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Protecting Children Publicly, Standing with Epstein Privately: Andrew and Mandelson (5/5/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. When it comes to people like Peter Mandelson
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  and Prince Andrew, these are men that have two different faces.
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  They have a face that they wear in public, the
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  one that's acceptable, and then of course they have a
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  whole different face when the lights are off and nobody's watching,
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  and when the mass slips, the monster is exposed. And
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  when it comes to people like Andrew and Peter Mandelsson
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  have the audacity to show up to some child abuse
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  event just weeks before they were seen in bathrobes hanging
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  out at Jeffrey Epstein's. Oh yeah, we care so much
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  about the kids, Let's go and hang out with a kid, diddler.
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  What is wrong with these people? And why do they
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  think that anybody on this planet is going to believe
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  anything that they have to say Mandelssohn, Andrew, anybody like them.
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  I think they're all lying. I think they know a
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  lot more about Jeffrey Epstein and what Jeffrey Epstein was
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  up to then they'll ever admit. And that's why I
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  think these probes are super important. Now, of course, that
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  doesn't mean that I'm one hundred percent certain that we're
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  going to be shot straight by the investigations. But I'd
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  much rather see some kind of investigation than none. Maybe
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  just maybe somebody that's investigating still has a moral compass
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  that works, and maybe they're not gonna put up with
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  a bullshit of trying to cover this up. So that's
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  what I'm hoping for, a whistleblower that ends up being
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  a hero, because that's how we get these people. At
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  the end of the day, somebody's gonna have to turn
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  and somebody is gonna have to play ball. The question
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  is who are they going to put the screws to
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  to get to that point. This article was published by
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  The Sun and the headline new picture shows disgrace Andrew
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  with Mandelssohn at kids charity event weeks after a meeting
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  for the first time. This article was authored by Oscar Jagger.
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  And look what they'll say is, oh, when this happened,
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  Jeffrey Epstein wasn't even under any kind of suspicion. Nobody
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  knew what Jeffrey Epstein was. Meanwhile, that's not true. There's
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  been talk about what Epstein was since at the very
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  least nineteen ninety five, when Maria Farmer reported him, So
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  don't tell me. People didn't know about Epstein. And remember
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  we're not talking about your friend Joe. We're talking about
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  the Prince of frick in England and Peter Mandelson. But
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  sure they had no idea who Jeffrey Epstein was. Right, right,
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  Andrew mount Batten Winsor and Peter Mandelsson meet for the
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  first time at a lunch to discuss ending child abuse,
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  just weeks before they were seen in bathrobes beside pedophile
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  Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew and MANDELSSHN were introduced at the lunch
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  for the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
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  Children NSPCC in nineteen ninety nine, according to its form director,
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  The Sunday Times reported, and they just love to throw
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  it in your face. They know that you know, and
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  they don't care because guess what, nothing's ever going to happen.
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  And the reason that I say that so confidently is
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  because history has proven that right. And like I always
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  tell you, I'd love to be wrong. I'll be the
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  first one showing up doing the happy dance saying that
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  I was wrong. You see, this isn't about being right
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  all the time. It's about getting as close to the
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  truth as possible, even if that means reevaluating how you
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  look at the whole entire story due to new evidence.
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  That's how an investigation works, right, You compile evidence, you
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  go through that evidence, and you follow it wherever it leads.
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  It was held in a room at Buckingham Palace for
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  the NSPCC Full Stop Campaign and at changing public attitudes
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  to child cruelty where they ate place in a nice
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  cream sauce, whatever that means, and changing the public attitude
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  what who in the public thinks child abuse is okay?
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  It would seem to me the only people that think
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  it's okay are the elected officials that all of us
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  have put in these offices. And it doesn't matter if
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  it's America or the UK. None of these people care
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  about you. Mandelssohn was vice chair of the Full Stop
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  Campaign for the NSPCC while Andrew was the chair. In
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  an interview with Hello magazine in which he appeared with
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  Nicole Kidman, Andrew set on his appointment as a father
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  of two young children, I simply cannot sit back and
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  do nothing. Hopefully, in twenty years time, everyone will be
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  able to pat themselves on the back. Well, not you, Andrew.
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  I guess you only mean your kids, right, not everybody
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  else's certainly not Virginia. He didn't give a fuck about
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  her right, same age as your daughter. Basically no big deal. Yeah,
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  bring her on over, Jeffy sick to de generate. Fuck.
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  If anyone deserves what's happening to them now, it's Prince Andrew.
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  And I truly believe that everything about Andrew discuss me,
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  literally everything. Since those roles, both Mandelson and Andrew have
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  been linked to Epstein and subsequently both been charged with
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  misconduct in public office by the police. And I would
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  hope that the investigation keeps expanding. Like they say, it
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  is pretty important. You have to kick in every door.
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  And when we're talking about somebody like Andrew, who the
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  fuck knows what you're gonna find, right, I mean, the
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  guy was paling around with some of the worst people
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  in the world, not just Epstein, but some of the
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  worst people in the world in bed with Chinese spies,
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  these like clandestine princes and shakes from the Middle East,
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  all kinds of undesirable characters, and all for one purpose,
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  more money. That's all Andrew cared about. Me, me, me,
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  That's why him and Jeffrey Epstein were perfect for each other.
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  Looking back, Giles Pegram, the former director of fundraising at
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  the NSPCC responsible for the Full Stop campaign, said, it's horrible.
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  Can anyone blame me for having brought Andrew and Mandelssohn
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  together given the circumstances at the time. No, I certainly
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  don't blame Giles Pegram. He didn't know, and at the
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  time Mandelssh and Andrew were supposedly upstanding citizens, right, Andrew
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  some big war hero from the Falkland Islands. Mandelssh a
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  fixture in English politics. So yeah, I could completely see
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  trying to get them to come in and support whatever
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  kind of charity or initiative that you're working on. Sounds
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  like a good idea until you find out that both
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  of them are absolute animals as well. Do I regret it, Yes,
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  obviously I do. If I knew then what I know now,
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  I wouldn't have done it. If there was a scandal
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  that was related to children, we wouldn't have come within
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  a mile of it. Well, that would be a good
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  idea for an organization protecting children. Not exactly the kind
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  of publicity that you want. He added, on a personal basis,
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  as a director of the National Society for Prevention of
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  Cruelty to Children for thirty years. I am absolutely horrified
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  that on one visit he could be helping the NSPCC
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  one moment and then going off with Jeffrey Epstein the next.
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  I mean, that just sort of gives me horror personally. Well,
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  that's how they're made, that's how they're cut, and that's
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  why they wear the two masks. And do you remember
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  all the masks that were at Jeffrey Epstein's house on
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  the island. I think that might have something to do
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  with it. And I'm cooking up an episode right now
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  putting those pieces together. It's a fascinating psychological journey. But
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  there is zero doubt that these people have two different faces.
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  They have that face, like I said earlier, for the public,
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  and then once that mask is ripped off, when those
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  cameras are off and there's no one there to see, well,
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  that's when the beast emerges. If I'd known what I
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  know now, he would have never been appointed chair and
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  there would have never have been a meeting with Mandelssohn.
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  And look, I don't blame this organization. Remember this was
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  in ninety nine. The blame should be on Andrew and Mandelssohn.
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  They should have done a better job when it comes
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  to vetting the people. Therewith this is the benefit of hindsight.
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  There's nothing that I could have known at the time
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  that would have caused me not to have him as
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  chair and not to have mandelssh as vice chair. I
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  devoted thirty years of my career to preventing cruelty to children,
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  so first and foremost my concerns are with the victims
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  of Jeffrey Epstein. It's absolutely unforgivable and nothing in the
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  past can make that right. And my man is on
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  point with that. There's no fixing it right. The damage
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  has been done. But as far as closure goes, the
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  best way to get there is the whole people account,
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  and we know that hasn't happened yet. Mandelsh and Andrew
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  have denied any wrongdoing. The NSPCC said. The appalling revelations
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  that have continued to come to light through the publication
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  of the Epstein files have exposed a world of power, privilege,
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  and wealth were vulnerable women and girls were ruthlessly targeted, exploited, trafficked,
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  and sexually abused. Jeffrey Epstein was at the center of
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  this criminal web, but it remains essential that anyone else
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  involved in the abuse of women and girls is also
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  held to account and faces justice. Yeah, and not just
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  the people that took part in the abuse. I'm talking
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  about everybody that enabled it. If there were crimes committed,
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  whether they're financial or otherwise, people should be charged, People
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  should be investigated, people should be indicted, and people should
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  go to prison. Our thoughts are with all the victims
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  in this terrible case, many of whom have been speaking
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  out for years and are only now being fully heard.
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  They deserve justice and support, as they've been ignored and
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  dismissed for far too long. Their voices must be at
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  the center of what happens next, and I think that's
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  very important, and I think that's being forgotten when we
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  talk about this portion of the story. We have to
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  make sure that the survivors are centered. They're the ones
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  who are abused, They're the ones who got treated so
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  horribly that it's almost unconscionable, and they most certainly deserve justice,
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  and that has to be the core of the story, right.
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  But the bigger picture is the cover up, And I
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  think that if we want to get justice for the
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  people who were hurt the most and the people that
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  were wronged by Epstein's friends. The best way to do
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  that is to follow the cover up and expose the
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  people that are engaging in that cover up. And I
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  think from there things just expand. The more questions that
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  are asked, the more doors that are opened. It's understood
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  that the infamous robe photograph in Martha's Vineyard in ninety
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  nine was the first time mandelssh and Epstein met, so
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  Prince Andrew probably set that up, that's my guess. And
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  what I think is pretty striking here is we see
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  Galley Maxwell doing the same thing, going to the human trafficking,
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  you know, charity events, even though she was doing the
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  same thing. She was trafficking human beings, but she had
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  the audacity to go to the event and try and
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  wrap herself in that armor. And that's one of their
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  favorite tricks. They'll wrap themselves in the armor of a
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  charity or altruistic giving, hoping that that dulls the blow
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  if the blow ever comes about them being a sick,
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  degenerate bastard. And if you go back and you look
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  at all these people that were caught up with Epstein.
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  How many of them tried to use that excuse. But
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  here's the bad news for Epstein's buddies. We're onto them,
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  and nobody out here is dance into the tune that
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  are playing anymore, And instead of doing the two step,
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  people are now asking what did Peter Mandelsson know? When
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  did he know it? What about Prince Andrew, and most importantly,
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  why was it all ignored? All the information that goes
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  with this episode can be found in the description box.