Sex Island reveals location of its cocaine-fuelled hooker orgy as private isle off Venezuela

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/7950145/sex-island-location-caribbean-hooker-orgy-private-venezuela/

"Each day we will have incredible sex activities and surprises, and events including parties on our luxury yacht, live sex shows, and more.”

Last year guests were promised the chance to bed 16 ladies at once and to indulge in “unlimited sex” during the getaway.

Officials also claimed a “mainstream” American singer had signed up.

This article was from 2018

>>9876645

The year before…

Venezuela

Yachts

Submarines

Cocaine business

Sex islands

Pedo islands

What is hidden under the sea there?

Watch the water…

They are going DOWN…

Buyer of Jeffrey Epstein’s jet has ties to sanctioned Venezuelan

https://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/nation-world/world/latin-america/article234564837.html

Like virtually everything in Jeffrey Epstein’s world, the sale of his Gulfstream II aircraft to a mysterious, politically connected Venezuelan is chock-full of intrigue.

Epstein used a shell company, Hyperion Air Inc., to sell his twin engine Gulfstream G II to another shell company, Starbridge Landing Inc., in late 2013.

The use of shell companies by the ultra wealthy for this sort of transaction is generally unremarkable. Delaware, Florida and other states allow near anonymity in corporate registrations.

But Oscar A. Faria, the buyer of Epstein’s plane, has ties to powerful people in his native Venezuela, whose socialist government is starving its own people and is the target of widening international sanctions. He’s part of the growing Venezuelan population in Miami, concentrated in and around Doral.

Despite registration of at least 16 businesses in Florida, Faria, by his own admission, conducts most of his business in developing nations such as Paraguay, Mozambique and Guinea-Bissau.

Faria appears intrepid in his palm oil business. There is little in English about his ventures but more in German and Portuguese.

In an interview, Faria said he invests in palm oil in Mozambique, Ghana, the Congo region and Guinea-Bissau.

Faria said he did not have any investment partners beyond the poor farmers from whom he purchases. An article in the Ghanian press showed that at least one member of the executive team that traveled with him is Marielis Ontiveros, a former Miss Vargas in 2008, a Venezuelan state.

Who Was Jeffrey Epstein Calling?

A close study of his circle — social, professional, transactional — reveals a damning portrait of elite New York.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/07/jeffrey-epstein-high-society-contacts.html

Cisneros, Gustavo: Venezuelan billionaire.

Name found in Epstein’s black book.

The patriarch of a family so wealthy it operates practically as its own nation-state in Latin America.

Perhaps, at long last, a serial rapist and pedophile may be brought to justice, more than a dozen years after he was first charged with crimes that have brutalized countless girls and women. But what won’t change is this: the cesspool of elites, many of them in New York, who allowed Jeffrey Epstein to flourish with impunity. For decades, important, influential, “serious” people attended Epstein’s dinner parties, rode his private jet, and furthered the fiction that he was some kind of genius hedge-fund billionaire. How do we explain why they looked the other way, or flattered Epstein, even as they must have noticed he was often in the company of a young harem? Easy: They got something in exchange from him, whether it was a free ride on that airborne “Lolita Express,” some other form of monetary largesse, entrée into the extravagant celebrity soirées he hosted at his townhouse, or, possibly and harrowingly, a pound or two of female flesh.

This is an example of the investigations that were stopped when Epstein was murdered. A CESSPOOL of motives for murder.

Dirty methods using which neo-liberal ideology maintains its hegemony

http://www.softpanorama.org/Skeptics/Political_skeptic/Elite_theory/Articles/how_neoliberal_ideology_preserves_its_hegemony.shtml

I have been impressed with how fast "left-leaning" economists who went to work in industry and finance became pro-business, anti-labor, and politically right wing. I think that what got to them was not only the impact of association with businesspeople, but the fact that business profitability became central to their own worldview and enumeration. From the point of view of corporate shill wage increases would seem bad — as encroaching on profitability as well as threatening inflation and business growth (and by extension stock prices).

Tough environmental rules would also hamper profitability; their relaxation by law or friendly (non-)enforcement would enhance it. So they pretty quickly slide to what is called “bottom-feeders morality,” with positions on key issues dictated by bottom line effects, but of course rationalized with an ideology that made this despicable behavior looks benevolent, which these bottom-feeders into Good Samaritans as they collected their fat salaries and bonuses while the vast majority waited for trickle-down. That mean that phony "free market ideology" of neoliberalism has a lot of eager customers. On the fraudulence of this ideology, see David Harvey, A Brief History of Neoliberalism, and Ha-Joon Chang, Bad Samaritans.)

With the steady increase in business’s economic and political power over the past 30 years and the parallel decline of organized labor, neoliberal (market-can-do-it-all) ideology has become even more firmly entrenched in establishment thought and practice. The novelist Ayn Rand, most famously the author of Atlas Shrugged, was an extreme proponent of so called positivism – an far right individualist, "free enterprise", anti-government ideology, and it is no coincidence that one of her cult admirers and associates, Alan Greenspan, became a leading member of the policy-making elite in the 1980s and into 2006.

The morality of this elite became essentially a slight variation of mob morality. And in most case the difference is fairly superficial

“The loudest one in the room is the weakest one in the room,”

>>9876789

That's not logic! Those are keywords.

Use DISCERNMENT!!!

This is a research board. We investigate and we search for connections.

All you people who are looking for us to prove something here, are poor deluded fools.

This is a place for researchers to share work in progress

So that other researchers can pick up the trail an follow it in a direction that piques their interest.

No discussion

>>9876800

Add a second one to thisNOTABLEabout Venezuela and sex

>>9876645, >>9876874

E. @ETheFriend · 5h

.@DARPA, using your tax dollars, has invested a huge amount of money into FulcrumAI: facial recognition software that will be used to track citizens from any camera feed in the country, including phones.

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Despite accuracy issues leading to wrongful arrests, many PD already use.

That's OK. The American people want to be spied on and arrested. I can tell, because if the people didn't want this, they would be protesting about it, and calling for legislation to control and limit how this sort of AI can be used.

Sheep to the slaughter… never changes!