Guy Checks into Strange Room 322 at Hotel ZaZa in Houston and is Quickly Removed.

Originally posted by Sayitaintso
reply to post by kosmicjack

 

Did you notice, in that photo with the Walgreens ad on the TV, it shows another image of the screen in the mirror reflection?

I think since the room is so small he might have used a panoramic photo app to create that image. That would explain the size of the photo and the different frames on the TV.

reply to post by Yetichi

Thanks so much for this thread! S&F
I haven't read through all the comments yet, but I have looked at the photos and this room screams of elite activity. First, you have the painting of twins. Twins are used a lot for their symbols to represent duality and multiple personas from mind control.
The concrete floor makes cleaning blood up easier.
Of course skulls everywhere is always a symbol of death as well as rebirth and the Skull & Bones society.
The mirror beside the bed is symbolic of Through the Looking Glass or Alice in Wonderland programming. I wonder if the mirror is also for secretly watching what's going on in the room?
The bed chained to the wall may be symbolic of a prison cot while the chains can be used to easily secure someone to the bed.
The portraits are strange. Can anyone run that guy's face through some sort of facial recognition software?
(Nevermind this. I see that people have identified this man. Pat on the back to those who knew who this is.)

Also, when I look at the painting of the twins, I can't help but see that their necks and heads have a phallic resemblance. Anyone else see this?

Strange indeed! I would love to learn more about who has stayed in this room. It has to be rented to someone even if it isn't supposed to be rented to the general public. Hmm...

reply to post by OneisOne


Ah, that makes sense. I'm a techtard!

I don't think rooms like this are uncommon. Three places in New Orleans that have unadvertised rooms:

The Roosevelt
Hotel Monteleone
The Dauphine

I've never stayed in any of them, but I've seen the one at The Roosevelt. I've heard the other two talked about on a few occasions. They're used for parties. I would imagine hotels in a good number of cities have these.

The decor in this room seems as if it may have been selected by someone who may own the room privately.

Originally posted by Yetichi
saw this post today on reddit: Hotel Zaza Room 322
There are plenty of photos and comments to review but i noticed someone said 322 is a common Skull & Bones number.
News site inquired with the hotel and after not getting an response they then tell the reporter the room is just a theme but they have no idea who the portrait of the man in the room is.
News Article

The picture of the guy in the painting could be Anton Lavey (without facial hair)......... en.wikipedia.org...
or Aleister Crowley.......... www.gothicpress.freeserve.co.uk...

reply to post by Advantage


Nah. concrete is supposedly bad with fluids. It stains like crazy and takes muriatic acid to remove.

reply to post by sebHFX

That's true about concrete, but what if it was sealed?
Being that it's in a hotel where oftentimes fluids of all sorts are spilled, it would be smart to seal the floor in this room.

To those who are saying that there are other themed rooms like this in other hotels, yes, but this one was not advertised and the front desk clerk said that it isn't supposed to be rented. This reminds me of hotel rooms that are believed to be haunted and aren't available to just anyone.

From an article in the Houston Chronicle:

Curiously, there's also a portrait hanging of a man who appears to be former Stanford Financial Group president Jay Comeaux.

www.chron.com...

Jay Comeaux is apparently President at Stanford Group Company. He is also a member of the board for Stanford Trust Company, a domestic affiliate.
investing.businessweek.com... 20Group%20Company

1. Hotel companies often leave out rooms from their website.
2. You have an over active imagination


The decor of a hotel doesnt mean its some mind control programming den.

Mind programming can happen any where.

The numbers have freemasonary relevency but still doesnt mean its connected with their mind control plans.

Who care what hookers get up to in hotel rooms. And who cares what anyone gets up to in the privacy of a hotel room.

reply to post by FreedomEntered

Mind programming can happen any where.

You're absolutely right.
I just don't understand how you can have this viewpoint and still be so dismissive. Besides, if the hotel is running a room that's strictly for the use of prostitutes and their johns, who's to say that they aren't using it for more nefarious purposes, too?

Originally posted by Afterthought
reply to post by FreedomEntered

 

Mind programming can happen any where.

You're absolutely right.
I just don't understand how you can have this viewpoint and still be so dismissive. Besides, if the hotel is running a room that's strictly for the use of prostitutes and their johns, who's to say that they aren't using it for more nefarious purposes, too?

What makes you think its only for prostitutes and johns?

Seems like if it was a room being used for something illegal they wouldnt speak about it publicly.

reply to post by captaintyinknots


You do know that I was replying to someone's comment, right?
The poster I was replying to suggested this. Please read all my posts.

Originally posted by Afterthought
reply to post by captaintyinknots

 

You do know that I was replying to someone's comment, right?
The poster I was replying to suggested this. Please read all my posts.

I dont care who you were responding to. You said it was a room used for prostitutes and johns. Can you provide any evidence of this?

The room itself is strange, but, truth be told, there are stranger ones out there. Just because it is an oddly themed room does not automatically qualify it as a room used for nefarious activity.

So, I'll ask again: What makes you think the room is specifically for prostitutes and johns?

reply to post by Afterthought


Okay, we already know the dodgy activities prostitutes do, watch any porn. Then there is bdsm. So really Im just asking if the room is for " strange characters" which I suppose many hotel rooms are world wide, then why do you assume its for mind control programming. Or the like. Is it because it has some MODERN ART hung on the wall. And this is what its called.

My point is if there is a sex dungeon there so what. This sex dungeon stuff is mainstream now, . Your in it lol..

To FreedomEntered:
Wow! You and the captain need some coffee.
You mentioned that you believed it was for prostitution and believed in mind control. I was simply replying to these instances and asking if you could elaborate.
I don't have to prove anything. I've already mentioned what I think about the room and its decor and I'm not interested in playing with you two today. I can see how my words are being twisted and I'm not going to repeat myself or rephrase for those who are having obvious reading comprehension problems today.

Have a great day!

lol No I wasnt twisting words, was merely saying unless you have proof then its just baseless speculation.

Id say sex bribery is part of their programming. Hence why I used this word.

Originally posted by AvisNigra
I don't think rooms like this are uncommon. Three places in New Orleans that have unadvertised rooms:

The Roosevelt
Hotel Monteleone
The Dauphine

I've never stayed in any of them, but I've seen the one at The Roosevelt. I've heard the other two talked about on a few occasions. They're used for parties. I would imagine hotels in a good number of cities have these.

The decor in this room seems as if it may have been selected by someone who may own the room privately.

I think its not the theme off the room that is weird here, well it is but it would not be such a "story" if they did not move the guy quickly to a different room stating that this one is not for rent when they figured out he stays there unintentionally.. I think that part made a lot of people suspicious

Or this could just be a PR stunt by the hotel

Originally posted by Yetichi
my question is that how could something like this be kept secret so long that it is just coming out now?

You know, common sense would tell you that there are little oddities scattered around for those with a lot of dough and...shall we say 'esoteric?' tastes. Never really gave it a lot of thought, though. Thanks for an interesting insight. S&F4U!

Pictures of the room are here:

imgur.com...

Super odd stuff kiddies.

Thanks for the photos, but I still see nothing weird about it. Do you guys never go to fashionable hotels?.. feh! Get out more