For those with time to spare, this is a pretty interesting conversation about Jeffrey Epstein– and the people and institutions that he interacted with. Tucker Carlson interviews Darryl Cooper who speaks very carefully, but who sheds enormous light on the entire topic. There are some revelations interspersed throughout that assist with understanding even as they astonish. Warning: this is a conversation that explores the darkest depths of depravity, with occasional vulgarity: (HT: Fred)
Jeffrey Epstein Primer
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I watched it . Fascinating !
Tucker was a small part of it with infrequent but germane questions.
Darryl Cooper went on for the 3 hour interview with an encyclopedic-like dissertation on Jeffrey Epstein. Lots of stuff I hadn’t heard before.
The complete file on this pedophile should be made public .
Yes, thanks for passing this along, Fred. Very illuminating.
This Wexner character is apparently still alive. Somehow, I think he is an important part of the mix.
Very deserving of posting, Triad. Cooper puts in perspective Bush/Trump appointee Alex Acosta’s sweetheart deal with Epstein. Acosta claimed he had to let Epstein get by with the statutory rape of a score of girls ~15 years old because Epstein was doing it on behalf of CIA or Mossad. Well alright then. What a sorry, craven human being to think that makes it alright!
The reason all must be kept secret re Epstein is that he was doing this to blackmail powerful people on behalf of Mossad. There is a lot of evidence indicating Epstein was Mossad. But Pam Bondi isn’t allowed to say it, because she knows who rules DC.
J. Sobran, I found interesting the statement in the video about Israel providing sanctuary for Jewish pedophiles (who commit crimes in United States) by refusing to extradite them. There was a story in the news in the last 24 hours about an Israeli who was charged with soliciting the underaged for sex in Nevada. He was allowed to leave the country and return to Israel where he will be protected from being extradited, and the American government will likely allow it.