RE: Bringing Down Jeffrey Epstein (2018 Documentary)
Excellent reporting @dbroze, I've been following this story very closely over the last 2 years and it's unbelievable that with all the evidence and victims that have come forward that the man was given such a light sentence. Without a shadow of a doubt the ruling class and wealthy are not subject to the same laws and consequences that average citizens are.
I really have to tip my hat to your investigation on this as you've turned up a lot of information that I wasn't aware of. One of the things that's so striking is the footage of Epstein's Palm Beach home and all of the photographs of young girls covering the walls.
Another thing is the young girls used as recruiters, I understood that Ghislaine Maxwell performed this duty for Epstein too. Having the younger girls recruit new victims is reminiscent of some of the stories from young boys in the Franklin scandal in Nebraska.
Lastly, the publishing of Jeffrey Epstein's black book and the flight logs by Gawker are probably the strongest evidence available. As you know, Gawker was basically bankrupted by the Hulk Hogan lawsuit which was financially backed by Peter Thiel. I wouldn't be surprised if the publication of Epstein's black book was the real impetus for the take down of Gawker and the Hulkster's case was simply a convenient cover.
https://steemit.com/news/@rebelskum/the-gawker-shutdown-the-unlikely-tag-team-of-hulk-hogan-peter-thiel-and-palantir
Looking forward to part II, for sure!
Resteemed!
thanks for the comments. BTW Do you have any contact with rebelskum?
Unfortunately, no I haven't heard from rebelskum since he made his last posts on Steemit.
I hope that he resurfaces again. Whenever someone goes dark, especially in this line of research it's very worrying.
yes and that is exactly why I ask. I know his real name but no one seems to have heard from him since he stopped posting. I will say.... we are working on a similar rabbit hole.
This is true. I know that prior to the documentary on Epstein that he created he went dark for several months as well. At the time, he said he was going through some heavy personal issues and that was the reason he stopped posting. There were many people on Steemit, Voat and Twitter that were worried about him during the first hiatus but Ryan returned with his documentary out of nowhere. I hope that is the case this time as well.
The thing that concerns me the most at this point is that his website - http://pizzagate.wiki has been shutdown.
I managed to find 2 mirrors for the site though and the research there is top quality and fully sourced.
https://archive.fo/ruHl6
There are pages there that will certainly be of value to you.
Looking forward to the rest of your series and stay safe out there.
V
Well said. It seems the reason they make "rules" is to distinguish what they really are allowed to do.