Do a flip
So…
did Epstein make more money trafficking people,
or did he make more money trafficking illegal/dark weapons?
Were people he surrounded himself with more interested in fucking kids or making money dealing illegal/dark weapons?
Yeah… little st. james was a place where everyone was concerned with fucking kids, totally not for weapons testing/dealing/trafficking.
Epstein needed his own pilot (because he wasn't a pilot himself) who trafficked illegal/dark weapons and filthy lucre worldwide… Epstein himself, and his associates trusted someone else to fly his planes/cargo right?
Is that the dude that stood around and watched as HRC, BHO, and JB committed crimes… not watched, I mean protected them?
Now after years of supposedly being out of government work, finally decides to become a paytriot by running cover stories for them?
No specific sauce.
Just read a bunch of stuff about him that said he was a teacher of physics and math or something, then went to work in financial stuff and working with Jewish and Iranian criminals/politicians/agencies.
Doesn't seem like the history of a pedo/pimp.
Seems like it would be the perfect route for dirty weapons deals set up in a tax free zone next to a place perfect for weapons testing.
Anyways, since I'm not 1 celebrity or politician will be arrested and/or charged as a result of this Maxwell case, it's kinda obvious this is some kind of disinformation scheme.
I wonder what happened to Kashogi?
Oh yeah, they were just there fucking kids…
''totally nothing to do with illegal weapons trafficking.''
…one of Epstein's clients was the Saudi Arabian businessman Adnan Khashoggi, who was the middleman in transferring American weapons from Israel to Iran, as part of the Iran–Contra affair in the 1980s. Khashoggi was one of several defense contractors that he knew. In the mid-1980s, Epstein traveled multiple times between the United States, Europe, and Southwest Asia. While in London, Epstein met Steven Hoffenberg. They had been introduced through Douglas Leese, a defense contractor, and John Mitchell, the former U.S. Attorney General.