Discussion of "Modern art" and money laundering ( pizzagate )

submitted by earthbalance1

Hi all,

Speculation has been raised about the many connections between #PizzaGate and modern art. I won't post all the background on Marina Abromovic, Tony Podesta's art collections and James Alefantis' art connections unless people feel it is needed. I posted this article on Gab.ai but I realized it might be interesting material for Voat.co researchers to consider. Miles W Mathis is a famous portrait artist and precocious writer of the #RedPill variety. He views modern art as, basically, a giant CIA machine producing expensive art for money laundering purposes for black budget operations. I am simplifying his thesis but not by much.

http://mileswmathis.com/launder.pdf

I tried saving it on archive.is but the URL is hanging.

"All the writers from 2013 implied that money laundering in the artworld was a relatively new phenomenon, one they had been clued into by the ever-rising prices at auction for current (not Old- Master) work. They also assured us that the problem was limited. Both these things are false. Modernism has been a money laundering scheme of one sort or another since the beginning. And I mean all of it. In other words, it is a manufactured market, manufactured to move large sums of money around without regulation and without suspicion. "

Quite a bold claim but he is a very well read and persuasive writer.

1st edit to include WikiLeaks relevance:

http://archive.is/tNufW

"Dear John, I’m Tony’s CFO. Please send your banking information when you have a chance. We’ll then transfer money to your account. The attached invoice is the related art work. Thanks. Scott Chesson | Chief Financial Officer"

The attached Invoice PDF:

https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails//fileid/23719/6979

2nd edit for dnb.com corporate search:

DNB.com confirmation of Bonsai Fine Arts address:

Bonsai Fine Arts Inc509 Mccormick Dr Ste LGlen Burnie, MD - 21061

3rd edit for Fakebook: http://archive.is/VECuj

Interesting comment showing that this company handles international art and works in embassies:

"Below is an interesting article regarding a new agreement between the US and Egypt designed to thwart the illegal trade in antiquities. A nice picture of Jen and Martin - two wonderful Bonsai employees - unpacking crates at the Embassy."

4th edit for Corporate website: http://archive.is/tDeZd

Interesting to note that they have a satellite office in the Bronx, NY.

Brinecat

that ties into a theory i had.... why does "modern art fetch such a high price ?"

well the art is a representation of the child that was raped & sacraficed ?? they stare at the art and remember that one time...

so MAYBE the most successful " artists " are selling children...

ALDO_NOVA

be interesting to DNA test some of those paintings

Orange_Circle

There is an invoice for art in Podesta's emails.

curtis_c_flush

I haven't found the connection yet, but I suspect the Art in Embassies program ties in somewhere. Shipping giant crates to anywhere in the world with diplomatic protections? Perfect.

ThruTheHaze

Makes sense to me. Kinda reminds me of the Ebay guy who was selling the hd's for a ridiculous price. They could do the same thing. Nobody really cares if elites spend millions on "art" and would quickly disregard. Meanwhile, those sickos get to keep a little reminder of their horrible acts.

bolus

i agree with his stance, but you have to tie it directly to some of the pizzagate players to keep it here.

Orange_Circle

There is an invoice for art in Podesta's emails.

Tag for interest @earthbalance1

earthbalance1

I edited for further clarity.

earthbalance1

I mentioned Abromovic, Podesta and Alefantis. All are connected to art dealing...and suspected of much more. I am not sure how else you would like it to be connected...it's a discussion of modern art itself as money laundering. Seems directly relevant to me.

bolus

you mentioned them, but didn't link any new information about them. i want this discussion to stay here - look at some of the stuff i've dug up. transformer/sotheby's/corcoran - even alefantis' "new" project pegasus and how it's classified as a museum...it all relates, and i agree with the general direction you're leading this....but in order to keep the discussion from being dismissed, it has to be kept fresh.

that's all - just keep digging, i guess. hope you're not taking this as criticism, but rather, encouragement.

earthbalance1

I did read the thread requirements on the right and I feel it passes muster so I posted it. I originally posted on Gab, which is more of a Wild West at the moment. I will edit with some wikileaks correlation.

nathanwblair

@earthbalance1 hey we've got a big chat going on about this here ("The Great PizzaGate Art Investigation"), check it out: https://discord.gg/UUAKy

earthbalance1

Hmm, I tried to reach that discord. The first time the invite went through but it asked me to claim a server. I'm actually not too familiar with discord so not sure how to reach your discussion.