Quote:say hello to Alex aosta from 2005 to 2009 he was the chief Federal prosecutor
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for southern Florida his job was to make sure criminals went to jail and he was
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vicious about it Alex aosta I believe is a person of complete Integrity an honorable guy aosta was so good as a
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prosecutor that he caught the attention of former president Donald Trump he has a lower degree from Harvard Law School
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had a tremendous career Trump eventually not nominated aosta to be the United States Secretary of Labor in 2017 the
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nominee for a secretary of the Department of Labor will be Mr Alex
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aosta but before he could assume his new prestigious role aosta had to go through
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an intense review process by the Senate Mr aosta so far you've refused to answer
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my questions a deep dive into every decision throughout his career to see if
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he really was the man for the job and there was one one particular case that they were concerned about a little case
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involving Jeffrey Epstein he's a friend of presidents in other high-profile lawyers arrested on new sex trafficking
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charges waiting trial on federal sex trafficking involving minors see back in
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2007 back when Epstein was first arrested and tried even though Alex
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aosta had more than enough evidence to put Epstein away for Life aosta gave
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Epstein the plea deal of the century the basically let him walk free they gave
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Epstein a plea deal that excused his underage sex trafficking Beyond a
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six-month you know basically home confinement like I mean it was a joke it was like no sentence at all but why
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would a tough prosecutor like aosta do this well the truth all came out when he
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was being interviewed for the job for Trump's labor secretary when he was asked about the questionable plea deal
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he said that he'd been ordered to stand hand down and back off immediately I was
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told Epstein belonged to intelligence and to leave it alone he said Epstein
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was above his pay grade H he belonged to intelligence and was above his payg
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grade what did that mean constitutionally only the president and the Attorney General can order a US
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attorney to stand down the message can be delivered by a minion of the president or the Attorney General but it
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has to from one of those two positions in 2019 when Jeffrey Epstein was
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arrested for the second time everyone found out about this plea deal the the
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was it the prosecutor or whoever it was that cut him the deal literally was quoted as saying I was told he's above
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my pay grade and that he was Intelligence and people were Furious that the current US labor secretary
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helped America's most notorious people get away for a decade but even so aasta
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stood by his decision I wanted to help them he said about dozens of Epstein's
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victims because I know that my former colleagues the men and women of my office wanted to help them I wanted to
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help them a Costa swore his whole goal was to make Epstein serve jail time we
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did what we did because we wanted to see Epstein go to jail but at the end of the
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day his plea deal was nothing more than than Epstein's ticket to freedom the
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Palm Beach State Attorney's office was ready to let Epstein walk free no jail time nothing the Epstein case has been
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dirty from the very beginning this is Nick Bryan he's one of the foremost expert reporters on the Epstein case
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he's the guy who first published Epstein's Infamous black book on the internet and he has a lot to expose in
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this video so the question becomes who was powerful enough to tell aosta to
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stand down well if you look at the law only the president or an attorney
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general can order a US attorney to stand down from an investigation and if that's
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the case one has to wonder how deep does this Rabbit Hole go there's been four
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presidential ad administrations that have covered up uh the Jeffrey Epson case the Bush Administration has covered
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it up the Obama Administration has covered it up the Trump Administration has covered it up and now Biden is
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covering it up and the cover up is pretty Immaculate in the United States there are are 535 legislators there are
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435 in the House of Representatives and and then there's 100 senators and not one of the federal legislators has asked
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for an investigation of Jeffrey abstein when you cover up a crime you are Aid
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embedding that crime so the American government is aiding embedding child trafficking just what sort of
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intelligence did Epstein belong to how was it possible for one man to be
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protected and supported by the entire US Government well in this documentary
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into Jeffrey Epstein the justice department had a list of 32 underage girls that were abused at Epstein's
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Mansion what happened in 2006 is that a 14-year-old told her
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mother and father that she had been by Jeffrey abin and they brought her down
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to the Palm Beach Police Department and the Palm Beach Police Department actually believed her because
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she was able to describe his house and and actually facets of his anatomy and they did not
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think that she was lying so they they investigated about a year ultimately
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they found five underage VCS of Jeffrey abstein and and they had uh 20 people that cooperated
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actually there was uh 12 corroborating people and the thing is they had five
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victims that were um on record and had been investigated but they knew about 17
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more so so estein should have been given
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perhaps a life sentence at at that point but the the case was yanked away from
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the Palm Beach Police Department and it it went to a grand jury and grand juries in Florida are
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almost unheard of unless it's a capital murder case grand juries have been Infamous to corrupt because a special
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prosecutor is chosen and Grand jurors are just people that have shown up for
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jury duty and the special prosecutor is responsible for showing the grand jurors the evidence that he deemed
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necessary and and calling the witnesses that he deems necessary and there was a
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New York Supreme Court Judge who said that um special prosecutors of grand juries have so much power over Grand
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jurors that they could get them to indict a ham swich so with that in
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mind the Palm Beach Police Department gave all the exting evidence to this uh
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grand jury what happened was Barry C
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that special prosecutor he called one victim underage victim of Jeffrey
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epsteins and he potentially could have called 23 and he certainly should have
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called the five that the Palm Beach Police Department had records on they called up one victim and then they
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skewered her credibility and and that's the thing about trafficking
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is these kids generally come from from dysfunctional backgrounds and then they're repeatedly
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molested a lot of the kids get into drugs I mean that is the carrot if they
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can withstand the abuse they can in so ultimately
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when these kids come forward you're looking at very damaged individuals and
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it's very easy to impeach your credibility um and that's what happened with the one victim that was called
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before that graduate it's almost like a perfect system because you can once
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these kids become unmarketable they're just expunged and what sure and and what
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they become a lot of the time is drug addicts and alcoholics and then they go
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about breaking laws and get in trouble with the law and thereby compromise their own credibility so it's almost a
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perfect system that way as far as keeping the per um protecting the pers
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when the grand jury didn't indict Jeffrey Epstein on a single count of child abuse the Palm Beach Police
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Department and especially the chief Michael Ryder went ballistic and he went to the feds and he
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told the Feds you have to investigate this that grand jury was a cover up and
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at that point the justice department the feds had a list of 32 victims anyone
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else would have gotten a one-way ticket to life in prison for this type of stuff but not the Mysterious Mr Epstein and
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ultimately what happened was they did not the the the justice department did
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not prosecute abstein um according to Alexander aosta the US attorney he was told to stand
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down because estein belonged to intelligence and it was above his p great and he's been asked about that
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after that and he's never uh he's never recanted that and and the cover up came
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from very high up because according to our
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constitution there's only two people in government that can tell a US attorney to stand down one is a president and one
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is the attorney general so those orders had to emanate from one of those two now
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they can be delivered by a minion of the president or of the Attorney General but
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ultimately the orders emanate from one of those two positions he was given the deal of a lifetime for seemingly no
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reason a deal where he was not prosecuted on a single count of child abuse all he had to do was plead guilty
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to the light charges of soliciting prostitution from a minor and spend a little over a year in the Palm Beach
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jail during his stay he got a private Wing so he never had to deal with other inmates and was even awarded Work
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Release privileges allowing him to leave the jail 6 days a week for up to 12
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hours a day so Jeffrey Epstein's version of timed served was going to jail for
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bed every night the plea deal included other stipulations too like how the
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stacks of evidence against Epstein for his sex crimes would be sealed even the victims wouldn't know that he got away
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with it and the cherry on top was that it included a federal non-prosecution agreement not just for Epstein but for
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any Anonymous unnamed co-conspirators too promising that Epstein and any
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co-conspirators would never be charged for the crimes in the future sure he had
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to register as a sex offender and spend a little time in the big house but it was nothing compared to the sentence he
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could have gotten the sentence he should have gotten it was the single craziest
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plea deal in modern American history it was unprecedented to put this into
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perspective people get longer sentences for shoplifting in Florida than Epstein
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got for organizing a well-oiled sex trafficking machine that seemed to have
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a lot of other Rich powerful people involved so you got a guy who is
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trafficking underage girls you got him nailed dead to rights and you give him
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the biggest sweetheart deal as a prosecutor anybody could ever imagine the point where it's it's not even done
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in prosecutorial circles like this is is isn't even attack why would you ever do that why how regular rich people could
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only dream of having this type of PLL with the justice system this plea deal
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could have only been engineered by someone with seriously deep connection
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so what are we supposed to think it's never been more clear Epstein was an intelligence asset Not only was he
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working for the CIA Israeli intelligence maybe even Russia intelligence so is the
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American government allowing an asset to traffic and molest teenage girls all
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over the world for intell Epstein wasn't just collecting all this evidence for himself he was probably
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doing it for something bigger something like the CIA Stuart kaplan's a retired
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FBI special agent so Stuart this guy's an OP right um he was marked by our
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government as being a middleman Jeffrey Epstein was a professional con man he
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had access to people money and young girls and our government targeted him
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because he was in the game of exploiting people and blackmailing people and the
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government saw that as an asset Epstein was also meeting with Joe Biden's CIA director he wasn't CIA director at the
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time he was Barack Obama's deputy secretary of state William Burns was
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working for John KY at the state department and meeting with Jeffrey Epstein a known P I think Epstein was a
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going back many years what's interesting is he was a College Dropout and then got
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a job at Dalton which is a high school for very affluent pupils or or pupils
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that come from very affluent Families my guess on that is and this is I'm just
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extrapolating here my guess on that is is Epstein got busted an underage girl
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and he was turned at that point by intelligence I believe that that's the case in the book that I wrote there were
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two primary pimps and they were both in Southeast Asia at the same time during the Vietnam war one was in Thailand with
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the top security clearance and the other one was an ABC reporter and I think that they got turned at the same time I think
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they were probably busted molting children and because when they came back to the United States they had incredible
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jobs waiting for them and incredible connections so I believe that estein was
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probably recruited because of his predection for underage girls was smart
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and he was Charming and he was duplicitous and he was devious and he was a sociopath those ingredients make
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up a great child traffic and Epstein had those ingredients in Spades when you
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think about Epstein's case from the perspective that he might have been an intelligence operative everything starts
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making a lot more sense and this explains the sweetheart deal back in 2006 this explains the prison cell cover
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up and this explains why all the Epstein tapes went missing just look at what happened happened with the raid on
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Jeff's Caribbean island just a couple of days after his death the FBI actually
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did a I don't I don't remember the year but it was recent in the last few years they did a raid on his on his home this
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was in the FBI in the logs I me you can actually check this one they did a raid on his home and they came upon tapes
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okay they came upon what would we assume would be surance footage now we know we had the whole house miked up camera up
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the whole thing right including the rooms that were specifically meant for you know illicit activity you know the
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FBI agent on the commanding uh you know whatever is uh agent running the scene
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reached out to Epstein's lawyers and let Epstein lawyers come and decide what was
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privileged and what was able to be taken glain had told a former friend that
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Epstein was a blackmail artist who had completely rigged his Infamous island
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with cameras and microphones people think that his product was sex or Finance but it was silence pretty sure
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the fact that he had a lipstick camera pointed at me from an art object that he
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laid a table that was preposterously long and thin with a tablecloth made of
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an American flag to make it look like a coffin so that I would spill my coffee on the flag of my own country I mean the
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fact that he looked like a mutant Ralph Lauren with this kind of lubricious quality and he's talking all of the
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science and Market stuff and nothing adds up and there's an ays bounc on his
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knee to get her boobs to Jiggles to see whether it can distract I mean it's like one of these crazy scenes where nothing
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about it was normal there was just no there was no trace of a normal World Jeffrey obstein found me almost
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immediately he knew exactly where I was the location um and I knew then that I was
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being fed I was being watched 24/7 there were cameras all over the island Epstein
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himself once told a former girlfriend I collect people I own people I can damage
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people even after Epstein went down as a registered offender he was still surrounded by the upper echelon of
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society he was still going on about business as usual these people were
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politicians CEOs public figures people who should want nothing to do with a
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convicted pedo yet they continued to have relationships with him so when someone does something that doesn't make
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any sense maybe it's because they don't want to be doing what they're doing maybe it's because someone's telling
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them what to do and threatening to release the tapes if they don't I could think of a few people whose actions I
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can't explain but it wouldn't be fair of me to name names it would be appalling and it would be shocking for your
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viewers to suggest or to think that our government would condone that type of behavior but again uh in the interest of
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National Security uh sometimes those things may happen but how did a random teacher from NYC who didn't even have a
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college education end up working as a high-profile intelligence officer that could get away with anything well it all
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might have been through the
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Madam Blain Maxwell was Jeffrey Epstein's closest Confidant his
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associate girlfriend and partner in crime but what many people don't know is
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that Jeffrey was even closer with gala's Father Robert Maxwell it was Robert who
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actually introduced the pair back then Robert was the type of Rich that Jeffrey
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yearned to be he was one of the wealthiest men in the UK during his prime Robert created his fortune from
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nothing after starting a small publishing house that eventually became one of the biggest Publishers of the
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time pergamon press once he earned a steady flow of cash he started started
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purchasing other companies to expand his profit buying up things like media
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companies and newspapers he even bought a big chunk of the MTV television
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station and own two UK football teams Robert Maxwell became the king of a
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media Empire so much so that it catapulted him to billionaire status as
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they started getting closer it seemed like Robert's wealth was rubbing off on Epstein many people believe that it was
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actually Robert who helped Epstein start making ridiculous amounts of money in the world of the elite but then in 1991
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tragedy struck Robert was out at Sea on his $18 million yacht the lady galain
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near the Canary Islands when he mysteriously fell overboard to his death
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a fisherman had discovered his body floating lifeless in the ocean 15 mil
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away from his boat it was later discovered that half a billion dollar was missing from the Pension funds of
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Robert's businesses he was using all his employees hard-earned retirement money
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to fund his lifestyle and right before he died Robert was mere moments from
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financial and social collapse it looked like a simple story of a fraudster
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taking his own life before it all collapsed until it came out that there was a very high likelihood that he was
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working for Israel's version of the CIA Massad and that maybe he was even
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working for Russia's version of the CIA the KGB Frey Epstein was blackmailing
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some of the most powerful men in the world I all you got to do is look at his black book and Jeffrey Epstein was a
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College Dropout from workingclass Coney Island is Jeffrey Epstein going to be
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able to Blackmail Les Wexner who has connections to the mafia there's no way in hell I mean Jeffrey Epstein would
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have a very brief life expectancy if he did that but the thing about it is if
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he's got an intelligence apparati behind him mhm and
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and they make it known to whoever he's blackmailing no one touches Jeffrey Epstein or else pictures are going to
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come out I mean that's the only way that Jeffrey Epstein um is able to Blackmail
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you think that Jeffrey Epstein had an intelligence organization behind them oh absolutely no doubt about it the FBI
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spent a decade mon ing Robert to try and uncover his work as a double or even
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triple agent one report called Robert a thoroughly bad character and almost
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certainly financed by Russia but they couldn't nail him against the wall at least not publicly it wasn't just the
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FBI that had their suspicions about Robert being involved with intelligence shortly before he drowned a
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self-proclaimed Massad officer named Ari Ben manah was going to Media outlets and
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tell telling them that Robert Maxwell had been working for Israeli intelligence for years Ari claimed that
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in the mid 80s Maxwell told Israel about a nuclear scientist who had spilled info
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about the country's nuclear capabilities the scientist was then kidnapped brought to Israel and held prisoner for 18 years
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for treason but it didn't stop there after Robert's death six current and
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former members of Israeli intelligence Services the Prime Minister and the president of Israel at the time all
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showed up to his funeral the Prime Minister yzak Shamir even made a speech
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saying that Robert Maxwell had done more for Israel than can today be told many
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people believe to this day that Robert Maxwell worked for and was subsequently killed by mad he's even been accused of
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stealing one of America's most sophisticated intelligence gathering devices for the Israeli intelligence
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agency so some some speculate that it was maybe the CIA that had taken him out
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themselves when Robert died it only brought galain and Jeffrey Epstein closer together soon they were publicly
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dating and galain was managing a bunch of his properties for him yes the
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properties where all the crimes went down so Robert Maxwell could very well
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be the missing link between Jeffrey Epstein and his Sinister opulent life
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maybe Jeffrey had been in on the intelligence work with robertt and once Robert died he took the torch okay so
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people speculate that it was Israeli and not American but here's the thing about
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that and I try to explain it to people there's no way that American intelligence is going to let Israeli
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intelligence compromise American politicians without getting a cut of that intelligence but there's another
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key player in Epstein that no one talks about EP ste's lawyer the most infamous
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lawyer in
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America when Jeffrey Epstein was being investigated for his crimes he knew exactly who to hire as his lawyer if he
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wanted to get off his good friend Alan dtz you see Alan dtz is one of the best
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lawyers in America and one of the best connected lawyers in America and he's
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got a lust for winning high-profile cases with a ton of evidence against the defendant he's even helped overturn
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Court decisions through the appeals process dtz represented guys like OJ
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Simpson Mike Tyson and most recently former president Trump fast forward to
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2006 and dtz jumped on the opportunity to represent Jeffrey Epstein as well
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sure it was Alex aasta who who gave the green light on Epstein's plea deal but it was dtz who outlined and negotiated
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the whole thing he was the one who set everything in motion dtz did his job as
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a lawyer and discredited the victims he did everything in his power to get Epstein the lightest sentence possible
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and he probably even impressed himself with how successful he was Alan dtz is
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also really good friends with Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu break news from uh Jerusalem
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Israel um I spent part of the afternoon today with uh prime minister Benjamin
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nanyu he's not yet prime minister but he has been elected over and over again
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Epstein got away with his crimes but unfortunately for him all that protection from the government started
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making him feel invincible and It ultimately led to his downfall I think
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there's a couple of reasons why EP was ultimately arrested in 2019 I believe
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that he was getting too big for his Bridges he was contravening things that were told him and and he he thought that
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he had the power to circumvent uh someone that gave him an order the other reason is Jeffrey Epstein was a
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blackmail artist and blackmail artists have to be in the background once people
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knew that Jeffrey Epstein was a blackmail artist articles came out about him in the Miami Herald there's no way
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that he could be a blackmail artist anymore everybody knew what he was up to Epstein had outlived his usefulness and
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we all know what happened then once Epstein died the masses set their sights
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on the next best thing glain but too bad they would get nothing out of
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her today we announced charges against gain Maxwell for helping Jeffrey Epstein
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sexually exploit and abuse multiple minor girls Maxwell has been taken into
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custody with Epstein gone she was the one who was going to Spill the answers that everyone had been waiting for the
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world was finally going to know exactly what happened with Jeffrey Epstein and
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how he got away with it all do you uh concur with the the opinion that it was a suicide I think that's crazy I'm aware
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of at least three Epstein investigations you got a whole bunch of women who were Red by this guy this guy had evidence
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he's got co-conspirators and there are victims out there who want to know where the evidence has gone but that's not
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what happened galain went through an intense month-long trial and she was
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eventually convicted of you know what trafficking conspiracy and transportation of a minor for a legal
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sexual activity Maxwell found guilty on five of six counts related to sexual
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abuse and trafficking of underage girls for Jeffrey Epstein her former boyfriend and longtime associate she was sentenced
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to 20 years in prison in 2021 which seems like a win but once again no one
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else has been named no other co-conspirators have been charged the trial of gain Maxwell was a joke the
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prosecutors called four victims and none of those victims had been pandered to powerful people so they did not know the
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extent of Jeffrey Epstein's Network they just locked her away and expected everyone to stop asking questions not a
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single person that I can think of have we been told is the actual Target of this blackmail because if it ever came
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out that the CIA and US Government aided and abetted child trafficking it would
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kill the last shred of the people's belief in the
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system to this day the public has zero clue who Jeffrey Epstein really was we
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still don't even know the most basic things about him like how Epstein got so
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rich in the first place felt rich in a movie Sense which is not something that you find among actually rich people no
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one seems to know how he made money well the $7 million Penthouse that he had in
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Manhattan was given to him right given to him who the gives someone a $70 million house we still can't even nail
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down a real job title for Epstein to this day he only ever had two known
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clients Leslie Wexner the questionable former CEO of the Victoria's Secret
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lingerie brand and Leon black the billionaire co-founder of AP poo Global
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Management which controls over $600 billion and the work he did for them is
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vague at best many people believe that Epstein didn't have any money of his own
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and that instead he was using his client's money but when you dig into his relationship with his biggest client Les
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Wexner even that starts pointing suspiciously to the CIA Lex Wexner gave
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Jeffrey Epstein power of attorney over his multi-billion Dollar Empire I believe it was in 1992 or 93 so Jeffrey
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Epstein basically could do whatever he wanted with les wexner's money it's very
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interesting Les Wexner was hooked up with the mafia there were
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elements of the genovesi crime family that transported his Goods around the
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country the person that he used was Walsh Trucking Frank Walsh and he was
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heavily implicated in Mafia in the mafia so when we get to the CIA he brought uh
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Southern Air transport which was in Florida and the CI had been using that
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forever now he brought Southern Air transport to Ohio and ostensibly at the
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Rick and maker Air Force Base the reason the rationale that was given for him
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buying this or using this CI proprietary Airline was that it was going to be used
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to ship limited merchandise throughout the country so Les Wexner is using the
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mafia to ship his merchandise around the country and then he's using a CI proprietary airline to ship his
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merchandise around the country now that's very strange I've read that Jeffrey Epstein was integral in getting
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Southern Air transport to Ohio people that have written about it said that Epstein was the one that ultimately did
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the logistics of transferring the CI proprietary Airline Southern Air
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transport to Rick and Bacher base in Ohio I think that that's definitely
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plausible B it wouldn't surprise me and actually actually I'm leaning that way but I just haven't seen the proof the
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name of the game is compromise or compromise if you want to use the Russian terminology Wexner I believe was
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already compromised Epstein was hooked up with Wexner estein was compromised himself and then estein went on to
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become the interstate pimp that he became but it was all done with wexner's
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mind no matter what thread in Jeffrey Epstein's life you follow it eventually
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ends up back with the CIA even his very existence seems like a CIA construct
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it's almost like he didn't even exist like he was a madeup character this is
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not an actual human this is a construct of someone's someone has created a fake
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human being called Jeffrey Epstein who's a mysterious currency trading Finance
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here with Crazy rules so that no one would ever invest with him and I think that was to keep people from seeking his
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Investment Services I mean he you know he's labeled disgraced Finance here but
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nobody has a record of trading with him today glain Maxwell is serving time in a low security prison in Florida where
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inmates also get to enjoy movie nights and relaxing yoga sessions where she's said to have become fast friends with
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narcy Novak the Florida woman serving life for orchestrating the murders of her millionaire husband and his mom zero
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effort has been made to go after Epstein's other co-conspirators while a lot of effort has been made to keep the
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victims we know about from making too much noise David boy I should say David
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Black Cube Boy he was intergal to setting up the parameters of the victims
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of the Epstein victims compensation fund he has acted as a gatekeeper as Jordana
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Feldman has too she's the one that oversees it although boys was really instrumental in setting up the
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parameters it's ultimately overseen by Jordana Felman 225 women have come forward and
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settlements have been granted to 150 75 have been declined two of those victims
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that have been declined were trafficked by Epstein they're represented by esteemed therapists or I should say they
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have their clients of esteem therapists and their therapists firmly believed that Epstein was trafficking them when
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they were under the age of 10 now they went before the Epstein victims compensation fund and they were declined
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because they did not fall in the parameters the government and the media have tried assiduously to say that the
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youngest Epstein victim was 14 years old but there are younger victims out there
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of Jeffrey EP and the victim's compensation fund has been a very good
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tool for the cover up because if you do get money from that compensation fund you cannot Sue any of your perpetrators
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you make a deal that you cannot Sue any of your perpetrators so the EPC victims compensation fund is accomplishing
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something that the government can't it is preventing these girls or women now
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from pursuing the various perpetrators that have abused them the government and the media are going to continue to cover
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up Jeffrey Epstein and all the perpetrators and all the prec carers we know that already but we've established
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an organization called Epstein justice.com Epstein justice.com and it
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will serve as a vehicle for us to create a movement to take back our government
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because children should not be molested with impunity and the government should not Aid an bet child trafficking we have
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to As Americans we have to take care of this ourselves and it's going to require
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a lot of mobilization but we can do this we do not want a government that a in
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A's child TR there's a link to the Epstein Justice website in the description for those of you who want to
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learn more about how you can help hold the people protecting Epstein
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accountable
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Silence those who disagree and you will never realize you are wrong.
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“Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.” - Voltaire