National Review admits the obvious: Jeffrey Epstein was probably an intelligence asset
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Professional blackmailer working for two intelligence agencies to control the elites of the world. Amazing how conspiracy theories that sounded insane 20 years ago are being verified every day.
My problem is why would we assume it's just two? I get the feeling he was rich because he may have been a CompriMat mercenary.
I doubt any government would let someone like him operate inside their borders without controlling him.
Like if some guy was farming blackmail material on US politicians and selling it to China, or even possibly might sell it to China, I think their plane crashes the next time they fly in it.
I just don’t think the CIA knows about something like that and just stands back and lets it happen.
Unless there is one set of elites that are above the elites that you allowed to see. Deeper shadows behind the shadowing organizations that are "in charge"...
Fair point. I’m pretty certain that is in fact how the world works.
I still don’t think he was a “free agent” but I’m prepared to believe he worked for a group that is above the US government
I'm sure there was an overlord agency, but that doesn't mean he wasn't working with the others. And to be clear, I'm sure the CIA probably knew most of the times he worked with other agencies or organizations. Though I wouldn't be surprised if he did a side job they didn't know about with someone else.
Yeah he’s probably involved with more than the CIA and Mossad. I’d bet Britain, Germany, France as well.
The Royal Family, weirdly, keeps coming up in this shit.
They're old money, I think it makes sense.
It's all kind of incestuous. However the US grants some of it's contacts license to work with other agencies. As long as they share everything back into CIA. On top of that we have an open service where foreign travelers or spies can just check in and report random stuff they've seen or heard and want us to know.