Looking too closely at Ghilaine Maxwell's Sex Life is seduction moving in her direction.
"Ghislaine Maxwell's 'extremely personal' sex life secrets could be revealed," pants a headline on a tabloid, "The Mirror". Our interest in her is prompted by concern about how the extremely wealthy use sex to control the masses, going back to wealthy sex-deviant John D. Rockefeller III.
Heretic E. Michael Jones wrote about this in a book "Libido Dominandi". Libido Dominandi: Lust, Power and Control youtube.com/watch?v=qQeRu7BUEr8 Jones notes that in the early 1970s, when West Germany was going through social paroxysms, as the generation after The Greatest Generation lost its nerve in guilt over Germany's role in World War II, and at the time the Bader Meinhoff gang was conducting active terrorist operations, German State TV started running soft-porn of characters dressed in Lederhosen, to more easily control the population, by sexually corrupting them.
You can triangulate this with the political opposite, the behavior of the Israeli occupying forces of Ramallah in 2002, who instituted a 24 hour curfew, took over Palestinian TV stations and started broadcasting pornography, under advice by the CIA. (They might've got the idea from Chapter 25 of the biblical Book of Numbers, in which a Moabite sorcerer, Balaam, advises the Moabite King Balak that he can't defeat the Hebrews unless he sexually corrupts them by sending his people's women after them.)
A similar social control thrust occurred in Portugal when socialists took over in 1973, the introduction of pornography. And the same type of event occurred in U.S. history. Originally, the Hayes Production Code stopped pornography in the movies in the 1930s, when the movie business was weak under debt taken on to upgrade to sound films. The forces of social control overturned this latency period with "The Pawnbroker" film 1964, ostensibly about the Holocaust, but, naturally, the deal breaker was the display of an African-American woman's breasts--something about the Shoah?--a wedge leading to Deep Throat. The latest chapter in this travesty is that it is reported that millions of young women feel obliged to accept rough sex so their attackers can imitate what they see in violent pornography.
When my sister was 15, she was reading books about drug experiences. My Mother asked her why? "It's just so I will know what to avoid", was the plausible brush-off. Then, when my parents went out to a New Year's Eve party on the last day of the 1960s, my sister brought home a boyfriend who had smuggled 2 speakers full of opiated Cambodian cannabis indica, a blend which had the reputation of knocking out a fully grown young man with just 1 hit.
You don't need to smell the anerobic rot under a rock you pull up out of muddy ground, you just need to clean it out. Don't take the bait. Leave Ghislaine Maxwell's sex life a secret you don't have to share.