Jeffrey Epstein

Most people have heard of the (main) Epstein scandal these days, a tale of a sleazy, well conected, pedophile hedge fund manager and "great guy" (according to Donald J. Trump) who for decades was engaged in child sex trafficking, taking rich and/or powerful acquaintances to his private island in the Caribbean so they could rape underage girls in peace.

What usually gets omitted is the part where

# Jeffrey Epstein was a *spy*.

That is the most important part of the story since obviously, once Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell had successfully managed to get some rich, famous and/or powerful person to commit statutory rape, they were able to blackmail them. Over their three decades in business, Epstein and Maxwell must have generated a huge volume of incriminating evidence along these lines. This is probably the most common way traitors and double agents are created. Members of the intelligence community rarely have some sort of ideologically motivated change of heart - they are much more frequently *coerced* into selling out. The same goes for politicians.

At the same time, it stands to reason that this huge stack of kompromat served to protect Epstein and Maxwell. In Epstein's position, there is no conceivable reason not to have some sort of "dead man's switch" in place which ensures that all this incriminating evidence gets published, should anything untoward happen to its owners. This, in turn, makes it highly unlikely that Epstein was killed in prison. And as for Maxwell, there was not even a mug shot on the web after her supposed "arrest". No perp walk video, nothing.

## Career

Child sex trafficker and spy Jeffrey Epstein got his first job from Donald Barr, father of William Barr, at the Dalton School.

In 2007, at 54 years of age, Palm Beach multimillionaire Epstein stood accused by the Palm Beach police of assembling a large, cult-like network of underage girls — with the help of young female recruiters — to coerce into having sex acts behind the walls of his opulent waterfront mansion as often as three times a day. A well-connected hedge-fund manager, Epstein was also suspected of trafficking minor girls for sex parties at his other homes in Manhattan, New Mexico and the Caribbean with the help of one Ghislaine Maxwell, FBI and court records show. Facing a 53-page federal indictment, Epstein should have ended up in federal prison for the rest of his life. Instead, Miami’s top federal prosecutor, Alexander Acosta and Washington, D.C., attorney Jay Lefkowitz struck a deal on Epstein's behalf, concealing the full extent of Epstein's crimes, as well as the number of people involved, and essentially shut down an ongoing FBI probe into whether there were more victims and other powerful people who took part in Epstein’s sex crimes.

Crucially, the deal included wording that **granted immunity to "any potential co-conspirators"** who were also involved in Epstein’s crimes, and who were left unidentified in the agreement. Acosta later said he offered a lenient plea deal because he was told that Epstein ***"belonged to intelligence",*** was *"above his pay grade,"* and to "leave it alone".

Acosta never revealed which country's intelligence Epstein supposedly "belonged to."

In 2019, The New Yorker disclosed that Jeffrey Epstein had been credited with directing millions of dollars of donations to the M.I.T. Media Lab by, among others, Bill Gates and investor Leon Black. Now, Black is stepping down after a probe found that to be the tip of the iceberg—Black paid Epstein $150 million.

In order to believe that the media did not help cover up the scandal and especially the role of Donald J. Trump, you have to accept all of the following premises and more:

1. That in 2016, with Trump running for president, every single media outlet except thedailybeast.com coincidentally happened to miss Epstein's ties to *both* presidential candidates. None of them, except thedailybeast.com, ran a story about it even though it was the juciest tidbit conceivable;
2. That the many documented instances of people who tried to blow the whistle on Epstein and got ignored, promptly killed, edited out, fired etc. do not constitute a pattern over time;
3. That the media's refusal to connect the Epstein scandal to many other very similar scandals (Craig Spence, NXIVM, Jimmy Savile, Marc Dutroux etc) despite some very clear and obvious links is merely sloppy reporting;
4. That the consistent refusal of major media outlets to openly discuss that Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were ***spies*** despite their documented links to other spies, to intelligence and foreign powers constitutes another coincidental oversight;
5. That the widespread pattern of the major media calling Epstein a "disgraced financier" who "had sex with underage women(!)" and of referring to Ghislaine Maxwell as a "disgraced socialite" instead of "child sex trafficker" does not constitute an intentional pattern;
6. That the two outlets with the best Epstein coverage (Gawker and Miami Herald Times) were subsequently sued into oblivion by Peter Thiel or taken over by private equity shortly after is another coincidence.

Just a small selection.

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