Where in the World is PINDAR?

Oh.
He is in Silence

Waiting for babylon to collapse.

Why?

Because even though all know things arent rivht they refuse to rid themsek es of ego.
I have implored him to give the word to yoj high table jugheads.
Exact control.
He says no.
So.
Id confab this amongst the lodges.
...

Someone on Vacation in Israel said they saw Epstein getting coffee at Starbucks in Tel Aviv.

According to insiders, Pindar is said to be the head of the Illuminati. His name is supposed to mean 'head of the snake' or some shit. They say he is from France and has an ability to shape-shift from human into a dragon. Oh, it's also claimed that he has a genetically engineered pet spider called Boris who is said to be like ten times bigger than the biggest spider on Earth. If I recall rightly, if anyone crosses Pindar, he sets Boris on them.

Yes mr top gear angry no sandwich man..

Boris is believed to be extremely aggressive towards anyone who dare cross his master.

IDK if Boris is still alive, but then, I don't even know if he actually existed or its just all BS invented by loonies.

Pindar captured and removed from the Earth.

By who?

Epstein ain't no Pindar, but he works for him.

There's a Pindar winery on Long Island. I always wondered what they knew about the name and one dude there told me it was named after some dude in Greece..?

Interesting, OP:

Pindar
The most important military citadel in central London is Pindar, or the Defence Crisis Management Centre. The bunker is deep beneath the Ministry of Defence on Whitehall.[3][3] Construction took ten years and cost £126.3 million. Pindar became operational in 1992, two years before construction was complete. Computer equipment was much more expensive to install than originally estimated as there was very little physical access to the site.

Pindar's main function is to be a crisis management and communications centre, principally between the MOD headquarters and the actual centre of military operations, the Permanent Joint Headquarters in Northwood. It is reported to be connected to Downing Street and the Cabinet Office by a tunnel under Whitehall.[4] Despite rumours, Armed Forces Minister Jeremy Hanley told the House of Commons on 29 April 1994 that "the facility is not connected to any transport system."[5]

Although the facility is not open to the public, it has had some public exposure. In the 2003 BBC documentary on the Iraq conflict, Fighting the War, BBC cameras were allowed into the facility to film a small part of a teleconference between ministers and military commanders. Also, in 2008 the British photographer David Moore published his series of photographs, The Last Things, widely believed to be an extensive photographic survey of Pindar.[6] Photographs taken of the facility in 2008 show that it has stores including toothpaste, toothbrushes, and mouthwashes. It has bunks for up to 100 military officers, politicians and civilians as well as communication facilities, a medical centre and maps.[7]

The name Pindar is taken from the ancient Greek poet, whose house alone was left standing after Thebes was razed in 335 BCE.[7]

Pindar : Dark Nobility. Removed by the Alliance.

Dead in Switzerland