A The Leslie Wexner Dig - the 2003 Abercrombie & Fitch "Back to School catalog"
remember Q told us to dig Wexner and it is going to be a "dark"?
So it appears to be very dark, softcore pornography with possibly underage teens, kind of dark.
a Tweet from an alleged Epstein victim @KirbySommers, from Aug 19:
In 2003 a few years into Epstein courting mainstream media; Leslie Wexner was already publishing private label underage porn. Through the Abercrombie & Fitch label this "back to school" magazine promoted orgies; and "teacher-assisted" teenage sex.
https://twitter.com/KirbySommers/status/1163462000426606593
The magazine apparently featured a text from the Philosopher Slavoj Zizek (see the letter attched).
source:
http://dismagazine.com/blog/44489/abercrombie-zizek/
This is some disturbing and very suggestive shit.
As for Zizek, he was a Communist and is currently a Slovenian "liberal democrat", a "buddy of all of the "rulers"
>In the late 1980s, Žižek came to public attention as a columnist for the alternative youth magazine Mladina, which was critical of Tito's policies, Yugoslav politics, especially the militarization of society. He was a member of the Communist Party of Slovenia until October 1988, when he quit in protest against the JBTZ trial together with 32 other Slovenian intellectuals.[27] Between 1988 and 1990, he was actively involved in several political and civil society movements which fought for the democratization of Slovenia, most notably the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights.[28] In the first free elections in 1990, he ran as the Liberal Democratic Party's candidate for the former four-person collective presidency of Slovenia.[4]
>Despite his activity in liberal democratic projects, Žižek has remained committed to the communist ideal and has been critical of right-wing circles, such as nationalists, conservatives, and classical liberals both in Slovenia and worldwide.
>In 2016, during a conversation with Gary Younge at a Guardian Live event, Žižek endorsed Donald Trump for the US presidency in the 2016 election. He described Trump as a paradox, basically a centrist liberal in most of his positions, desperately trying to mask this by dirty jokes and stupidities.[36] In an opinion piece, published e.g. in Die Zeit, he described the then frontrunner candidate Hillary Clinton as the much less suitable alternative.[37] In an interview with the BBC, Žižek did however state that he thought Trump was "horrible" and his support would have been based on an attempt to encourage the Democratic Party to return to more leftist ideals.[38]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavoj_Žižek
I also attached the excerpts from the "catalog".
Need more eyes here anons, this looks like something BIG