Epstein: Follow the Finances

[KKLoco]

Les Wexner has plenty of evidence. As does all of his Abro and Fitch gay boys. 

All the evidence is there.

[RickyD]

Imagine if its as bad as it looks on the surface. You know anyone and everyone who ever got trapped in the web did whatever they could to hide and dismiss anything that connected them. So if it looks bad its bound to be massively and exponentially worse. If its that scale...thats like waking up and learning one day that 75% of all government and 80% of anyone influential or powerful being implicated in heinous crimes and also the corrupt controled action which surely followed. That would be the legit collapse of gov and anarchy and the collapse of western dominance. If that happened to be the case and it was that bad...it would absolutely be considered national security and would have safe guards to prevent any one or probably even 2 people from releasing anything. Like...we know only x folks actually know shit...and we watch x folks 24/7 if ae have a hint of worry...contractors make you gone because national security and plausible deniability. So no one does anything real...and talking about it especially when it was brought up in social media is fine especially if you can take a jab at Trump knowing he is as handcuffed as you were and he was to begin with.

I 100% belive it was a very successful OP and the influence demonstrated just by the black book contacts show how far the reach could be...if that scale of breach happened then its probably not just the US but every country that has rich powerful influential people...so all of them. Probably not even all compromised by pedo shit...so if the pedo thing was that bad whats the footprint around that...

[ReturnofBroccoli]

Follow the finances.
People paid for his services.
And then they paid again when he blackmailed them.
And (speculation) foreign countries may have paid for the information on people.

There is a CONTACT list, but (so far) there is no CLIENT list.
That's two different things.
Just being on a contact list doesn't equate to being a client.

Epstein probably had a contact list but no client list.
The client list would have been left to his girl buddy doing 20 years in the lock up.
I doubt Epstein ran the operation that detailed.

Isn't the blackmail also speculation though?

[andy06shake]

Plenty. But it's not on the internet yet 

So put it online if it supports your claims.

And let's see it.

Otherwise, that's simply another unbelievable anecdote.

I mean, you know how the burden of proof functions.

[FlyersFan]

Isn't the blackmail also speculation though?

YEP.

[andy06shake]

A podcaster I was listening to (I forget who, but you may assume a liberal source) asked "where did Epstein get all his money?"  He threw it around like he was minting it.  He "managed financial affairs" for wealthy clients but didn't seem to spend a lot of time working on it.  Yes, he had companies and employees, but the suggestion was that he had money "under the table" from someone.

A report that I read today (note...this is on the US SENATE WEBSITE) says that his banking ties look somewhat shady and implies that he was paid to procure underaged girls for wealthy clients.  Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) lays out seven items that he feels should be acted upon.

source:  https://www.finance.senate.gov/ranking-m...on-for-doj

EXCERPT (BOLDING AND FORMATTING IS THEIRS) :

Wyden's call to ""follow the money"" seems both reasonable and somewhat overdue.

Epstein's wealth has never been fully explained.

And the lack of transparency fuels legitimate suspicion.

The fact that a sitting U.S. senator, especially one as methodical as Ron Wyden, claims the DOJ ignored key financial records is significant.

If Epstein was indeed receiving large sums of money, from powerful individuals, for criminal services, that demands a full investigation at the very least.

And the pattern of impunity around him suggests complicity.

[Chiefsmom]

I'll admit, I haven't dug into the details of this whole thing, just what I read about here.  (and I've missed a lot)  So maybe it's been covered.

There had to have been what, 50 to 100 girls?  Thousands?

With him dead, and her in jail, why haven't more came forward and just spilled?  Are they dead?  Are they scared for their lives? (most likely)  But from whom now?

It sure seems there would be safety in numbers?  If a big group of them came out?

The thing that really bugs me the most, is that if all of this is 100% true, and there were at least 100 girls or more, the thought of the power still in place to keep them from coming forward is more frightening than anything.  It puts in perspective what chance do we really have, as JQP, of changing anything or learning any truth?

Maybe 100 years from now, when everyone is dead?

[andy06shake]

I'll admit, I haven't dug into the details of this whole thing, just what I read about here.  (and I've missed a lot)  So maybe it's been covered.

There had to have been what, 50 to 100 girls?  Thousands?

With him dead, and her in jail, why haven't more came forward and just spilled?  Are they dead?  Are they scared for their lives? (most likely)  But from whom now?

It sure seems there would be safety in numbers?  If a big group of them came out?

The thing that really bugs me the most, is that if all of this is 100% true, and there were at least 100 girls or more, the thought of the power still in place to keep them from coming forward is more frightening than anything.  It puts in perspective what chance do we really have, as JQP, of changing anything or learning any truth?

Maybe 100 years from now, when everyone is dead?

Yeah, it's a heavy, unsettling thought.

If even a fraction of what's been said about Epstein and Maxwell is true, then there were likely dozens, maybe hundreds of girls.

You'd think more would speak up now, but fear runs deep, even after the main players are gone.

The women might still worry about powerful people watching, or maybe they've been threatened or paid off.

A lot of them may simply wish to move on and not relive the trauma.

The fact that silence still holds shows how strong the grip of power is.

It' not just about Epstein or Maxwell, it's about who enabled it, who benefited, and who's still untouchable.

But if so many people can be hurt and the truth still buried, what hope does the average person have?

[freethinkohio]

Follow the finances.
People paid for his services.
And then they paid again when he blackmailed them.
And (speculation) foreign countries may have paid for the information on people.

There is a CONTACT list, but (so far) there is no CLIENT list.
That's two different things.
Just being on a contact list doesn't equate to being a client.

Epstein probably had a contact list but no client list.
The client list would have been left to his girl buddy doing 20 years in the lock up.
I doubt Epstein ran the operation that detailed.

He at least had the video of the blackmail. According to the FBI, which is close enough to a client list. Who is on the blackmail with these girls? Keep the women's name out of this now, but we have at least 1k of footage.

[xuenchen]

So put it online if it supports your claims.

And let's see it.

Otherwise, that's simply another unbelievable anecdote.

I mean, you know how the burden of proof functions.

Sorry. I'd like to live a little longer if you don't mind 
And I'm not exclusively privied