St Louis Secrets- Pt 7- Forgotten Chicago Tunnels, Illuminati Connection

In Chicago, telephone & telegraph companies dug tunnels 40 ft below ground to hold their cables. In 1899, they started adding a narrow gauge railroad to help with excavation.

Some of the most important buildings & department stores in the city were connected underground (such as Board of Trade, City Hall, Merchandise Mart, Federal Reserve Bank, Chicago Tribune newspaper, Civic Opera House, & Field Museum). Eventually, some of the tunnels were turned into the subway, which disconnected them from other areas, such as big department stores.

These tunnels were so useful! Not only did they relieve street congestion & wear on the pavement & reduce the volume of noise & dirt above ground, they enhanced the efficiency of trade & distribution of goods. They offered sanitary advantages in the movement of food & perishables. Ultimately, they saved time, labor, & money.

Did St Louis build anything similar? Watch the last clip in this video to see a tunnel with a narrow gauge railroad being excavated under St Louis!

My video “The Big City Connection” also helps show the relationship between the structure of big cities in the United States.

So, quick recap of previous videos:
St Louis was built on beer caves. Illuminati origins match Anheuser Busch origins & logo. Anheuser Busch became the only brewery still open in St Louis by 1977. The other top brewery in St Louis, Lemp, suddenly sold their empire to the International Shoe Company for a low price. The City Museum was another location of the International Shoe Company.

Both AB & Lemp owned their own railroads (Lemp’s went underground). Down the street from the City Museum was once the entrance to Uhrig’s Cave, one of the most popular underground beer gardens in the country. They also had a railroad underground that led to the area under the old Union Station. The City Museum stands between Uhrig’s Cave & the Eads Bridge (bridge from Missouri to Illinois, starting from a tunnel). A location such as this would make shipping across the river & throughout the country very efficient. Ideal for an international commercial company.

Keep watching my videos to understand how all of this points to an entrance to tunnels under the Sliced Pint pizza restaurant with a reptilian on the sign (you can’t find on Google search, but can see on Maps) with lizard & serpent sculptures surrounding the alley/parking lot of the museum & pizza place. All signs point to PizzaGate.

See my other videos:
-Are Trafficking Tunnels Real? Ally Carter Clips
- Illuminati Connection to Anheuser Busch, through history & symbols
- St Louis Caves, Anheuser-Busch & Lemp Breweries, & the Underground Railroad
- Beer Gardens (Uhrig's, Schnaider's, English) in STL
- International Shoe Company & the St Louis City Museum
- Creepy side of St Louis City Museum
- PizzaGate & its relationship to the City Museum
- What's Under the City Museum?
- Architectural Clues in St Louis & a construction worker's statement about St Louis tunnel network
- Who is part of it? (History of Freemasons, International Brotherhood of Teamsters- Union)
- Who can help? (#AllysArmy #DutyBound #SaveTheChildren #90sNationNews & you!)
- Tips & maps if you are trying to find the tunnels
- Update from an FBI Special Agent
- Ever Seen a Sewer Like This?
- Satanic & Sexual Art at the Children’s Museum?
- Lemp's Haunted Tunnels
- My Washington DC Discovery
-Big City Connection
-The Utility Tunnel Connection

What I’m saying is the International Shoe Co was a cover for beer trafficking during Prohibition & an entrance to their tunnel network is under the pizza restaurant next to the City Museum! PIZZAGATE

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