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Yesterday we (not me, just reposting) >>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