Epstein’s girlfriend and enabler, Ghislaine Maxwell, is three years into a 20-year sentence for recruiting women and underage girls for Epstein to sexually abuse.
“If she squeals on some of
the people that she has videos on, they won’t be happy,” Giuf- fre told Gayle King on CBS News in 2020.
Ghislaine’s father, Robert
Maxwell, was a British media mogul who owned two mass circulation tabloids, the Daily Mirror in London and the Daily News in New York. He was widely suspected of
having ties to Mossad before he mysteriously fell to his death in 1991 from his luxury yacht in the Atlantic. Ironically, the yacht was named Lady Ghislaine. Dershowitz insists that Ep-
stein had no links to Israeli in- telligence and stated there was no larger conspiracy. A contributor to Newsmax,
he wrote in a July Wall Street Journal opinion piece: “I have absolutely no doubt that Ep- stein never worked for any intel- ligence agency. “If he had, he would surely
have told me and his other law- yers, who would have used that information to get him a better deal. My sources in Israel have confirmed to me that he had no connection to Israeli intel- ligence.” Dershowitz added: “Sorry to
disappoint you, but there is re- ally nothing much to see here,
beyond what has already been disclosed.” Furthermore, former Is-
raeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett strongly disputed the theory that Epstein worked for Mossad. “The accusation that Jeffrey
Epstein somehow worked for Israel or the Mossad running a blackmail ring is categori- cally and totally false,” Bennett wrote on X. “Epstein’s conduct, both the
criminal and the merely despi- cable, had nothing whatsoever to do with the Mossad or the State of Israel. Epstein never worked for the Mossad.” He continued: “This accu-
sation is a lie being peddled by prominent online personalities such as Tucker Carlson pretend- ing they know things they don’t. They just make things up, say it with confidence, and these lies stick, because it’s Israel.”
PROTECTING ELITES Whether Epstein was involved in a larger conspiracy with domestic and foreign govern- ments or acted alone might
LINCHPIN Ghislaine Maxwell jogs around the grounds of the Tallahassee, Florida, federal prison before she was moved to a prison in Bryan, Texas, to serve the remainder of her 20-year sentence for her role in Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-traficking ring. She is likely the only person who knows the names, dates, and places of his entanglements.
not be definitively proven any- time soon. What’s clear is that moving forward, Trump will have to walk a political tight- rope if he wants to emerge — along with his wider MAGA coalition — from this un- scathed. The lifeblood that keeps
Epstein’s corpse alive doesn’t come from supernatural sources but from the wide- spread belief among Trump supporters that the system fa- vors the elite at the expense of the middle class and others. According to Barnes, the
only way to win back the disaffected is through full transparency. “These aren’t Republican partisans we’re talking about. They are mostly indepen- dents, and the Epstein issue goes to the very core of who they are and what they be- lieve,” Barnes told Newsmax.
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