Latest / The Epstein Chronicles / Transatlantic Fallout: France and the UK Intensify Their Epstein Related Investigations
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- 0:00Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
- 0:03Epstein Chronicles. Jeffrey Epstein and his criminal empire span not
- 0:08only the United States, but literally the whole entire world.
- 0:13Whether we're talking about South America or Asia or the
- 0:17Middle East, or if we're talking about America or England
- 0:21or France, the story is the same. Epstein and his
- 0:25cohorts would look for vulnerable women, vulnerable girls, and then
- 0:30exploit them. And now over in England the police are
- 0:35probing claims that Jeffrey Epstein traffic British victims through multiple
- 0:40airports in the UK, including Stanstead. Meanwhile, over in Paris,
- 0:48there are multiple investigations that have been opened into Jeffrey
- 0:52Epstein and his co conspirators. And I think that the
- 0:56more investigations we have around the world, the better off
- 0:59we're going to be, because this just wasn't an American problem.
- 1:04Now we focus on that because well I'm an American,
- 1:08But this is something that affects the whole entire world,
- 1:12and they are literally victims everywhere. So when I talk
- 1:18about the girls with no names, I'm talking about these
- 1:21girls and places like Paris or UK or Russia who
- 1:26have never come forward and who feel like they can't
- 1:29say anything. And I think a big part of that
- 1:32was because they were ignored for so long. Let's not
- 1:35act like Scotland Yard didn't have all this information previously.
- 1:38They most certainly did now. Down in France they at
- 1:41least arrested Jean Luke Brunel and they were investigating him.
- 1:45But just like his buddy Jeffrey Epstein, he died of
- 1:48suicide while being locked up. I know, I know, just
- 1:52another coincidence, right, So today we're going to take a
- 1:56hop across the pond and we're going to check in
- 1:59on what's going going on over in Paris and the
- 2:02UK and to get things started, we're going to take
- 2:05a look at An article from the Independent Police Probe
- 2:09claims that Epstein traffic British victims through Stanstead. This article
- 2:15was authored by Harriet Bouchet. Essex Police are assessing information
- 2:22regarding private flights departing and landing at Stansteed Airport after
- 2:28the release of the Epstein files. Look, I'm happy that
- 2:33they're at least looking at this now, but let's not
- 2:36act like they had no idea. It didn't take the
- 2:39Epstein files being released for them to know that Epstein
- 2:42was allegedly trafficking girls through the UK and from the UK.
- 2:47They just didn't have any desire to look into it.
- 2:51And that's because it wraps up the monarchy right and
- 2:54up until recently, that was something that they couldn't have happened.
- 2:59The last thing they wanted to do was drag the
- 3:01monarchy as a whole into the Epstein scandal. But unfortunately
- 3:05for the monarchy, Queen Elizabeth and her dumbass son already
- 3:10did that. Nearly ninety flights linked to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
- 3:15had arrived at or left from UK airports between the
- 3:19early nineteen nineties and twenty eighteen, some with British women
- 3:23on board who say that they were abused by Epstein,
- 3:26according to a BBC investigation in December. So I've called
- 3:32Scotland yard out multiple times and I'm going to do
- 3:35it again. It's time to get off your hands boys.
- 3:39Let's go do the right thing, get the investigation cracking
- 3:42and let's get a real robust investigation and whatever happens
- 3:46from there. Okay, but at the very least there needs
- 3:50to be a real investigation with people who have the
- 3:53backbone and the morality to pursue it wherever it goes.
- 3:58And I'm talking based on evae, not on feelings, not
- 4:01on vibes, because there's a lot going on here, and
- 4:05there's a lot that happened over in the UK and
- 4:09that still hasn't been dealt with. It still hasn't been
- 4:13accepted really, but I think that's going to start changing.
- 4:18And I think that there was a lot of girls
- 4:20that were abused over in the UK. Whether they were
- 4:23UK citizens or not, we don't know yet, but I
- 4:27think that there's multiple reports of women being abused in
- 4:31the UK by Jeffrey Epstein and his associates. And yes,
- 4:36those reports do include the Joe Exotic of the Windsor
- 4:40family himself, the disgrace Prince Andrew, and even though he
- 4:45was credibly accused multiple times and witnesses came forward and
- 4:49said that they corroborate what Virginia was saying about him
- 4:52being at tramp nightclub Scotland, Yard has never really had
- 4:56the desire or the wherewithal to follow through. Well, hopefully
- 5:01that's changing because there's no doubt that Jeffrey Epstein was
- 5:05trafficking girls to England, whether that was to Prince Andrew
- 5:10to other people, to himself, it doesn't matter. One count
- 5:15of trafficking is enough to send you away for twenty
- 5:18something years, and my friends, we all know it was
- 5:21more than one count. Last week, former Prime Minister Gordon
- 5:26Brown called for a British police to urgently re examine
- 5:30claims that women or girls were traffic to the UK
- 5:33aboard these flights in an article for The New Statesman. Yeah, look,
- 5:38if girls were brought from any other country, America or
- 5:41anywhere else for sexual purposes, my friends, that is illegal.
- 5:46And if there were under eighteen, it's not even a discussion.
- 5:52Coercion doesn't even come into the conversation if you're under eighteen.
- 5:56So any girl that was under eighteen, that was on
- 5:59any of these flights to the UK or elsewhere was
- 6:03being trafficked. And Jeffrey Epstein is guilty of that crime.
- 6:09Was he convicted of it? No? Did he do it? Yeah?
- 6:14I mean, are we really gonna argue about semantics here,
- 6:17because you all know how I feel about loopholes and
- 6:19technicalities and what it means when people have to use
- 6:24loopholes and technicalities as a defense, Mister Brown said, Though
- 6:30recently published files showed the pedal file financiers jet the
- 6:33so called Lolita Express, making fifteen flights too or from
- 6:37UK airports after his two thousand and eight conviction for
- 6:41soliciting prostitution from a child. And again, a child can't
- 6:45be a prostitute, What does that even mean? A child
- 6:48can't consent. There's no prostitution here. And that's why people
- 6:53that argue that there's nothing to see here make an
- 6:56argument that's built entirely on sand because the whole entire
- 7:00first time around, Epstein wasn't even investigated properly, and then
- 7:06he was just charged with one count so that later
- 7:09on people can say what they're saying, all these girls
- 7:12were prostitutes, they wanted it. Do you even hear yourself like,
- 7:17if that's the kind of rhetoric you're using, do yourself
- 7:20a favor, punch yourself directly in your stupid ass mouth.
- 7:26An Essex Police spokesperson said, we are assessing the information
- 7:30that has emerged in relation to private flights into an
- 7:33out of Stanstead Airport following the publication of the US
- 7:37DOJ Epstein files. Stanstead Airport said previously that all private
- 7:43aircraft at the airport operate through independent operators, and passenger
- 7:47checks arriving on private aircraft are carried out directly by
- 7:51border Force. Oh you mean the people that Prince Andrew
- 7:54could schmooze with the people Prince Andrew or Lord Mandelsshon
- 7:59could probably hook Jeffrey Epstein up with a pass with
- 8:02Oh those people cool, perfect, nothing to see here, mister
- 8:07Brown said. The emails tell us in graphic detail how
- 8:10Epstein was able to use Standstat airport. He boasted how
- 8:13cheap the airport charges were compared to Paris. The fly
- 8:17girls in from Latvia, Lithuania and Russia. And I want
- 8:21you to keep in mind the people who are detractors
- 8:24of this story, because they never bring those girls up right.
- 8:28What they try and do is frame it as a
- 8:30few women who were looking to collect a bag. And
- 8:32that's all there is to see here. Prostitutes, that's what
- 8:37they call them, prostitutes, even though there were children, the
- 8:40vast majority of them prostitutes who were just looking to
- 8:44enrich themselves, and they were looking to target the kind
- 8:48man Jeffrey. That's how it comes off to me, And
- 8:51it's disgusting because I don't think there's any gray area here.
- 8:56I don't think there's any nuance. And I think that
- 8:59Jeffrey Epstein is what he is, and that is an
- 9:02absolute fucking monster. Stanstead was also where women were transferred
- 9:08from one Epstein plane to another. Women arriving on private
- 9:11planes into Britain would not need British visas. Oh well,
- 9:15isn't that convenient? Even though Jeffrey Epstein and his crew
- 9:20were engaging in wholesale immigration fraud. Nobody brings that up either.
- 9:26I guess that's not a crime, right, I guess that's
- 9:29no big deal, But that was part of it. Jean
- 9:33Luke Brunell and friends were getting these girls visas saying
- 9:36there were models, and then they were coming here and
- 9:38being abused. Nobody brings up the fact that Jean Luke
- 9:41Brunell was bringing fourteen fifteen, sixteen year old girls to
- 9:45live at Jeffrey Epstein's house. Oh you think I made
- 9:48that up? Do yourself a favor and read the deposition
- 9:51given by Maritzka Vasquez, who was talking about Jean Luke
- 9:57Brunell MC squared and the Catwalk to Hell. She worked
- 10:02for Jean Luke Bruneau, she worked for Jeffrey Epstein. She
- 10:05knew that these girls were being brought in, So save
- 10:09the bullshit for somebody who hasn't read the court documents.
- 10:14The former Prime Minister said the scale of the trafficking
- 10:17would have become apparent if an investigation had been conducted
- 10:20into the flights. We were calling for it then seven
- 10:24years ago, while everybody was busy dicking around yelling about Russia, this,
- 10:29that the other thing. Jeffrey Epstein and his friends were
- 10:32getting away with this shit. It seems the authorities never
- 10:36knew what was happening. Evidence the BBC has uncovered shows
- 10:39incomplete flight logs with unnamed passengers simply labeled as female
- 10:44while that same thing was happening in America. That's what
- 10:46they did, and that's why I think that Larry Vasaski
- 10:50should also be indicted on rico charges. He knew it
- 10:53was on his planes and he lied about it. That's
- 10:56my opinion. To this day, the names of many of
- 11:00the male passengers are unknown because their names were withheld.
- 11:04In short, British authorities had little or no idea who
- 11:08was being trafficked through our country and for whom other
- 11:11than Epstein. Well, I think it's a good assumption to
- 11:14make that Prince Andrew was in on it. Probably a
- 11:18pretty fair assumption. A Stanstead Airport spolks been said. All
- 11:24private aircraft that London Stanstead operate through independent fixed base
- 11:29operators which handle all aspects of private and corporate aviation
- 11:33in line with regulatory requirements. All immigration and custom checks
- 11:38for passengers arriving on private aircraft are carried out directly
- 11:42by a border force. They use entirely independent terminals not
- 11:47operated by London Standstead, and no private jet passengers enter
- 11:51the main airport terminal. The airport does not manage or
- 11:55have any visibility of passenger arrangements on privately operated aircraft.
- 12:00In other words, not us, don't blame us, We had
- 12:02no idea. You better look at the private company that
- 12:05was in charge of that. That's what that means. The
- 12:09National Police Chiefs Council set on Monday a group had
- 12:13been set up to support UK police forces that are
- 12:16assessing allegations following the publication of the Epstein files. Thames
- 12:21Valley Police are reviewing new claims that Epstein sent a
- 12:24woman to the UK babosexual encounter with Andrew mount Batten
- 12:29Windsor in twenty ten. Yeah, probably a good idea, and
- 12:35I'm sure there's others. Thames Valley spokesperson said, we're assessing
- 12:39the information in line with our established procedure. We take
- 12:43any report of sexual crimes extremely seriously and encourage anyone
- 12:47with information to come forward. The force also held discussions
- 12:52with specialists from the Crown Prosecution Service over allegations that
- 12:56andrew shared confidential reports from his role as he the
- 13:00UK Treade Envoy with Epstein. Andrews previously denied any wrongdoing
- 13:05over his Epstein links, but has not directly responded to
- 13:08the latest allegations. Look, things are moving over in the UK.
- 13:13Are we going to get any results? I don't know,
- 13:16but at least there's an investigation. Meanwhile, back here in America,
- 13:22all right, moving on to the next article, and this
- 13:25article is from Lamond and the headline Paris prosecutors open
- 13:30two new Epstein probes and call on victims to come forward.
- 13:34This article was authored by Lamond with AP. Paris prosecutors
- 13:41opened on Wednesday, February eighteenth, two new investigations into potential
- 13:45sex abuse crimes and financial wrongdoings linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
- 13:50Following the release of millions of files of the millionaire
- 13:53financier and convicted sex offender, and called on possible victims
- 13:58to come forward yo financial crimes too. This is good
- 14:03and kudos to Paris because this guy was engaged in
- 14:08a worldwide money laundering scheme and somebody needs to blow
- 14:13the doors off it. Paris Prosecutor Lawrence Baca said the
- 14:19investigations are seeking to use the file's release by the
- 14:22US Administration, media reports, and new complaints that are being filed.
- 14:27All that data, some will shed light on others to
- 14:30be able to get well informed, very broad panoramic views,
- 14:35but Kyle said on France Info News broadcaster, one investigation
- 14:40will focus on sex abuse crimes, the other on financial wrongdoing,
- 14:45each involving specialized magistrates. She added, the move comes after
- 14:49the release by the US Justice Department of more than
- 14:53three million pages of documents, as well as thousands of
- 14:56videos and photos related to Epstein, who died behind bars
- 15:00in twenty nineteen. Look, the financial portion of this is
- 15:04very interesting and I think that it's the pathway to
- 15:08holding people to account. So hopefully the French do a
- 15:11good job here. These publications will inevitably reactivate the trauma
- 15:18of certain victims, she said, we're convinced that some victims
- 15:22are not necessarily known to us, and that perhaps these
- 15:25publications will lead them to come forward. She called on
- 15:29victims who may have never spoken up before to file
- 15:32formal complaints or make witness accounts to feed French and
- 15:36foreign investigations. I really hope that people come forward. Now's
- 15:40the time, and look, I understand the stakes. It's not easy,
- 15:46right and certainly not something that you go into with
- 15:50your eyes shut. But if we're going to get to
- 15:54the bottom of this and we're going to hold these
- 15:55people accountable, it's important that we have people come forward
- 15:59and what we know. But of course that's easier said
- 16:03than done. It's one thing for me to say it,
- 16:06it's another thing for somebody that has to live with
- 16:09that reality to actually do it. But cow also said
- 16:14that the material from earlier investigations should be revisited in
- 16:18light of new revelations. She was referring to the investigation
- 16:22into a French modeling agent, Jean Luke Brunel, accused of
- 16:25rape and sex trafficking of miners, not accused he did it.
- 16:30Jeffrey Epstein was trafficking girls to Jean Luke Brunel and
- 16:34vice versa. So you want names, there's one. There's a
- 16:38name that undoubtedly was trafficking girls with Jeffrey Epstein. Brunel,
- 16:43a frequent companion of Epstein, was considered central to the
- 16:47French investigation into the alleged sexual exploitation of women and
- 16:51girls by Epstein and his circle in France. The highest
- 16:56profile figure affected by the recent release of the Epstein
- 17:00files is former culture Minister Jack Lang eighty six, who
- 17:04stepped down earlier this month as head of the Arab
- 17:07World Institute in Paris amid suspicions of tax fraud. Well well, well,
- 17:13financial crimes will do it, won't they. What have I
- 17:15been telling you? And that's why here in America the
- 17:19investigators are allergic to that part of the crime. Once
- 17:23you pull on that thread, there is no going back.
- 17:27The Financial Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation into Lang and
- 17:31his daughter Carolyn Lang's alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein through
- 17:35an offshore company based in the US Virgin Islands in
- 17:38the Caribbean Sea. So look, folks, it's not just about
- 17:42the sex trafficking. It's not just about the abuse. Now,
- 17:46that is the most heinous part of this, but there
- 17:49is also a whole host of other crimes that were committed,
- 17:55mainly financial crimes. And you know the victims were of
- 17:59those financial crimes, well you and me, folks, that's who.
- 18:04So if you're not mad that girls were being abused
- 18:07or you don't believe it, how are you not mad
- 18:10that these people were stealing from you, and not only
- 18:13were stealing from you, but continue to steal from you.
- 18:17And if you think that the next Jeffrey Epstein isn't
- 18:20already in operation, you got another thing coming because he is,
- 18:25and the system that protected him continues to chugg along.
- 18:28So my question is what are we gonna do about it?
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