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Robert Maxwell And His Loyalty To None Other Than Himself · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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Hope that everybody had a great weekend out there, folks,
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and hopefully you're all recharged and ready to go to
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tackle this week. On today's Morning Update, we're going to
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discuss Robert Maxwell a little bit more as we prepare
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for the new documentary House of Maxwell to release over
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in England. Now, Robert Maxwell was obviously an asset. He
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obviously worked for several different intelligence organizations, and he was
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a man who only had loyalty to himself. This is
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something we have established a long time ago. But now
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with this new documentary coming out, the Unsullied a getting
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a little taste as well, and I'm here for it.
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You know, there's a lot of people that want to
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denigrate these streaming services, that want to talk trash when
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these documentaries come out, and while I agree they don't
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do more than scratch the surface, more times than not,
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I think it's very important as a jump off point.
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Same thing with Filthy Rich and the rest of the
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documentaries that have come out. I can't tell you how
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many people I know had no idea about Jeffrey Epstein
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and what he was up to until they watched you know, uh,
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Filthy Rich or one of the other documentaries that have
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been that have been put out, and from there they
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begin their journey down the old Epstein rabbit hole. And
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before you know it, I'm getting emails from them asking
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me how this could all be real? And I wish
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I had an answer for you, folks, And I wish
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I had an answer for them, because I don't know
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how this could be real. But here we are, immersed
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in it, watching it unfold in real time. You you know,
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I would hope that this kind of thing is a
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conspiracy theory, that these sort of people don't exist, but
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unfortunately they do, and people like Robert Maxwell have been
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manipulating the intelligence industry for a very long time. They'll
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work for whoever the highest bidder is, and there's no
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secret safe with them. Do you think that a guy
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like Robert Maxwell wasn't passing secrets on to multiple agencies?
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And that's why when people get caught up on the
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whole Masade angle, I just have to shake my head.
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Now I get it. Look, the Massade isn't a group
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of good people. They're like every other intelligence service, another
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group of people who have a charter to be scumbags, basically.
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But when people try and elevate the masade as like
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this all knowing arm of a new globalization movement or whatever,
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it's ridiculous to me. My problem has always been and
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always will be the CIA. A because I'm an American
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and well they're supposed to represent me in my beliefs,
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and B because every single time you see some shit
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going down in the world, you can guarantee that the
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CIA is not far behind. And I'm tired of it.
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The way they spend our tax dollars for regime change
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and the rest of it. You can count me out
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on all of it. But Robert Maxwell was working as
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an asset for several different intelligence agencies, So what would
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make you think that his daughter and Jeffrey Epstein wouldn't
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be doing the same exact thing exactly Like we talked
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about here on the podcast years ago, we talked about
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how Maxwell and Epstein were homies before all of this fact.
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Now we're hearing about how Robert Maxwell was working for
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multiple agencies. Well, that's a fact too. We've talked about it,
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we established it, we've heard from sources. But now the
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legacy media is catching up and hopefully what it does
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is it creates a firestorm of people being interested in
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what's going on here and wanting to know more, because personally,
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only getting a surface look is not enough for me,
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considering everything we know and considering all the people that
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were involved, I'd like a little bit more information, please,
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So we're going to continue pulling on the thread, all right,
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So today's episode. Today's article is from The Daily Mail
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and the headline is Robert Maxwell had no loyalties other
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than to himself. Author claims tycoon worked for both British
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and Russian intelligence agencies, while former kg BE chief called
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him special in Unseen Footage and New documentary. This article
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was authored by LaToya Gail. So, look, we know what
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Maxwell is, Robert Maxwell. We've already established who he is
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and what he was up to. Now, though, when it
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all starts to come out, you're going to see more
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and more that he was working for multiple agencies, the
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same way Epstein was and the same way Maxwell was.
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An investigative journalist has claimed that doomed media tycoon Robert
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Maxwell didn't have any loyalties in an eye opening new
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documentary which delves into the last few years of his
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life at the helm of his financially struggling publishing empire.
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So the whole story of the Maxwell clan, the Maxwell
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family is bananas, right. If this guy would have done
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the right thing, Robert Maxwell, he would have been a
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legitimate hero coming from the Holocaust, making a life for
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himself and his family, you know, turning the corner, becoming
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rich and powerful. But nope, that's not good enough. I
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have to become rich and powerful and then become a scumbags.
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It's unbelievable. Every single one of these people. They get
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to like a certain amount of money and then like
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some some flip is switched where where they become automatic
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scumbags right away. The first episode of BBC's House of Maxwell,
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which Arizon BBC tomorrow at nine pm, reveals that Robert
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Maxwell had ties to Russia's KGB and mi I six,
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even wanting Britain's intelligence agency to fund is publishing company. Well,
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we know that the CIA loves getting involved in the
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media here in America. Look how many EXCIA agents or
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assets or intelligence agents are working in your corporate media.
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Just take a look at MSNBC or Fox or CNN.
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The very same people that got up there signed some
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letter in their brazen bullshit talking about how the laptop
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is fake, this, that or the other thing, And people
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were just willing to go along with all of that
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because it fed into their confirmation bias. But these types
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of things and the legacy media continuing to lie by omission,
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you know, people have had enough and people are looking
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behind the curtain a little bit more now, and people
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are trusting but verifying at this point, and that's what
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you should always be doing. You should never take anything
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just at face value. Do a little bit of research yourself,
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especially if it's something important. Right, even when I'm telling
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you stuff, I expect you folks to go and check
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these links, to check the sources and to make sure
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I'm not selling you up the river. But the legacy media,
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they have no desire in giving you folks the truth.
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They only have a desire in pushing a narrative one
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way or the other, depending on which side you're listening to.
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So they both have these competing realities at this point.
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Right then, the rest of us are in actual reality
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and we're saying to ourselves, what the fuck are these
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people doing. Investigative journalist Tom Bauer, who was prevented from
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distributing a book about the media tycoon claimed Maxwell wanted
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everyone to know that he was a decorated war hero,
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but was reluctant to share his shady past. Well, of
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course he was. Guys like this don't like to share
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their past, right, They've been up to no good for
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a very long time, and Robert Maxwell was no different.
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Here they're talking about how he was working for British
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and Russian intelligence. We already know he worked for the Macade.
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And if you think the CIA didn't have their fat
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paws all over him, you think again. He said he
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was working for both British intelligence and Russian intelligence, no
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loyalties other than to himself. Now remember at this time
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as well, we're talking about the Soviet Union. We're talking about,
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you know, the situation where the whole world was basically
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on edge. And Robert Maxwell, he's over here working for
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mi I six as well as the KGB. Who knows
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what sort of secrets this dude has shared? And this
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goes for Epstein. It's something nobody really talks about. But
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he was collecting all of these scientists and it wasn't
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just for his own purposes. It wasn't just because he
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wanted to see the world with his DNA allows part
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of it, but it also had to do with collecting
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the information that they had with whatever sort of project
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they were working on, so Epstein could get his grubby
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fingers on it and then sell that shit to the
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highest bidder, the same way his buddy Bob Maxwell worked. Meanwhile,
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in a previously unseen clip filmed in nineteen ninety two,
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former kg BE chief Leonard Shabarshan explained Maxwell was a
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special person. He was received as he is. Our alliance
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was golden, useful efficient relations. A foreigner can be useful
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to us as a person with access to some information
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who would willingly or unwillingly share it with us. So
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if they're unwilling to share it, what they do is
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they catch you up in a honeytrap operation like Jeffriyotte
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Epstein was running. Do you really think that all of
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those scientists, all of those people with knowledge of private,
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secretive programs, weren't spilling the beans, weren't talking about things
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when they were in the rooms with those girls with
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everything wired. Of course they were. That was part of it.
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Remember what the survivors told you. They said that part
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of it was to get these dudes to talk while
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they were with these girls. And this is right out
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of the playbook of Spycraft one oh one. Folks exploit
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people's sexual proclivities. Tom, who delved into Maxwell's life to
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write the Truth in his book, detailed how the media
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tycoon had practiced building connections. Tom said, his life in
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postwar Berlin is where things got very shady. He runs
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a very lucrative black market operation, buying and selling cigarettes,
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nylon and all chewing gum food everything. So look again,
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if Robert Maxwell was just hustling like this, selling black
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market shit in the aftermath of the war, then there's
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no reason to even talk about the guy. Right. In fact,
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you'd probably put him up as a case study on
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how to conduct yourself. But that's not what happened here, right,
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Another one of these people who had a chance to
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really do good and be a person that you know,
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the rest of us could look up to. Nah, screw that,
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Why should I do that? Instead, what I'm going to
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do is be an absolute scumbag. I'm gonna work for
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a bunch of intelligence agencies. I'm not gonna have loyalty
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to my country, to myself, to my family, to anybody.
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All I'm going to have loyalty to is the mighty dollar.
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And that's basically how Robert Maxwell decided to live his life.
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He is the heart of taking goods from zone to
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zone and putting the cash in his pockets. He continued.
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Maxwell was someone who wants power, influence wealth, and to
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change the world. The sad part is when you and
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I think about changing the world, we think about good. Right,
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That's not the case here, not the case with Maxwell anyway.
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This dude wants nothing to do with being good. He
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wanted to consolidate his power and have more. He goes
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across to Russia, declares himself and gets along very well
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with them and establishes good connections. He becomes a KGB agent.
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Tom Reville that Maxwell had presented himself to I six
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around the same time while claiming to have made amazing
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connections with scientists all around the world. Who does that
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sound like, folks? And if you put the pieces together,
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we know that Maxwell and Epstein were friendly before all
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of this, and I am willing to bet at this
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point that Robert Maxwell was one of Jeffrey Epstein's first mentors.
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One of the first men to really point them in
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this direction and show him how powerful you could be
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working as an asset for intelligence. And this is a
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strategy that had carried over with Epstein as well. Right,
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if you have access to the scientists who are working
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on some of the most important secretive projects in the
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world out at Los Alamos, some working at the Santa
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Fe Institute and elsewhere, then you have your hands on
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some very, very very expensive secrets. Desmond Bristow six officer
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explained it was obvious that he had been doing odd
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things for Six from Germany already. Andy suggested we should
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subsidize him to buy a book business. I don't know
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if any other case. I was certainly never involved with
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Six buying a business for anybody. Tom added he was
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working for both British Intelligence and Russian intelligence, no loyalties
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other than to himself. After all this digging, it was
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finally time to start writing my book. Of course, Maxwell
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knew exactly what I was doing, and he did two things. First,
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he hired several private investigators who not only followed me,
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but extraordinarily set up secretly some sort of electronic device
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at the bottom of my garden at my home in
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North London. Again, folks, where to look. It's like the
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whole entire Epstein story was played out one time before us,
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without the molestation. Robert Maxwell dropped the blueprint. He's like
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Jay z right, dropping the blueprint. And now this man
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Jeffrey Epstein comes in his wake and just picks up
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the ball and takes it, you know, further down the field.
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But now he's adding some elaborate plays, meaning his child
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molestation and the sick proclivities to be able to read
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what I was writing as I was typing it up. Secondly,
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he commissioned his own book, The Flattering Hagiography. I had
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no doubt as I got towards the end of my
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book that Maxwell would prevent it from being published, and
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so I persuaded the publishers without much trouble that we
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should print it outside of England and import it as
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a gardening book. Well that's nice, huh. I mean, imagine
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you have to jump through these hoops because Robert Maxwell
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is as powerful in the in the industry that you
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work in, and you're trying to put out a book
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that is airing him out for the scumbag he is.
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But nobody is comfortable enough to put the book out.
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Everybody's scared. Nobody wants to deal with Robert Maxwell. But
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the reality is when these guys are actually confronted, when
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the chips are down, they're not as tough as they
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think they are. Archived footage shows Robert Maxwell admitting that
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he'd consistently refused to release a biography before describing Tom's
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book as a hatchet job. The publisher then went on
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to say he would sue reliable anyone who handled the book,
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including the author, bookshops and distributors. So again, another one
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of these uh people who want to tell you that
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they're going to sue you at every step of the way.
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Another person that thinks that they're so powerful no one
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can say anything untowards about them, even if it's true,
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or they're going to sue you. It's just it's crazy
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that these people have this much power. Tom explained, like
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a pack of cards, they all collapsed. The establishment of
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the establishment was on Maxwell's side. He used terrorist tactics
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to suppress the truth and the book and You won.
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The documentary also revealed many of Robert Maxwell's senior staff
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at the Mirror newspaper group were afraid of him and
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felt unable to make decisions, including what color to paint
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the women's bathroom, without first consulting with him. I mean,
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imagine being that power hungry. You run this whole entire
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publishing empire, and you can't even see the responsibility of
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what color to paint the women's bathroom to your colleagues.
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People like that are never the kind of people that
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I want to work for, that's for sure. Those sort
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of people are usually scumbags like Robert Maxwell. Here's an idea,
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delegate a little bit. Your job is to run the
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paper and not steal people's pensions. Stop worrying about what
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color the women's bathroom is, and get to work on
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making more contacts or whatever it is. It claimed he
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had his own camera crew follow him because he was
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obsessed with his image while running the biggest one man
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business you could imagine. However, as his media empire grew,
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he brought his children to work alongside him, with Ian
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and Kevin as joint managing directors, while Golane would float
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in and out of the business, meaning she'd sit at
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his hip, right at his knee, and learn the family trade,
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learn the family secrets, learn how to get engaged in
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spycraft because that's look, we know that's what they were
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up they were up to. We know that this is
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a family that has these kinds of contacts. Seeing it
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right here, we've seen it before, and we know that
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Robert Maxwell was running information for a bunch of people.
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So Galaine Maxwell, learning at his knee, picked a few
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things up. Daddy saw the promise, the potential, found Epstein,
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and we are where we are now because of it,
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at least in my opinion. David Adler, who was Maxwell's
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communication executive, claimed he liked the idea of owning New
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York and bought the Daily newspaper while competing with Rupert Murdoch,
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who was also operating in the city. He was his
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best PR guy, and he didn't trust anyone else really.
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David said he was an expert in something called soft power.
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Soft power is a way of building trust. When you
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meet somebody face to face, you build the trust. It's
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the idea that when people connect, you have the right
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conversations with them. You're breaking bread with them and toasting properly.
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You're connecting with people. People care about the soft power
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and emotional stuff more than they care about the other stuff.
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So basically, in Layman's terms, he meets them and gaslights
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them because he has a strong charismatic personality at least
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according to this, and then gets them to go along
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with whatever he wants them to do by being that
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strong a type personality. David said that Maxwell was a
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master of using emotion to manipulate people. Christopher Mason added
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that his former friend Glaine was a superb networker who
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helped Maxwell navigate the power structures in New York while
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her rise was also happening. The media tycoon continued to
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purchase publications around the world a mid recession. So now
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remember Galan's in New York making these contacts, working for
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her dad, learning the trade, you know, building that black
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book that we all know about, all in hopes of
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preparing for the next part of their operation. You're a
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group secretary. Carol Brijoli said Maxwell had become suspicious and
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paranoid in the period before his death. His empire was
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found to have a two billion pound debt when he
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fell from his yacht in the Canary Islands in nineteen
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ninety one. Robert maxwell publishing empire began to collapse after
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banks loaning him huge sums were calling in for their
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money back, and well we all know the story. After that,
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Robert Maxwell falls off the yacht, kills himself, was pushed
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whatever it was, and ends up dead. Meanwhile, the pensions stolen,
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the money gone, the secrets already shared with other people,
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and all that was left was for Glen Maxwell to
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pick up the torch and keep on carrying it. All right, folks,
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that is going to do it for this morning's update.
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