearly seven years but in February 2004 a joint-venture behind the operation went into bankruptcy, effectively shutting down the complex for the most part. As an amusement space, it was no match for nearby Universal Studios Japan, which opened in 2002. In early 2008, the city began calling for tenders from prospective buyers although, by this point, a crepe shop adjoining Spa World was the only business still operating in the empty complex.”

>> Everything we believe is linked to cabal is concentrated in this area.

I just took a visual tour in the area called MINAMI is Osaka, near Shinsekai district. It’s the same area of those chapters from the manga Gantz. I’m starting to believe they indicated to us where the trafficking is taking place in the manga. I wonder if we can use that manga to locate the exact building of the HQ?

>>6631591

Not interrupting. This is excellent find you have. Did you check it out? Who built it and the designer and all of the background concerning it? And if you find anything “fishy” in it, just the persons whom graduated from this university?

>>6631659

Anons, just a comment about Shinsekai being close to the zoo: We have this in St Louis and Nashville, where the zoo and the botanical gardens were close by, near the “hot zone”. I thought they were there for cabal to experiment on the animals, plants, just like they do on humans. But the presence of the zoo so close to Shisekain, which is mostly about sex trafficking - no labs around to my knowledge so far- is difficult to explain. I can come up with only one explanation for the zoo being so close to the “hot zone” in Osaka; it’s very disturbing, so I’m going to say it as a question: what do carnivores eat?

It’s horrible isn’t it anons? I hope, no… I pray I’m wrong.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luna_Park,_Osaka

“Osaka's Luna Park (Runa pāku, also known as Shinsekai Luna Park) was Japan's second amusement park of the same name, replacing the destroyed Luna Park in Tokyo.[1] In operation from 1912 to 1923, the 132,000 square meter[2] park in the Shinsekai section of Osaka featured a unique entrance: an aerial tramway from the original Tsutenkaku Tower.”

“The park was constructed and owned by Ken'ichi Kawaura after he sold his interest in the Japanese motion picture company Yoshizawa Shōten to Shōkichi Umeya in the wake of the destruction by fire of Luna Park, Tokyo and two Osaka theaters in 1911. Prior to the suspicious fires, all three were owned by the movie studio.[5]

Rather than rebuilding in Tokyo, Kawaura decided to build his second Luna Park in Shinsekai ("New World"), an Osaka subdivision that was under construction at the time. At the same time, the original Tsutenkaku Tower was being built in nearby Tsutenkaku to the north. Plans were being made to connect the 86 meter[6][7] tower to the park by an aerial tramway to provide visitors a unique "flying sensation" as they entered the park.[8][9]

The Osaka Luna Park featured an arcade, mechanical rides (including one called the Circular Wave, which had seated riders rise and fall as the revolve in a circular motion), a funhouse, a music hall, a theater, and a hot springs spa.[10]

The Osaka Luna Park closed permanently after the 1925 season; in January 1943, the first Tsutenkaku Tower was damaged by a fire and was subsequently closed and demolished by the Japanese government.[11][12] A new Tsutenkaku Tower was built and opened to the public in 1956.”

>> Suspecious fires….very interesting. HOT SPRINGS SPA…. HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS. Is there a link there? I guess I’m seeing too much into this.

I wanted to check out some picture about Luna Park. There is one at Coney Island; there are 2 in Australia, one in Sydney & one in Melbourne. The entrance is creepy: it’s feel like it’s devouring humans. While the entrance of the Luna Park on Coney Island is very different in style.

I’m going to stop here for tonight anons. Thank you H anon and L anon for all the hard work you are doing. God bless you and everyone reading this.