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Mega Edition: Julie K. Brown Dishes On Epstein And The Intelligence Community (6/14/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Jeffrey Epstein Show. I'm
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your host, Bobby Capucci, and this is a morning update.
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What's up everybody in Greetings from Sin City. Hope everybody
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had a fantastic weekend and hopefully this week is off
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to a fantastic start for all of you. Now, I
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know that we live in a crazy ass world, and
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on this podcast with listeners on all six continents, there
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is always something cracking off and it seems like one
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of the listener's backyards. And now we have a situation
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in Tunisia that's really popping off, folks, and I'm nervous
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for where it's going. Tunisia, if you recall, is where
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the Arab spring kicked off, I don't know, eleven years
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ago or so, and throughout the Middle East like wildfire.
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Now in Tunisia, you have a suspended parliament, you have
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a bunch of moderate groups and extreme extremist groups taking
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umbrage with that, and you have a situation brewing. You
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have the military deployed, you have crackdowns on basically an
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offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood that has taken root in Tunisia,
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and the military forces are cracking down on them. There's
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been a bunch of raids. Air traffic has been closed,
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the borders are closed. So we got ourselves a very
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tense situation in Tunisia. And the reason I bring that
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up for those of you elsewhere in the world. We
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have some listeners down there, and I would like those
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listeners to know that I'm thinking about them, all of
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you guys that are in war torn areas or countries
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going through strife. You know, we got our own problems
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here in the United States, but for the most part,
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we have some stability, right, We're not you know, things
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like this aren't occurring, thank god, at least not yet.
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But I just wanted those you know, not that we
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have a bunch of listeners down in Tunisia, right, just
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a handful, maybe ten twelve people. But still to those
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ten or twelve people that are down there right now,
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and if you're getting this broadcast still, I don't know
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what the situation is on communications, hang in there. I
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know it's not much, but your boy over here in
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Las Vegas is with you at the very least in thought,
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and I'm keeping an eye on things over there. And
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for those of you in Tunisia who might get themselves
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in a predicament they can't get any food or contact me.
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And if I could help out by you know, just
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sending you know, money or something out to you guys,
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I'll do it because man, I feel so helpless, so
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so offut and when I turn on the news and
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I see these things occurring, and you know, for the
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most part, you are helpless, right, But if there are
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starving people, or you know, people that are running from
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a war torn area and there's a an NCO that
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helps out or a legitimate organization that provides relief, I
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always try to, you know, throw a couple of dollars
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towards that group, no matter you know what my situation is,
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because guess what, ten dollars even goes a long way, folks.
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So obviously we can't save the world, right But for
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me anyway, knowing that those people in Tunisia tune into
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the podcast every day and download it and listen and
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no even I guess my point is, even though their
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situation is so crazy over there, that they're under so
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much pressure in their own country, that these people in
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Tunisia that listen to the podcast carve out that time
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no matter what is going on around them, strife and
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struggle to listen and tune in about Jeffrey Epstein because
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they care that much. That's dedication, folks. Those are people
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who really want to see some justice. And the fact
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that those good people, obviously good people, have to deal
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with all of this outer bullshit because of their scumbag
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soul called elite class makes me crazy. And the United
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States government just perpetuates all of it. They never step
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in the right way, right But for those of you
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that are dealing with that right now in Tunisia and elsewhere,
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and you know stuff's going south, just hang in there.
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I mean, I wish I had better advice. I wish
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I had something more to offer than just you know,
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kind words from the comfort of my you know, American home.
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But at least I wanted you folks down there to
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know that are tuning in, that I see you, and
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I'm keeping in an eye on what's going on down there,
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and you certainly have a friend and an ally in me,
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because what has happened to the people in North Africa
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the Middle East for decades upon decades under the thumb
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of disgusting dictators and having the pie mix beat to
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oblivion by the Americans in the West. It is a
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disgusting When is enough enough? Right? When is enough enough?
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And the people of Tunisia, you know, they've been through
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a lot, so it's very concerning what's going on down there,
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the way things are moving quickly, and considering the history
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of the region, it's terrifying to look at it from
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a geopolitical outlook and think about the repercussions that could come.
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And I'm not I haven't even begun to talk about
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what's going on in Ethiopia. I mean, we could go
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on for days. I know. That's not why you guys
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are here, right, You're not here for a geopolitical conversation.
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But it all fits in within the puzzle, right. These
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people that are making the geopolitical decisions, these are the
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very same people that were providing protection to Epstein and
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his boys. And I know that sounds like hyperbole, It
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sounds like a bunch of bs. Yeah, okay, sure there
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were people protecting Epstein. Yeah right, man, he just did
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it in a vacuum. Epstein, he just got away with it.
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It was one of those things, man, Yeah, right, Epstein
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was obviously working with people on high We've been calling
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that out since the very beginning on this podcast in
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twenty and nineteen. We've swam up river, We've avoided all
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the idiots and their nonsensical conspiracy theorists bullshit as they've
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tried to kill the story, because that's what they were
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doing when they were trying to label everybody conspiracy theorists.
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They were trying to take the credibility away from the
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story that the survivors were telling, the narrative that was
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being told by the survivors. They were trying to demean
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that the media was by calling everybody conspiracy theorists. Well,
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now fast forward a couple of years Julie K. Brown's
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books Out or Coming Out, and all of a sudden,
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Julie K. Brown sounds like any one of us who
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sit around here and listen to the podcast or talk
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about it. She certainly doesn't seem to be believing the
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BS yet, but notice how nobody seems to call her
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a conspiracy theorist. Right and good her coming out and
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finally saying what all of us already know brings more
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credibility to all of it. And the fact that Julie K.
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Brown is not convinced that Epstein killed himself. She's not
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convinced of the official narrative. I say good on her.
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That shows that she's really paying attention to what's going
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on here, and she's not just happy with where the
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story is. She wants more. She wants to know more,
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and I respect the hell out of that. Now. I've
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been very clear about the Acosta situation. Right, of course
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he's a scumbag, but I wanted the real people who
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signed off on that, the Mukasey's, the Philips. And my
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biggest criticism of Julie K. Brown has always been that
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she stopped short of the destination because for whatever reason,
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I don't know. But now she's coming out in these
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interviews and with this new book, and she's piecing these
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fools up. Right. Hell yeah, I don't believe Jeffrey Epstein died.
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I'm not convinced that's Julie K. Brown saying it, not me.
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Is she a conspiracy theorist? Is she running around with
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an aluminum hat on her head, aluminum foil hat on
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her head? No, she's not very well respected, very well
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thought of, and the one who broke this story. So
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when you have somebody like that come out and start
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calling it how it is. The unsullied start to really
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pay attention. And in today's article from the Times of
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Israel we get more of that from Julie K. Brown.
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And the more of these excerpts I read, and the
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more I hear about how she truly feels about this case,
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and the more upfront she is about her true feelings
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and how she feels like a lot of things are
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out of bounds, the more respect I have for Because
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it's not easy to swim upstream. It's easy to go along,
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to get along right, to jump in and say, oh yeah,
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I believe in this one. Everybody else does harder to
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stand there and be the guy in the crowd, like
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during the picture of Nazi Germany, everybody doing the salute
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and the one guy standing in there not doing it.
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Be that guy. Don't go with the crowd if the
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crowd is wrong, have the courage to stand up and
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say this is not right, and don't just fall in
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line with a bunch of knuckleheads because everybody else is
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doing it. And Julie K. Brown swimming up the swimming
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up current here with this kind of stuff. These are
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very explosive statements from somebody who is highly respected. It's
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one thing when you have me telling you this stuff.
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It's one thing when you have insert any content creator
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telling you this stuff. But then when Julie K. Brown
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comes out and corroborates everything I've been saying for two years, well,
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you know, it's kind of nice. So let's jump into
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this article from the Times of Israel and let's see
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what the author JP O'Malley has to say. Headline for
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writer who broke Epstein case? A rumored Masad link is
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worth digging into? You think shouldn't be worth digging into
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for anybody, not just Julie K. Brown. Pretty important part
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of the case, right, An intelligence service that's close with Epstein.
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Epstein being close with a bunch of members of said
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intelligence service pretty important part of the story, I would
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think when you're trying to put the puzzle together, did
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the now deceased, disgraced financier, pedophile and convicted sex offender
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Jeffrey Epstein have links to the Israeli intelligence community. An
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investigative reporter for the Miami Herald claims that credible details
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making the link are not far fetched and need to
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be explored in further detail and examined. Guys, all you
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have to do is take a look at the fact
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that he was close to Ehud Barack. What more do
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you need to know that he was close to Israeli intelligence.
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Obviously you can add on from there, but that's the
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only link you need. His closeness with Edhwood Barock tells
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the whole story. And it is incredible to me that
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the Jerusalem Post had an article a few days ago
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talking about does Jeffrey Epstein have any ties to Israeli intelligence?
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And then all you have to do is a simple
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Google and it explains his relationship with Edwud Barock. I
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would think that that would be a tie to Israeli intelligence.
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It's not beyond the realm of possibility that Epstein had
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connections to the Israeli intelligence community, says Julie K. Brown,
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whose book Perversion of Justice, the Jeffrey Epstein Story was
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released on July twentieth. Robert Maxwell certainly had those kinds
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of connections, and Epstein had a close relationship with Robert Maxwell.
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The fifty nine year old American journalist told The Times
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of Israel via zoom call from her home in Hollywood, Florida.
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Oh he did, did he another thing confirmed by Julie K. Brown. Okay, yeah,
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but you're the conspiracy theorist guys, you're the ones who
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are the conspiracy theorists. Oh, trying to make connections. The
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whole entire narrative that was spilled out by the establishment,
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by the legacy media, by their friends has been the
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conspiracy theory. Here. The fact that none of these people
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wrote up a gigantic, crippling article about Jeffrey Epstein for
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all of these years tells you everything you need to
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know about them. Brown keenly stresses the striking similarities between
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Jeffrey Epstein's death in August twenty nineteen and Robert Maxwell's
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death in November of nineteen ninety one. The sixty eight
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year old British media mogul was said to have drowned
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after falling from his luxurious yacht, the Lady Goulaine, near
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the Canary Islands now again. Supposedly, he got up but
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asked naked to go take a whiz, went up to
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the deck of the ship, took a whiz off the
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side and fell in. Now the waters off of the
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Canary Islands, if I recall correctly, are teeming with sharks.
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This MF is so corroded, so disgusting, so gross that
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even the predators of the ocean wanted nothing to do
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with him, considering his body was found. Imagine being so gross,
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so tainted, so corrupt at your very core, that even
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sharks don't want to eat you. Spanish police insisted no
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foul play was suspected in Maxwell's death, but rumors about
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how exactly Maxwell died have never gone away. One theory
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points to possible suicide. Another claims Maxwell was assassinated by
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the Israeli Massad intelligence agency, for which he was secretly working. Now, look,
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I don't know. Was he clipped by the Massad? Very possible?
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Is it out of the realm of possibility for the
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Massade to clip somebody? Know? You have operators that work
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for the Masad who are very, very sick individuals. There's
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no doubt about it. There's some people in these intelligence
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agencies that are legitimate, insane psychopaths, one hundred percent, without
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a doubt. So was Robert Maxwell working for Israeli intelligence?
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Quite possibly? Was that the only intelligence agency he was
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working for. I have my doubts about that now, Robert Maxwell,
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I don't think he was a spy per se, but
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another asset. And it's kind of like the mafia, right,
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you only have a certain amount of made men, but
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you have a ton of connected guys. And it's the
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same with the CIA. You only have a certain amount
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of CIA spies, but you have a ton of assets.
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And I'm thinking that Robert Maxwell was probably a very
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well placed asset for the intelligence agencies of the West
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and elsewhere. Now, he probably had a more locked in
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relationship with the Masad considering his background, so I would
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think that he was definitely at his core. If you
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could say that this guy is loyal to anybody, that
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he would have been loyal to the Massad. So he
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probably knew some secrets, probably had some dirt on some
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operations that were being run or getting ready to start,
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and the Massad decided to clean up their mess, tie
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up all the loose ends. Let's get rid of this dude.
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Make it look look like a suicide. Boys. And I
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know that sounds like some shit from a movie, but
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that's how these people move, that's how these people operate.
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Maxwell is buried on Jerusalem's Mount of Olives. Many members
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of the Israeli intelligence community attended his funeral, so too
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did Jitzak Shamir. Israel's then Prime Minister. Shamir eulogized the
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British tycoon for the political connections he brought to Israel
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during the nineteen eighties and for the money he invested
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in it. Look, so not anybody just gets buried at
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the Mount of Olives, right, We're just gonna overlook that
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part of the story that this dude was buried at
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a very very important place in Israel for dignitaries and
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people who are considered like heroes of the nation. So
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Bob Maxwell just gets buried there for no reason. Huh.
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Maybe I'll just call the American government tomorrow and say
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that I want to be buried at Arlington. Even though
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I never shed one single bit of blood or sweater
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tears for the nation, I think you should bury me there. See,
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it doesn't make sense, and a lot of things in
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this story, this case, do not make sense, and every
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time we look for an answer, we get more questions.
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Two years ago, while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges,
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sixty six year old American Pehda file Epstein was found
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hanging in his cell in a metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan.
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Since then, numerous theories have swirled about Epstein's true cause
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of death, making the leap from conspiracy fodder into the
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cultural mainstream. And there's the big problem, as if the
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cultural mainstream is where the truth lies, as if we
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all know that the cultural mainstream at the very least
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engages in lies of a mission and withholding the truth
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is no different than directly lying to you. So, who
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was really engaged in a conspiracy theory, the legacy media
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the conspiracy? Is you trying to pin it that he
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was just some crazy guy who was doing it on
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his own. Meanwhile, the real story is much more vast,
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much more sinister, And now that real story is starting
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to trickle out. According to Brown, neither the FBI nor
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the United States Justice Department have convinced me that Jeffrey
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Epstein committed suicide. Well, no shit. Anyone who's paying attention
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to this story, looking at all of the things that
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led up to it, all of the so called coincidences,
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who says that they're confident in the narrative that's being
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pitched by the authorities and the powers that be That
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person must work for the authorities or the powers that be,
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because I don't see how any sane person can look
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at this, look at how everything fell into play, and
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not question the official narrative, not question those who were
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in charge. Why would Epstein give up before he even
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got to court? Brown asks. She also points to a
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number of other murky details, Epstein breaking three bones in
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his neck before he died, the fact that the two
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prison guards who were supposed to keep be keeping an
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eye on a watchful eye on ap in his Manhattan
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jail cell mysteriously fell asleep at the same time. Look,
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there's just so many coincidences. And we're never going to
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hear from those those guards because they copped a pleate deal.
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They're never going to be held responsible. And while I
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always thought that they were fall men and women, they
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should have been held at least responsible for falling asleep. No,
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and what about their bosses. What about the manager on
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duty or whatever, the guy's called, who's running the whole
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shop for the night. Where was he at or she at?
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What were they doing? You see, they treated this just
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like all right, this happened, over and done with, keep
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it moving, when in reality, this is a huge problem.
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Him dying in their in their custody is just a gigantic,
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huge problem, and they don't want to face it. They've
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not getten given any information about what occurred. They've been
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very close to the vest, and all they have done
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is run roadblock campaigns. When anyone has tried to find
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out any information about what occurred in that jail, it
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just defies common sense, Brown says. And why are US
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authorities not making the information they do know about Epstein's
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death public? You know, Julie K. Brown is asking all
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the same questions I've been asking for how long? So again,
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you know how I feel. I don't give a shit
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about credit in this case. I care about justice. I
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care about convictions, and I don't care about you know, oh,
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breaking the story first. Really, I don't care about any
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of that shit. I want the needle moved. And if
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Julie K. Brown's voice lends credibility to everything that we've
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been saying, then so be it. I'm interested in the results, right,
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I'm interested in how we're going to get these people
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to face justice. And with Julie K. Brown coming out
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and basically co sign everything we've been talking about, it
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just goes to show you, folks, that we've been on
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the right path here, that we don't need all of
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the assets and all of the financial backing of the
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Miami Herald to get digging in and digging deep into
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the story. All I can say, honestly is I'm glad
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Julie Brown has finally arrived and that she's talking about
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these sorts of things, because these things need to be
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in the mainstream, because it's obvious this is the shit
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that was occurring, and the official story that the legacy
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media has pitched to the people about Jeffrey Epstein, Folks,
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it's fake news. The Israel connection. One chapter in Brown's
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latest book argues that the complex relationship Jeffrey Epstein had
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with the Maxwell family may provide further answers. That history
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stretches back to the mid eighties, when Epstein allegedly began
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helping Robert Maxwell hide money in numerous offshore bank accounts.
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Oh wait a minute, I thought the story was that
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Epstein didn't know Robert Maxwell. Wasn't that the original narrative
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that was pitched, Didn't we tell you that was bullshit
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from the jump. Epstein and Maxwell most certainly were breaking
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bread with each other behind the scenes, And that is
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why I've said from the jump that Maxwell Galaine and
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Jeffrey Epstein that was a business partnership. Oh, it might
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have been shrouded in the cover of this is a
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ongoing romantic relationship. That is not the case. These two
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were moving in a different way. They're moving there working
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as assets. No time for love, no time for caring
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about other humans, only time for compiling compromist. Maxwell, a
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self made billionaire, was born Jan Ludwick Hymen bin yamen
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Huk into a poor Yiddish speaking or the dog Jewish
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family in Czechoslovakia in nineteen twenty three. Maxwell lost both
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his parents in the Holocaust and later made his fortune
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in the book publishing and newspaper industries. Now imagine if
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that was just where the story ended, this dude would
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be put on everyone's shoulders and called a great entrepreneur
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who came from nothing, worse than nothing, and build a
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great life for himself and his family. But no, that's
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not the case. Dude came from nothing and then went
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on to build a reign of terror and empire that
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embezzled and stole. And you know, why do all of
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these billionaires have to be scumbags? Can't they just be
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decent people like anybody else. He went on to become
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a parliamentary representative for Britain's Labor Party, but the final
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years of Maxwell's life were plagued by financial trouble and
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earned him the nickname the Crook of the Century. Maxwell
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defaulted on two billion dollar dollars worth of loans and
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subsequently rated millions of pounds from his company's retirement fund,
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even stealing from his own staff's pensions and shares in
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Britain's Mirror Group as he refused to face his inevitable bankruptcy.
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Hell of a guy, huh. Hell of a role model
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for good old Glaine to be sitting next to his
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knee learning all the tools of the trade. Like I
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always say, think about Taiwan Lanister is sitting in Castle Rock,
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and then think about Sirarusly sitting at his knee soaking
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up all of the scumbaggery. Following Robert Maxwell's death three
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decades ago, Epstein became an important figure to certain members
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of the Maxwell family, who were then left bankrupt and
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riddled with debt. Brown notes, for instance, that Epstein attended
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an event in New York's Plaza Hotel on November twenty fourth,
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nineteen ninety one, at which the Jevo Institute for Jewish
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Research paid tribute to Robert Maxwell. Again, it was lazy
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reporting by the legacy media for all of these years
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to not make the connection. It didn't take us all
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that long to make this connection and chase it down
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and figure it out. Now. Of course, we couldn't confirm anything, right,
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you know, we can only go on what we have.
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But when Julie Brown comes out and puts a stamp
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on all of the assertions we've made and on the
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working theories that we have, definitely know you're going in
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the right direction. The author also speculates that Epstein may
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have even offered financial assistance to Robert Maxwell's wife, Elizabeth
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when she became a widow. Epstein then became romantically involved
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with Elizabeth and Robert Maxwell's ninth child, Glaane. So, according
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to Julie K. Brown, Epstein was not only engaging in
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a affair with Gilanne Maxwell, but he was romantically involved with
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her mom as well. So we got ourselves a family
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affair here, folks. According to Julie K. Brown, down under, down, down, down, down,
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down down, down down. Remember the movie Deliverance and the
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kid playing the banjo. That is the sound running through
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my head. Known to be your father's favorite child and
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most trusted confidant, Glene Maxwell may have been aware of
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many secrets her father took to the grave relating to
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his controversial political, financial, and espionage life. Believes Brown, Oh,
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I don't doubt it. I mean, I definitely don't doubt it.
27:42
I have so many stories about my grandpa's past life.
27:45
But you know, when he was, you know, living the
27:48
way he was living, that will blow you and knock
27:50
your socks off. I've never really been at liberty to
27:54
discuss any of that, you know, while he was alive,
27:56
because I wasn't going to intrude on his privacy or anything.
28:00
But let me tell you, I certainly got some stories
28:04
that would be very entertaining a budding relationship. After her
28:14
father's death, Glenne Maxwell moved from London to New York,
28:17
partially to scape to escape all of the negative publicity
28:21
surrounding it, but also to reinvent herself in the city's
28:24
buzzing celebrities social circle. So you know, this was all
28:28
part of it, right, my assumption, this is my assumption
28:31
that this was all part of it. Come here, set
28:34
up this life like you're some kind of you know,
28:37
big time social gatherer, social climber, when in reality that
28:44
was all just affront to what was really going on,
28:46
using all of that to gain access to these rich
28:49
and powerful people, to bring them into the web, to
28:52
start building the profiles of compromant on them. So this
28:56
was all just part of the cover her trying to
29:00
move in these social circles. That was all a means
29:03
to an end. This was a crucial component of Epstein
29:09
and Maxwell's complex relationship. She connected him to powerful figures
29:13
who were then beyond his reach, such as the Clintons,
29:16
Donald Trump, and Prince Andrew. In return, Epstein bankrolled her.
29:21
See that's where I disagree. I don't think it was
29:23
about the money. I think that it was about the
29:26
power and the status for Glenne Maxwell. She knew that
29:30
this is what Daddy would have wanted. She knew that
29:35
this is her path to true power, so she played
29:39
the game for Gilaine Maxwell. I don't think it was
29:43
about the money, folks. I think it was truly about
29:46
the power and the information. Brown believes Maxwell was in
29:52
love with Epstein, but Epstein manipulated her to gratify a
29:55
sexual obsession he had with underage women, which the journalists
30:00
as a sickness see. I disagree with that as well.
30:03
I believe that Epstein could have gotten any one of
30:05
those girls to do that for him. Groff or Kellen
30:09
Vickers or insert Core four member here. Maxwell was not
30:14
just some lady who was manipulated by Epstein. I'm of
30:19
the opinion that she had a leadership role, that she
30:23
was helping making these decisions and coming up with these plans,
30:27
and she was a intricate part of this criminal enterprise
30:32
moving and operating. So I don't agree with any assessment
30:40
of Glean Maxwell as some sort of shrinking violet or
30:43
someone who was manipulated into doing what she allegedly did.
30:48
That does not fit her profile. How much money Glean
30:53
Maxwell had when her father died has always been a mystery,
30:55
says Brown. But Maxwell enjoyed the high life and never
30:59
had any real care job, so Epstein supported her financially. Again,
31:03
I don't believe that. Do you guys really think that
31:06
Robert Maxwell didn't have a little something something scrolled away,
31:10
didn't have something offshore for these kids? A bank account
31:15
for Maxwell to go and check out when he passed
31:18
away or something. I'm sorry, but my Spidey sends tingles
31:22
whenever I hear that. I am sure that Robert Maxwell
31:25
had something put away for a rainy day. That's how
31:28
these scumbags operate. Glenn Maxwell is currently charged in the
31:35
United States with lying under oath and recruiting, grooming, and
31:38
trafficking girls to be sexually abused by Epstein from the
31:42
nineteen nineties through two thousand and four. The fifty nine
31:46
year old outspoken co conspirator, general all around scumbag, fellow
31:51
child abuser, and bipedal serpent has pleaded not guilty and
31:55
just presently being held in a New York prison awaiting trial,
31:59
which is set to begin this coming November. If convicted,
32:02
Maxwell could face up to eighty years in prison. Oh
32:06
only eighty years. You know. It's funny, Oscar David Marcus
32:10
sure like to bring up that Bill Cosby situation when
32:13
old Bill got off on a technicality. Notice they haven't
32:16
brought up R Kelly though, huh? Or the fact that R.
32:19
Kelly is about to get spacked with more charges, this
32:22
time allegedly including a little boy. Notice they don't bring
32:26
that up right as a comparison, But I think that
32:31
if R. Kelly is slabbed with Rico and R. Kelly
32:33
is getting superseded indictments, shouldn't Maxwell? You mean to tell
32:37
me there are no Rico predicates here? Huh? Where's the
32:40
man act? There are so many Rico predicatets littered throughout
32:48
this case that it'll make your head spin more Rico
32:52
predicates here than John eff Andngotti. For God's sakes. So far,
32:59
Maxwell is played the same game with her defense lawyers
33:01
as Epstein did. They're throwing every motion they can against
33:05
these prosecutors to try to wear them down, says Brown,
33:08
But it probably won't work because the prosecutors that are
33:11
handling this case this time around are much more dedicated
33:14
and are not going to give up as easily. Well,
33:17
I will say that about Alison Moe. I've been very
33:21
straightforward with how I feel about her as a prosecutor.
33:24
I think that she's very good at her job, and
33:27
later on in life, when she leaves the prosecutorial office
33:30
and she becomes a defense attorney, certainly somebody that I
33:33
would hire if I was in trouble. This lady knows
33:36
her shit, and she's on point, and she really wants
33:39
to take these people down now. Maureen Comi, on the
33:42
other hand, not a big fan. The Best of the Worst.
33:49
Brown is detailed understanding of how prosecutors can be corrupted
33:52
in a high profile case relating to sex trafficking accusations.
33:57
Her newly released book began as a three part series
34:00
of investigative articles she wrote for The Miami Herald in
34:03
twenty and eighteen. They exposed a secret plea deal arranged
34:07
by Jeffrey Epstein's lawyers who undermined and manipulated the US
34:12
criminal justice system so their client Epstein could get a
34:15
softer prison sentence and ultimately escape federal prosecution. It makes
34:21
me sick every time I read that, considering what I
34:26
watched my own loved ones go through dealing with the
34:28
FBI and the crippling way the FBI goes after them,
34:32
it makes me sick to know that the prosecutors were
34:35
working hand in hand with Jeffrey Epstein to help them
34:38
get a light sentence in a case such as this.
34:42
We're not talking about money crimes here, folks. We're not
34:45
talking about wire fraud. We're not talking about lying. Okay,
34:50
we're talking about human trafficking of children. Brown showed how
34:57
back in two thousand and seven, Epstein was accused of
35:00
assembling a cult like network of underage girls, with the
35:03
help of young female recruiters, to coerce into having sex
35:07
acts behind the walls of his opulent waterfront mansion in
35:11
Palm Beach, Florida, as often as three times a day.
35:14
And it wasn't just Florida, right, we know that for sure.
35:18
We know it was New York. We know it was Florida,
35:20
we know it was the Island, and we know it
35:23
was Zoro Ranch. But the authorities in New Mexico they
35:28
don't care enough to kick in an investigation. The Attorney
35:33
General in New Mexico is useless. Email after email nothing.
35:43
I've been very very clear about how I feel things
35:46
have been handled down at Zoro Ranch, and it is
35:49
an absolute shit show. All of those people involved, except
35:53
for the land manager who took the land back, should
35:56
be ashamed of themselves. How was their know concurrent investigation
36:02
going on state sponsored in New Mexico. Just ask yourself that. Okay,
36:07
I know it's a rhetorical question. Brown's articles also noted
36:14
how FBI and court records. Epstein was suspected of trafficking
36:21
minor girls, often from overseas, for sex parties at his
36:25
other homes in Manhattan, New Mexico, and the Caribbean, and
36:30
nothing was done. You know the thing about New Mexico.
36:33
I know, I rant and rave about this all the time,
36:35
but boy, ol, boy, when I went down there and
36:37
I talked to people who were familiar with the situation,
36:40
people who had worked at the airport, et cetera, et cetera,
36:43
it was an absolutely eye opening experience. Jeffrey Epstein had
36:48
run of the Roost in New Mexico. Boy, there's it's
36:51
not shocking that that was a place where he brought
36:54
all of his people when they wanted privacy, because not
36:58
only was it a desolate location, they were running the
37:02
roost over there. There was no government interference. This dark
37:08
and deep obsession Epstein had with underage women was an addiction,
37:12
says Brown, and the survivors I interviewed told me that
37:16
if they couldn't bring him another girl, he would get
37:18
angry at them. I imagine Epstein was doing the same
37:21
thing with Glen Maxwell, saying You've got to bring me
37:24
more girls. I don't believe that. Sorry, I don't believe that.
37:27
I think Julie is a little off there, miss Brown. Now,
37:29
I highly respect your work. Zero, There's zero doubt that
37:34
I would ever demean Julie K. Brown for her work here.
37:38
You know, she's the one who opened the door. We
37:40
have to give her that respect at the very least.
37:42
But I don't agree with this assertion here. I think
37:45
that Maxwell was part of it. She wanted more girls too.
37:48
The more girls the better, because the more girls involved
37:53
means the more compromise, right, the more people they could
37:55
bring in, the more big wigs they could bring down
37:57
to the island or over to New Zoro Ranch to
38:01
start building them profiles. So I don't believe that that
38:05
Maxwell was being pressured the way others might have been.
38:09
I think Maxwell, like I said, was in a leadership role.
38:12
I think she had responsibilities, and if she didn't live
38:14
up to those responsibilities, Epstein would probably say something to her.
38:19
But I don't think it was a boss subordinate relationship
38:24
that some people try to pitch. Now again, I might
38:26
be wrong. That's just my opinion from reading everything and
38:29
compiling all of the evidence we have. That is where
38:32
I have arrived. One of the ironies of this case
38:37
is that Maxwell seemed to have moved herself away from
38:39
Epstein just when my series of articles came out, says Brown.
38:44
But then the whole story resurrected itself in her life. Again.
38:47
That was all part of the plan, right, Let's get
38:50
a little distance between us. Let's act like we're not
38:53
friends anymore. That way, it takes some of the suspicion
38:56
off of Gilaane. And they knew the operation was burned
38:59
after the arrest, for sure. There was no way that
39:02
they were going to be protected a second time around.
39:05
And as an asset, that's the most dangerous position you
39:08
can be in when insert intelligence agency here has decided
39:12
that you're no longer a valuable piece. What they'll do
39:15
is they'll burn all of the information that ties you
39:18
to them, and they'll leave you twisting in the wind.
39:22
And that's what we're seeing here my opinion. Anyway, I'm
39:25
sure that their connections and the intelligence have burned all
39:29
ties that lead directly back to them, and instead, what
39:34
they'll do is they'll rely on the mainstream media, the
39:37
legacy media, to tell you it was all a conspiracy theory.
39:41
When in reality, it wasn't. Based on a fifty three
39:48
page federal indictment, Epstein back in two thousand and eight
39:52
could have potentially ended up in federal prison for the
39:54
rest of his life. Instead, the non prosecution agreement Epstein's
39:58
lawyers secretly cut with federal prosecutors at the time shut
40:03
down an ongoing FBI probe until whether there were more
40:07
victims and other powerful people who took part in Epstein's
40:11
sex crimes. Yeah, it was just a coincidence, though. It
40:15
wasn't set up because powerful people were involved and they
40:17
were scared that they were going to go down and
40:20
in turn reached out to their powerful friends to get
40:23
this shit killed. Yeah, that's out of the realm of possibility,
40:27
because we live in a society where that never happens,
40:30
where nepotism isn't the key. The deal required that Epstein
40:37
plead guilty to two prostitution charges in a state court
40:40
and agreed to serve just thirteen months in a county
40:43
jail in Palm Beach, Florida. This essentially made the case
40:47
that Epstein was only paying for sex when he actually
40:50
stood accused of sexually abusing minors, and the fact that
40:56
this was allowed to be the narrative for so long
41:00
that people weren't writing up all kinds of crazy profiles
41:05
on Jeffrey Epstein. Just goes to show you everything you
41:07
need to know about the legacy media. They're straight garbage folks.
41:12
They don't care. They don't care. They're trying to move units,
41:17
They're trying to get clicks. You think they really care
41:20
about the survivors. They do not. If they care, they
41:24
would have been talking about this for all of these
41:26
years leading up to Julie K. Brown's article. Besides piggybacking
41:30
on top of that, because they see that the story
41:33
has popped, they should have been around for all of
41:36
the years leading up to it. Keep that in mind
41:39
when the legacy media starts popping their gums at you.
41:44
To see prosecutors who are supposed to be advocating for
41:46
victims work so closely with Epstein's lawyers to make this
41:50
case go away was pretty surprising, says Brown. Not to me,
41:53
it wasn't. Unfortunately, I never had a rosy look of
41:57
how the government conducts itself. You see a lot of
42:00
people have you know, living in the inner cities. They
42:02
deal with the police department, right, and that's stressful enough,
42:06
But dealing with the Feds is a whole different ballgame.
42:10
The budget that the Feds have to take you down
42:12
and go after you is insane. There's a reason that
42:16
their conviction rate in prison is so good. They have
42:21
so much money that it's impossible to take them on.
42:25
So when the Feds are going after you, it's a
42:27
whole different ball of wax than when the state is
42:30
going after you. The journalists also exposed how Epstein's enormous
42:36
wealth and prestige afforded him extra privileges as he served
42:40
his prison sentence in a Florida County jail. Brown's book
42:44
reveals how Epstein was allowed to visit his office in
42:47
West Palm Beach for several hours every day. Additionally, during
42:51
the hours he was inside the prison, Epstein was given
42:54
access to a computer. On at least one occasion, one
42:58
jail deputy saw Epstein disturbating while he watched one of
43:01
his female assistants strip naked for him on Skype. How
43:05
about that? Isn't that nice way to go, Deputy Dog.
43:09
You're there to watch him, protect the society from him,
43:12
but you're gonna sit there and watch him have a wank.
43:17
I would have barge you right in and been like,
43:18
what are you doing, bro? What are you watching on TV?
43:22
What are you up to? You sick fuck? And that's
43:27
another thing these deputies. I'm sure we're told leave him alone,
43:30
let him do whatever he wants toppling dominoes. It was
43:37
not public knowledge that Epstein and four of his accomplices
43:39
named in the secret Plea agreement received immunity from all
43:43
federal criminal charges until Brown's explosive X Bose was published
43:47
three years ago. When the story broke, it led federal
43:51
prosecutors in New York to open a fresh criminal investigation,
43:55
which resulted in Epstein being subsequently arrested and charged in
43:59
the summer of two twenty and nineteen. It also led
44:03
to our Alexander Acosta resigning as Labor Secretary in the
44:06
Trump administration in twenty nineteen. Crucially, Brown's story explained how
44:12
Acosta had helped cut the dodgy deal with Epstein's legal
44:16
team back in two thousand and eight when he was
44:18
a federal prosecutor in Miami. And here is the rub
44:22
I have with Julie K. Brown's reporting. The one criticism
44:25
I have is the Acosta angle. That was the whole motivation, right.
44:30
She was looking to go after Acosta, really, and she
44:35
stumbled into this shit. But I wish it would have
44:39
won higher. Right. I'm not interested in catching Mackerel. I
44:42
want Swordfish, Mukazy, Philip. Those are the two people that
44:49
should have been targeted. When President Donald Trump nominated Alex
44:54
Acosta to be his Labor secretary in early twenty and seventeen,
44:58
I immediately recognized Acosta his name as being the prosecutor
45:02
who was responsible for the non prosecution deal. Brown says
45:05
he was not. I'm sorry, Julie, I have to correct you,
45:07
but he was not. His name was on it. Do
45:11
you really think that Philip and Mukeesi didn't pull the
45:14
trigger here? They weren't the ones who said, look, let's
45:17
let this go, and Acosta, as the middleman, just went
45:22
along to get along, like every one of these no
45:26
spine having bureaucrats do. And I just wondered, how do
45:33
Epstein's victims feel about this? Because Acosta was responsible for
45:37
the Labor Department, which supervises human trafficking and child labor laws.
45:42
Acosta should have never had that job. Another terrible decision
45:49
putting that man as the head of the Labor Secretary
45:52
with this stuff hanging over his head, absolutely ridiculous. Acosta
45:57
should have never had another job working for the government
46:00
after he helped his buddies at the FED let Epstein off.
46:07
But for him to be the complete fall guy here
46:10
is doing a disservice in my opinion. Brown notes that
46:16
Epstein's vast fortune, then estimated to be approximately five hundred million,
46:21
enabled him to hire a so called legal dream team,
46:23
which included lawyers such as Kenneth Starr and Alan Dershowitz
46:27
with the necessary skills, political connections, and aggressive tactics to
46:31
make sure he could get an immunity. The most important
46:34
thing there are political connections. Political connections, that's what gets
46:39
you off, not your lawyer in the courtroom, political connections.
46:46
Dershowitz has his own political connections and knows a lot
46:48
of different people in the US criminal justice system, says Brown,
46:52
but he is going to be watching Maxwell's forthcoming court
46:55
case closely to see who she names and what information
46:59
she really has. Brown's book also points to accusations by
47:03
Virginia Roberts that subsequently surfaced in connection to the Epstein case,
47:08
which allegedly linked Dershowitz's name to Epstein's sexual pyramid scheme.
47:12
Now we all know that Virginia has said that Dershy
47:15
Dirt is one of the men that she was trafficked to.
47:18
Now Dershowitz says, there's no way that up in VOLSUEU.
47:22
But in reality it's not looking good for the naked volleyballer.
47:28
Everything that I've seen so far is not looking good
47:31
for mister Dershowitz. Now I know I'm not some haved
47:35
trend lawyer, but I do know that two plus two
47:39
equals four. Now in her mid thirties, Roberts is an
47:44
advocate for sex trafficking survivors and claims Maxwell groomed her
47:48
when she was still a teenager to be a sex
47:51
slave fer Maxwell Epstein, Prince Andrew, and other prominent men,
47:55
including Dershowitz. This story also recently surfaced in a Netflix
48:00
documentary called Jeffrey Epstein Filthy Rich. It has led to
48:04
Dershowitz to sue Netflix over what he claims or false
48:07
allegations made against him in relation to these alleged crimes.
48:11
Of course, he's gonna sue just to try and hold
48:14
things up. He does not want to get to discovery.
48:19
Other high profile figures named in Brown's book accused of
48:22
participating in Epstein's international sex trafficking operation include allegations against
48:27
Israel's tenth Prime Minister Ehud Barock Elwood. Barock and Epstein
48:32
were so close it's not even funny. Look up carbing
48:37
nine to eleven. Look up all the times that Hwud
48:41
Barock visited Epstein's buildings or the island or anywhere else.
48:46
Does Epstein have ties to Israeli Israeli intelligence? That's ridiculous.
48:53
That's like asking does Derek Jeter have ties to the
48:56
New York Yankees. Brown says all the accused have the
49:02
right to be innocent until proven guilty, though she stresses
49:05
that given the complex history of the Epstein case and
49:08
the cover ups it involved, the allegations need to be
49:11
urgently investigated one hundred percent. That's all I've ever said, right,
49:16
We need a thorough investigation here. And the whole reason
49:19
I talk about this every single day is because that
49:22
never occurred. The FBI, the US federal authorities, the law
49:27
enforcement authorities in Europe should all be looking at the
49:30
financial and social connections Epstein had with all of these people,
49:34
says Brown, Epstein had a whole group of people helping
49:37
him to carry out these crimes. One hundred percent, it
49:44
is fiction to think that these people weren't all connected
49:48
financially and that if this money was created with ill
49:52
gotten gains, they're all responsible if it was a rico case.
49:56
But no, the government doesn't have the courage to do it.
50:02
Epstein did not do this alone, she says. There were
50:04
plenty of people that either knew about what Epstein was
50:07
doing or even participated in what he was doing. This
50:10
was an international sex trafficking organization that was similar to
50:14
an organized crime family. So it should just so. It
50:17
shouldn't just end with just the prosecution of Gilain Maxwell.
50:22
Way to go. Julie K. Brown and I one hundred
50:25
percent agree with that Maxwell is not the end here.
50:29
If we were being if we were really being honest
50:31
with ourselves as a society, we would go after all
50:34
of the bag holders too. We would go after all
50:38
of the moneymen, and we would try and get to
50:40
the real bottom of Jeffrey Epstein and his criminal organization.
50:47
If you'd like to contact me, you can do that
50:49
at Bobby Capuci at Protonmeil dot com. That's bo b
50:53
bu Y c ap Ucci at protonmeil dot com. You
50:58
can also find me on Twitter at Bobby Underscore cap Ucci.
51:05
All of the links that go with this episode can
51:07
be found in the description box. All right, folks, we'll
51:11
see what the lay of the land is later and
51:13
we might be back, or if there's no news to
51:16
get to tonight, we most certainly will be back tomorrow morning.
51:20
All right, everybody, enjoy your Mondays. The legacy media has
51:26
ignored the fact that Jeffrey Epstein was connected to intelligence,
51:31
and after his death they continued to ignore it. They
51:36
acted like anybody who talked about that sort of thing
51:39
as a conspiracy theorist, and there's no evidence or proof. Meanwhile,
51:44
anybody who's been following the case or at DOUG even
51:47
a little bit deeper than the surface, understood what was
51:51
really going on here. You didn't need to be an
51:57
investigator to figure out what was going on here. He
52:00
didn't need to be some sort of, you know, professional
52:02
prosecutor to understand that Epstein was being protected from on high.
52:08
But the legacy media willingly ignored all of it, and
52:14
now that Epstein has been dead, and actual investigative journalists
52:21
and researchers have been digging into the case. Now the
52:24
legacy media wants to jump on board and say, oh, well,
52:28
Epstein might have been connected to intelligence, he might have
52:31
been a spy. Yeah, no shit, Welcome to the party, pal.
52:38
Today's article is from Fox News and it's basically what
52:44
I just talked about. Now. The headline is Jeffrey Epstein's
52:48
alleged spy ties under fresh scrutiny and new book. Before
52:52
they wouldn't even run stuff like this. I'm like Fox
52:54
News or CNN or anything like that. And not that
52:57
I find any of these outlets credible, because I do not,
53:00
But I just find it hilarious that a few months
53:03
ago everybody was a conspiracy theorist, and now all of
53:06
a sudden, the legacy media is jumping on board. It's
53:10
just just like with Twitter, how they banned people when
53:13
this whole entire COVID nineteen things started. There were banning
53:17
people who were saying that it could have been a
53:19
leak from a lab, not that it was a chemical
53:23
weapon released on the populace by the Chinese government, but
53:26
a mistake and it could have, you know, left the
53:28
lab and contaminated the food market, et cetera, et cetera.
53:31
Whatever it may be. But no way, the legacy media
53:34
couldn't have it. You can't run a narrative counter to
53:37
ours and their friends over at Twitter. SLI cut it
53:43
back and started throwing people off of Twitter and canceling
53:45
their accounts over it. Meanwhile, it starts to come out
53:51
now that's kind of that story. There has legs that
53:55
that's definitely an option, that's definitely a possibility. See, the
54:00
legacy media, what they want to do is control the
54:03
narrative at all costs, and they're very good at it.
54:08
They've been doing it for ever, and now that other
54:13
people are getting involved with citizen journalists and investigative journalists, etc. Etc.
54:18
They're losing their grip on the narrative and they understand
54:21
that they are no longer in control and they better
54:25
get with the times. So you're seeing a lot more
54:28
of the legacy media now starting to pick up on
54:30
what was used to be considered a conspiracy theory. But
54:34
for us that have been following the case, we know
54:36
it's not a conspiracy theory. We know it's a cover up,
54:41
all right. So headline Jeffrey Epstein's alleged spy ties under
54:45
fresh scrutiny and new book. Again. This is on foxnews
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dot com and the author is Holly McKay. The life
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and death of Jeffrey Epstein remains something of a sordid
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mystery movie. Say that again. In more than ten months
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since his shocking death, it is still unclear how the
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disgraced financier pedophile rose through the ranks to a mass
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a black book of high profile contacts and world leaders,
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why he was able to enter such a quietly negotiated
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sweetheart plea deal in two thousand and seven despite a
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sex offender conviction, the conditions of which he was left
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to supposedly take his own life in Manhattan in a
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Manhattan jail cell. And precisely how the self styled billionaire
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financier pedophile made his many millions. And there are many
55:36
different avenues to explore Jeffrey Epstein. When he was at
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Baron Stearns, you know, he was involved in some scumbaggery.
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You know, he was involved in some fraudulent money crimes,
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and he just built on that going forward. The man
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look for all of his disgusting faults. The man knew
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how to manipulate the financial system. He knew how to
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launder money, he knew how to finesse Title thirty one regulations.
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And this was a man who was able to do
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all of that not just because he was slick, not
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just because he understood the financial system, but because his
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friends were the ones who wrote the laws. His friends
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were the ones who advised him how to use those loopholes.
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And those friends are the same people people are putting
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up on a pedestal and worshiping as these fantastic politicians
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who care about us, breaking news everybody. They do not
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care about you. A recently released book purports to shed
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light at least on the ladder, revealing that he may
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have had he may have made at least some big
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bucks and granted something of a free pass for his
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decades of wrongdoing through covert intelligent intelligence action. Well, Fox News,
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it's about time that you have something like this on
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your website. I mean, it's obvious that Epstein had ties
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to intelligence. It's obvious that a costo is told to
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keep his hands off of Epstein for that very reason,
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And it is also obvious that the CIA has their
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thumb prints everywhere in this case. Again, I know a
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lot of people want to foist all the blame on
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the Masad here. I'm not one of those people. Do
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I believe the Masad played their role? Absolutely? Do I
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believe that they were the ones who came up with
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the plot. Probably, But as far as facilitating it in
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the United States of America, there is zero chance that
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the Massad was doing this covertly. There is zero chance
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of it. People. The CIA knows all. And if you
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think that an operation like this was being run by
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just the Masad, you are not paying attention because Jeffrey
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Epstein was being worked by multiple intelligence services, multiple folks.
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While the notion of Epstein as a spy has long
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run ramped in the rumor mil the book Epstein Dead
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Men Tell No Tales, authored by Dylan Howard, Melissa Cronnin,
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and James Robertson, proclaims that he had ties to MASAD,
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the Israeli National Intelligence Agency. And to shout out to
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Melissa Cronnin, she does great work. She's really fantastic and
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I really enjoyed this book Epstein, Dead Men Tell No Tales,
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and I highly suggest that you pick it up if
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you have it yet. I'm going to try and reach
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out to Melissa Krnin as well and see if maybe
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she wants to pop onto the podcast and talk with
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us about her book. When we set out to write
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a book about his crimes, we thought we knew the
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whole story before long. However, what we uncovered was compelling
58:42
evidence that Jeffrey Epstein was a spy, largely for Israel's
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Massad and allowed to operate in the United States seemingly
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without consequence. Dylan Howard told Fox News, this is a
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much bigger story than the world has ever known, and
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is continually being ignored and glossed over in much of
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the new reporting about Epstein. One percent. Dylan Howard, my man,
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this is what we need. We need people like him
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and Melissa Kraanen and the rest of these folks. When
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they come on to shows like this, it's it does
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the whole case good because these are people that know
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what they're talking about. These are people that have researched
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what is going on. And these aren't people that are
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shooting from the hip. They aren't just throwing out pie
59:23
in the sky conspiracy theories. These are well thought out,
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well researched avenues of discussion. Here and the mainstream media.
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Legacy media has done us such a disservice by not
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putting their feet all the way into the water here
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and just dipping a toe in. We need a full,
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a full investigation into all of this, all the different threads,
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all of the different people involved, et cetera, et cetera.
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What we need is an all encompassing documentary, one that
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touches on everything. You know, I'm talking a ten part
1:00:04
series where we can really delve into everything. If I
1:00:08
had the ability to do something like that, that is
1:00:11
what I would put all of my time and effort into,
1:00:13
is making a documentary and all encompassing documentary that spans
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ten episodes that really digs into everything that is right
1:00:22
below the surface, talks about all the players, the Dubins,
1:00:25
the Wexners, etc. Etc. We really need something like that
1:00:29
in this case. Indeed, Epstein's political associations over the years
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were numerous, ranging from President Donald Trump, former President Bill Clinton,
1:00:40
and the UK's Prince Andrew and former Prime Minister Tony
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Blair to Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salmon and
1:00:48
former Israeli Prime Minister at Hood Barack. Now look those
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of you who know me know that my core of
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study has been the geopolitical situation in the Middle East,
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and when it comes to Saudi Arabia and it comes
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to sick behavior by these sort of people, these royals,
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these sultans, these oil barons within Saudi Arabia and the
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Middle East, I can completely confirm that some sordid, disgusting
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shit takes place. Now, I'm not going to jump into
1:01:21
details of that here on the podcast because it's not
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really relevant. But what I will say is you can always,
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you know, have an idea about people by the company
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they keep right And when Epstein the way he would
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hang out with these disgusting oil barons, what do you
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think he was just over there discussing, discussing business folks,
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or do you think he was partaking in whatever six sorted.
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I don't even want to talk. I don't even want
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to think about what was going on in places like that.
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He Epstein used his power to exploit the vulnerable and underaged,
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all the while covering his tracks with the innermost circles
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of the establishment. He used his access to trap the
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rich and famous and traded in the dirty ad on
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them to the world's most secretive intelligence agencies. Howard continued,
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the conclusion of our reporting is clear Epstein was a
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spy running a complex intelligence operation for the purpose of
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blackmailing powerful individuals and politicians in the United States and abroad.
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But for whom, And that is the lingering question for
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those of us who have been following the case. Right.
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We know he's being run by intelligence services, and in
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my opinion, like I've said, he is probably an asset
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of Masad, But I believe the overarching picture is being
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painted by the CIA. Nobody is going to convince me
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the CIA's dirty fingers weren't all over this. Zero chance
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that that happens, and zero chance anyone can convince me
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of that without a lot of strong evidence. Epstein himself
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was purportedly known to tell others that he had dirt
1:02:51
on powerful people, raising red flags as to whether prominent
1:02:55
individuals were either lured into his illicit sex ring and
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then forced to pay up or keep quiet. And we
1:03:02
know that's the case. We know that there's dossier's on
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all of these people, and we also know which not
1:03:07
many people talk about. But it's something I've hammered home
1:03:10
here on this podcast. Is that the academics that were
1:03:13
around Jeffrey Epstein were very guilty. They are very much
1:03:17
involved in this, and in my opinion, they are also
1:03:22
passing on science secrets to Jeffrey Epstein too, classified projects, etc. Etc.
1:03:28
And what he did with those, in my estimation, was
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he sold those to foreign intelligence agencies. Love you, my friends,
1:03:39
how much more of a perfect picture do you need
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painted before you understand that this man, this disgusting piece
1:03:47
of human excrement, Jeffrey Epstein was working for intelligence. Soon
1:03:55
after Epstein was arrested by federal officials at Teterborough Airport,
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New Jersey last year on a fresh round of trafficking charges,
1:04:02
then US Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta came under fire
1:04:06
for his role in overseeing the two thousand and seven
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Epstein deal while a US attorney in Miami. Again, Acosta
1:04:15
at a part of the plot, right, definitely a yes man,
1:04:18
but it went much higher than that. Folks don't just
1:04:21
focus on Acosta like they try to make you do.
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You gotta dig deeper. It's easy just to say, oh, well,
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this is all Acosta's fault, but that's not how it works.
1:04:30
In the Justice Department, for something like that that has
1:04:32
to get kicked all the way up top. That's a
1:04:35
Mukesi type deal. So we have to dig deeper there.
1:04:40
And don't get me wrong, Acosta deserved to be fired
1:04:42
and he should have resigned. But if we act like
1:04:46
the buck just stops there, we're never going to dig
1:04:48
deep enough. Moreover, questions still swirl as it pertains to
1:04:54
his once girlfriend, co conspirator and confidant, Guilaine Maxwell, who's
1:05:00
widely accused of aiding his solicitation of underage girls for sex,
1:05:04
and how and why she has flown under the radar
1:05:07
since his arrest by the FBI last summer and subsequent death. Well,
1:05:12
we know why she's still being protected. If Jeffrey Berman
1:05:17
was serious about his job, if Jeffrey Berman really wanted
1:05:20
to bring justice to these survivors, he'd send out his boys,
1:05:23
the g men, to go and swoop Glaine Maxwell up
1:05:26
and get this party started. Now, we have seen some
1:05:30
movement looking like there's some things going on behind the scenes,
1:05:34
but we don't have any concrete evidence one way or
1:05:36
the other. Right, So, Elaine Maxwell, somehow, some way is
1:05:42
still ducking and dodging justice. A page six report earlier
1:05:48
this year cited an unnamed source indicating that she had
1:05:52
intelligence ties of her own. Thus is protected because of
1:05:55
the information she has on the world's most powerful people
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and was being kept in safehouses. Look, she is definitely
1:06:03
being protected. The government has the ability to find people
1:06:07
no matter where they are in the world for the
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most part. Meanwhile, Gilaine Maxwell is pulling the hoky dokie
1:06:16
on the federal government. She's being protected for sure by
1:06:20
the same services that are supposed to be looking for her.
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That is definitely where I'm at. That is most certainly
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my opinion at this point. Maxwell's own father, British press
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baron Robert Maxwell, was plagued by conspiracies that he too,
1:06:34
was an undercover intelligence operative for Israel. That's not a
1:06:37
conspiracy theory. You don't get a state run funeral the
1:06:41
way Bob Maxwell got. If you didn't, you know, you
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weren't helping out the nation of Israel. Stop it, just
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stop it. It's obvious, Okay, It is rather obvious that
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Robert Maxwell was not only a spy for Israel, but
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that he had connections to the CIA and also the KGB.
1:07:00
Much of the explosive claims made in the new book
1:07:02
come from the Iranian born self proclaimed former Israeli spy
1:07:06
Ari Ben Manash, who says he served as the handler
1:07:09
for Robert Maxwell and introduced Gilian Maxwell, Epstein and Masad.
1:07:16
We've heard that earlier on in the case. We talked
1:07:20
about this. We talked about Ari Ben Manash and what
1:07:22
he had to say, and he's credible. What he has
1:07:25
to say is credible, folks. And of course the establishment's
1:07:28
going to deny it. Of course they're going to try
1:07:30
and destroy him and hit him with a hatchet job
1:07:33
because they don't want to lose their hold on the narrative. Remember,
1:07:39
information is the most precious and expensive commodity. However, Israel
1:07:49
denied Manash's intelligence links soon after he was arrested in
1:07:52
nineteen eighty nine in the US on charges of arms dealing. However,
1:07:56
he was acquitted the following year. Oh, I'm sure he was.
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I'm sure Jorde Bush and his CIA ties stepped right
1:08:02
in to make sure that the arms dealer was acquitted
1:08:04
and he was back in action doing whatever it is
1:08:07
that the CIA had planned for him. Mister Epstein was
1:08:11
the simple idiot who was going around providing girls to
1:08:14
all kinds of politicians in the United States. See efing
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around is not a crime. It could be embarrassing, but
1:08:21
it's not a crime. But having sex with a fourteen
1:08:23
year old girl is a crime. A passage attributed to
1:08:26
Ben Manash reads in the book, and he was taking
1:08:29
photos of politicians efing fourteen year old girls. If you
1:08:32
want to get it straight, they would just blackmail people.
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They would just blackmail people like that. And folks, we
1:08:39
know that this is the case, and we get more
1:08:41
confirmation here from Arib Ben Manash, but we know from
1:08:45
the survivors themselves what was going on here. All of
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this is just butter on the bread for me, or
1:08:51
like I always say, a little more meat on the bone, right,
1:08:55
the more meat on the bone, the better the dish.
1:08:58
And that's what's going on here. So it's a slow trickle,
1:09:01
but eventually it's going to build up to a huge gusher.
1:09:04
And that's where we're at right now. Because we're hearing
1:09:07
from guys like Ari Ben Minash, we're hearing from the
1:09:09
authors of the book, Melissa Cronnin, etcetera, et cetera, and
1:09:13
more and more, the legacy media is being forced to
1:09:18
understand that this is not a conspiracy theory, that this
1:09:21
is not just some bs we we're throwing against the
1:09:23
wall here. This is a cover up of epic proportions
1:09:27
that spans continents, Folks. Nonetheless, the unanswered questions as they
1:09:34
pertain to Epstein still abound. According to Dylan, Epstein used
1:09:38
the classic honey trap or love trap as it is
1:09:41
sometimes known, to build as blackmail files. We called this
1:09:44
out from the very beginning as somebody who has spent many, many, many, many,
1:09:49
many many hours researching the Middle East and the geopolitical
1:09:52
situation in Gaza, the West Bank, Israel, Syria, etc. Et cetera.
1:09:59
This is a hall of the masade. They love setting
1:10:02
up honey traps. You know how many moms they've caught
1:10:05
up in this, how many members of Hamas they've caught
1:10:07
up in this? And then they've used that information to
1:10:10
turn them into assets for them. This is as this
1:10:16
was old when Babylon was young. Folks. Even for those
1:10:21
who did not fall for his ruse, their simple presence
1:10:24
in his orbit was enough for Epstein to gather intelligence.
1:10:27
He said. Epstein was calculated. He rubbed shoulders with those
1:10:30
who could unwittingly provide him information and intelligence for sure.
1:10:34
That was Hismo. His whole entire plan and plot was
1:10:37
to get on the inside and either egg compile dossier's
1:10:41
on these people so he could blackmail them or try
1:10:43
and pil for information any way he could. And while
1:10:48
the criminal case against Epstein was subsequently dropped as a
1:10:51
result of his death, civil suits put forward by alleged
1:10:54
survivors of his purported sex ring and squabbles over his
1:10:58
estate and finances continue. Just last week, a leading law
1:11:02
enforcement official in the US Virgin Islands, where Epstein owned
1:11:05
his islands, demanded to know why Epstein's estate has not
1:11:08
yet explained irregularities in a series of unexplained transactions involving
1:11:13
some thirty nine million dollars before and after his death,
1:11:18
according to The New York Times, Well, we talked about
1:11:21
that as well. There's a lot of money irregularities here,
1:11:24
all right, a lot of irregularities with money. So I
1:11:28
don't understand how just that alone doesn't have all of
1:11:31
these people brought in Enrico indictments. In a court filing
1:11:39
last week, Denise George, the Attorney General for the US
1:11:41
Virgin Islands, stated that she was against removing a criminal
1:11:44
activity lean she placed on a six hundred million dollar
1:11:47
estate given the sex trafficking indictment filed by the DOJ
1:11:51
before he died. She pointed to the unrecognized thirty nine
1:11:54
million dollars worth of transactions pertaining to Southern Country International
1:11:59
and National banking entity EPSTEIN, set up in twenty fourteen
1:12:03
to handle funds only from non domestic customers. George thus
1:12:08
stated that some of the transactions seemingly breach the banker's charter. Yeah,
1:12:13
of course they do. What do you think that just
1:12:17
happened because the regulators set it up that way so
1:12:20
that people on their island wouldn't be getting scanned. That
1:12:22
of Jeffrey Epstein, but the rest of us Bach who cares?
1:12:25
Let them all get scammed. Let Epstein make a killing
1:12:27
on the rest of the people. Again another reason why
1:12:31
I am not a fan of the Virgin Islands trying
1:12:33
to set themselves up as some sort of victim. In
1:12:35
this case, Fox News cannot independently verify the spy claim
1:12:40
set out in the book, but it may all just
1:12:43
be the tip of the iceberg. Howard noted that others
1:12:46
have more recently reached out with first hand a vowels
1:12:49
of Epstein's intel ties. I do not believe Epstein worked
1:12:53
exclusively for the Masade. I believe many countries sought information
1:12:57
from him, and he also shopped information to the is bitter.
1:13:01
It also helps explain how Epstein was able to build
1:13:04
a puzzling billion dollar fortune. Howard added, so not only
1:13:08
was Epstein running a shocking criminal enterprise as described by
1:13:11
the FBI, but it was one of the deep business
1:13:14
and intelligence ties across a number of countries. Folks, how
1:13:20
long have I been telling you this? How long have
1:13:22
I been sitting here yelling and screaming from the mountaintops
1:13:25
about this? Months, months and months and months. I'm so
1:13:31
happy to see that Melissa Kronin and Dylan Howard wrote
1:13:34
this book because it really does shed some light on
1:13:37
what's going on. And if you have not picked this
1:13:40
book up yet, I highly suggest you do. Grab it,
1:13:44
read it, and, like usual, process the information for yourself,
1:13:48
follow the evidence for yourself. Folks. You know That's what
1:13:52
I'm always talking about here. Don't believe anybody follow the
1:13:55
evidence for yourself, do the research, do the legwork. And
1:13:58
when you read all of these articles and you put
1:14:00
them together and you start following the breadcrumbs. When you
1:14:04
get to the destination that you seek, it is jaw
1:14:08
dropping what you find. And books like this and books
1:14:16
like Bradley Edwards book though it's they're very important editions
1:14:22
if you are really serious about finding the truth in
1:14:25
this case. All right, folks, if you'd like to contact me,
1:14:28
you could do that at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com.
1:14:32
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