Epstein represented Mossad and Rothschild banking empire while arranging ‘honey traps’ meant to compromise and control high-level politicians and power elites
Epstein in email to Peter Thiel: ‘I represent the Rothschilds’
Epstein in email to Peter Thiel: ‘I represent the Rothschilds’
His resignation suggests that there is far more to the Epstein affair than the corporate media is reporting. Like the Royal Family abandoning Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, this suggests that there is worse to come and given that Mandelson is an open homosexual, it may involve the abuse of young teenage boys
Were more Epstein files released because Trump was hesitating to attack?
Far from expressing any condemnation against the Israeli regime, the U.S. and the EU (with minor exceptions) have maintained an odious silence.
US naval battle group gathers just outside the Persian Gulf as the Ayatollah warns that any attack will spark regional war
It’s becoming clearer that there is much more to the Epstein scandal than the authorities are letting on. When the former prince was stripped of his royal titles last year we thought that it was a pre-emptive move to distance the Royal House of Windsor from Andrew in the event of further damaging revelations. Were they given advance warning that more damaging disclosures were coming?
Max Igan reflects on the murder of Alex Pretti, the looming clash with Iran and more
The Soros linked Open Society and several other shadowy foundations have been funding anti-ICE protests in Minnesota with millions
Larry C. Johnson and Col. Larry Wilkerson reflect on the factors driving the Trump administration toward war with Iran. This includes outright lies from U.S. intelligence, Zionist manipulation and the possibility that a war could be used to deflect attention from further revelations pertaining to Trump’s dealings with Epstein
This is not the first incident of its kind, and they are becoming more frequent
Izvestia reports that some NATO member states are creating a bank in readiness for war with Russia. This would allow some national budget limits to be sidestepped and make the defense sector more attractive for private investment.
Now they are pushing for regime change in Havana. Caitlin Johnstone explains