https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/392214823

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Anonymous ID:Ff1dLU/W Mon 22 Aug 2022 17:46:28 No.392104261  ViewReport
>>392102508
Agreed. I am mainly lurking and this is definitely nowhere near pizzagate yet.
There is something strange with these names, no registration, weird numbering. But it could be any number of things.

My non-schizo ideas so far:
>The 'businesses' are not businesses but they are a code for pointing people towards a street.
>The stars (of any type, be it a security sign, a wicca star or a barn star) seem to be used to identify a house in that range-address.
>The activity is of a kind that requires the neighbors not to wonder too much about what's going on. Hence why they don't give the exact address. People Google map their own street often and shouldn't wonder what xx Aquariums means at their neighbors house, especially if there already the occasional odd comings and goings. Hence, a range address and a randomly placed marker somewhere in the street.

Why would you need a code?
>You'd need a code if your locations move often and you can't keep those who need to know up to date with the latest locations
>Your houses don't move often but the base of people who needs to know changes often and have a hard time communicating the locations, so it's as simple as saying: Look for house with star in any street of XX aquariums.
>The people who need to know come from all over the place and are unfamiliar with the area.

Which leads to a big amount of possibilities, it either being something illegal like:
>It could be a drug selling operation
>It could be a child trafficking operation
>The houses could be used to shelter recently arrived immigrants who just crossed

Or the semi-legal like:
>Fed stafe houses
>Fed storage houses
etc
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https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/417946536

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Aquariumgate Anonymous (ID: SvK+sd9S)  02/28/23(Tue)19:42:23 No.417946536 Archived▶>>417946568 >>417946890 >>417947241 >>417947762 >>417948707 >>417948985 >>417949581 >>417949831 >>417949913 >>417950103 >>417952331 >>417952683 >>417952843 >>417954535 >>417954800 >>417954894 >>417955100 >>417955828 >>417956051 >>417957135 >>417957218 >>417957264 >>417958165 >>417958864 >>417959240 >>417959939 >>417960824 >>417963315 >>417963325
Yesterday we >417904854 revived the Aquariumgate conspiracy from months ago. It did not get jannied, so that's a greenlight to go deeper today.
First, a recap:
1. anons discovers dozens of "aquariums" in small towns in U.S that all consist of two-initial names (EC Aquarium, HR Aquarium, etc.)
Each one is listed as an address block and not an actual house number. the descriptions hint towards different "services". some aquariums and houses are blurred. additionally, no pages have been found associated with these addresses selling fish or aquarium goods, and no tax records nor copyright or LLC records exist that would imply that these are home businesses used for tax purposes. these sorts of locations with the same 2letter-aquarium format have been found globally on goggle maps and other two letter businesses have been found as we (e.g. CK business customer, MP childminder)
2. most locations do not have an address but rather an address block. when Google street view is used, there is almost always a star on one of the houses in a weird way. (one substack post indicated that the color and position implied different offerings or behaviors. e.g. upside down star means something would be going on that evening; pink means girl, etc.) [link: https://liftingthewool.substack.com/p/aquarium-gate]
3. at least 4 locations had white rabbit statues out in front of these fake businesses with no other animal decor
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 Anonymous (ID: SvK+sd9S)  02/28/23(Tue)19:42:58 No.417946568▶>>417960755
>>417946536 (OP)
4. at least two locations have been bulldozed and demolished since initial discovery and the Vicejew came out in the first round and immediately declared it to be fake by deboonking it (https://www.vice.com/en/article/pkgk3k/aquariumgate-is-new-child-trafficking-4chan-conspiracy-that-relies-on-very-basic-google-maps-trolling)
5. the most common theory
-child trafficking. Brothels in Thailand with glass panels they keep the persons behind are called "aquarium". they all have "good for kids" under amenities. signs like "please drive slowly we <3 our children"
6. since the first time this was discovered and now, Google has updated its maps so many of these locations do not show up. if it's a pedoring, it involves the kind of people who can demand changes from Google and get them, not just old dude creepsters in dirty t-shirts.
7. Tunnels became a big part of the talk until the shills arrived to gas us. There are tunnels under many buildings in TX, notably universities, and all across the state due to drug cartels and old timey architecture. if the address block clue holds, some anons suspected these pedo safehouses might be connected / accessed via tunnel
keep digging anon
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