Pizzagate Berlin points to CIA / Mossad
Trained as an architect and artist, (((Oliver Miller))) builds functional environments of social collectivity.
Returning to Berlin in the early 2000s, Miller began holding unsanctioned ping-pong parties in abandoned spaces in the former East Berlin, ==a common practice== amidst other cultural activations in forlorn ruins and unoccupied structures.
Setting up shop in an abandoned grocery store near the former Wall on Eberswalder Strasse in Prenzlauer Berg, he marked the entrance for those in the know with a makeshift sign on the door, using vinyl letters from an American hardware store. After gaining a sizable following, Miller decided to remain in Berlin full-time as an expatriate.
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A gay architect (probably with knowledge on creating underground structures) with relations to Alefantis magically decides to open an unmarked ping pong place and remains as an expat running a hobbyist type business. CIA or Mossad operative anyone?
He also ran Nalu diner together with Alefantis in Berlin, which closed recently. I don't think it was a Comet Ping Pong type place, but rather a place where CIA agents could meet assets or a honeypot for Mossad to track and monitor possible CIA agents with the lure of a murican diner (euros aren't too fond of that type of food and Berlinistan is largely anti American, so it was probably the only one in central Berlin).
Oliver Millers profile on a (((Harvard))) website of all places:
