Posted on 02/12/2026 4:24:56 AM PST by MarlonRando
In this article, I want to focus on one particular document from 2018. It is a wire transfer request form that is dated June 12th that shows that six 55 gallon drums of sulphuric acid were purchased for Epstein’s private island. Interestingly, June 12th was also the exact day when the FBI began investigating Epstein’s sex trafficking operation…
(Excerpt) Read more at discernreport.com ...
Johnny was a chemist’s son
But Johnny is no more
What Johnny thought was H2O
Was H2SO4
pen of pigs
********
Yep a pop can change a lot of things into poop.
my dad stored sulfuric acid for his business and for other business in the small city we lived in at any time he would have about 30 barrels of it in his warehouse. he used it to clean resin for his reverse osmosis systems and was the biggest user in town....the idea that one person would order that much of the product and not be using it on industrial scail like my dad did is laughable. I could see him needing it for the island but the amount he ordered was more then he ever could use in 5-year period if it was reverse osmosis and if he used it for his pools on the island. another red flag is there are licenses and inspections that are needed in the United States to store and handle the amount he had orderd....granted he was outside the United States but the amount he ordered would have had the FBI looking at him if he ordered it from the United States.
“Why Did Jeffrey Epstein Need 330 Gallons of Sulphuric Acid? fixed it.“
Thanks! Bothered me, too.
not a big mystery ...
Grok sez:
Many desalination plants use sulfuric acid (H₂SO₄).It is commonly employed in reverse osmosis (RO) desalination processes, which dominate modern large-scale seawater and brackish water desalination.
Sulfuric acid serves several key purposes in the pretreatment stage:pH adjustment — It lowers the feed water pH (typically to around 5–7) to prevent scaling from calcium carbonate and other minerals on the RO membranes.
Enhancing coagulation — Lower pH improves the effectiveness of coagulants like ferric chloride, aiding in the removal of suspended particles and reducing the Silt Density Index (SDI) to protect membranes from fouling.
Scale control — It helps manage potential precipitation issues, sometimes in combination with antiscalants.
Industry sources describe sulfuric acid as a popular and widely used option for pH regulation in feed water, often preferred over hydrochloric acid due to lower cost and better membrane rejection of sulfate ions compared to chloride.
Some plants use alternatives (e.g., hydrochloric acid, CO₂, or advanced antiscalants to minimize or eliminate acid dosing), especially in brackish water systems where efforts have successfully reduced or removed sulfuric acid to cut costs and hazards. However, in seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) plants, sulfuric acid remains standard in many operations.
It may also appear in post-treatment for remineralization (e.g., aiding limestone dissolution to add minerals back to the permeate).Note that sulfuric acid is highly corrosive and hazardous, requiring specialized handling and materials like corrosion-resistant piping in desalination facilities.
There are niche contexts, like recovering waste heat from sulfuric acid production plants to support thermal desalination (e.g., multi-effect distillation), but that’s separate from direct use in the desalination process itself.
according to TV, hydrofluoric acid is a much better option for dissolving bodies, just be sure to do it in a plastic bin and not a ceramic lined steel bathtub ...
This is an oddly specific response to a general question:
“This is one of the most common reasons for ordering exactly this amount to a remote or off-grid location (like a private island, large estate, resort, or small industrial site). “
Almost sounds like someone programmed it that way.
- puts on defense attorney hat -—
He was living off grid and had a battery bank for electricity. Lead acid batteries use sulfuric acid.
It looks like kiddy island had lots of concrete structures. Sulfuric acid is wonderful for cleaning concrete.
Plus, it’s cheaper in bulk. If you’re gonna love on a kiddy island playground, you may as well buy in bulk since it all has to be brought in by boat.
A large number of completely anonymous USA Virgin Island female residents have apparently been compensated by the Epstein Estate, and by JP Morgan Bank, which handled Epstein financial issues on Pedo Island.
Not mentioned...
85% of the resident females are Black or non-white.
“Can you imagine the job of swiping pig sweat…?”
Pigs don’t sweat, that’s why they have wallows to keep themselves cool.
Bodies.
Can’t leave any bodies behind.
And think if you had a pool?
Thank you for a voice of reason.
Be careful, though. That can get habit-forming.
Lye works better on bodies.
Bleach is an acid. It has to be neutralized with a base, like lye or baking soda.
Well, then I guess the alternative for human dna evidence is found at the pigs ass!!
Like i mentioned earlier before, a few years ago, someone tried to kidnap Steven Spielberg the director, and when they found the guy —in his trunk he had zip ties, duct tape and nipple clamps.
If the story had something to do with Epstein, I swear, a bunch of people on Free Republic would say—
“my grandpa, during the war, he used nipple clamps to hold up his mailbox door “
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