Anons,
Does anyone have a link to the video with all the hidden q references?
It was for Christmas, with a Santa holding a hammer and all sorts of things like that.
Warhol was close with Daphne Guinness and her sister, who Warhol employed.
Warhol's museum works with the Eastman Museum for restoration work.
Eastman's restoration lab was bankrolled by the Mellon Foundation.
We've long established the Mellons and their shenanigans with the CIA, Kennedy, and much more.
Eastman's Kodak corporation essentially created Hollywood as we know it today,
and George Eastman was in business with Frank Gannett, founder of Gannett, the same Gannett Q implied was cult.
Eastman/Gannett were rooted in Rochester, NY.
All across new york the NY Central Railroad spread, owned by Corn. Vanderbilt, whos decedents in various ways have been connected to the cult.
The Vanderbilts also owned the Illustrated Daily newspaper in LA, a derivative of the Vanderbilt steamship empire that ferried miners to the west coast during the gold rush.
The Illustrated Daily was sold to the LA Times, owned by Henry Chandler. The ancestor of Rachel Chandler the Child Handler.
Most relevant to Daphne Guinness, her brother was Tom Guinness.
Who married Rachel Chandler the Child Handler.
George Eastman was on the board of the Rochester Savings Bank with members of the Sibley family, along with Edward Harris of Harris & Harris law firm.
Harris & Harris was the New York Central Railroads law firm, and Edward Harris was Vanderbilt's in house lawyer.
The Sibleys founded Western Union, another communications technology that controlled the flow of information, just like the newspaper and film.
All these people are tied to the Vanderbilts and their railroads through various means, and created vast fortunes. Those fortunes were donated, or created foundations that live on to today.
Eastman, as an example, created the Eastman Dental Dispensaries.
I'll let you search those facilities in most major European capital.
Stockholm's has a particularly retching fountain out front considering the context.
The modern iteration of Harris & Harris is Harris Beach.
When elder Harris died, younger Harris brought on as partner Beach, also tied to the Rochester Savings Bank as a Trustee.
They've had a long storied history, with their most notorious client not being Cornelius Vanderbilt and his Central Railroad,
but NXIVM and Clare Bronfman.
Considering all I described above about the history of this lawfirm, do you think that's a coincidence?