I haven’t finished reading your post, but this caught my eye.
*** It’s endless. The same network reaches into the pharmaceutical architecture that built the Covid response. There’s an email in the files - forwarded directly to Epstein’s personal Gmail in March 2015 - with the subject line “Preparing for pandemics.” It includes a draft agenda for a Geneva meeting and a discussion about how to “officially involve the WHO” through co-branding. The sender (still anonymous, at least for now) signs off: “I hope we can pull this off.” Four years before Covid. Pretty eerie, huh?***
I will take one guess and suggest Anthony Fauci or one of his cohorts at the NIH/NIAID wrote this to Epstein. It will be great when the name is revealed.
IMHO, we should be focusing more on who built and/or profited from the trap as opposed to who was caught by the trap. Nothing good can come from such a trap because the first pure response should be to destroy the trap. That didn’t happen.
No thanks. More ‘Q’ type nonsense.
One of my pet peeves. I saw this at work all the time. On the one hand, people talk about "thinking outside the box" -- which I support.
But on the other hand, I might make a suggestion that we -- let's say -- combine this part of the process with that part of the process and do both simultaneously to save time and money. Would that make sense?
There were people who would totally freak out: "You did that?? You actually did that?? I can't believe you did that without permission!! That breaks so many rules!! This is a disaster! This is a crisis!"
Ummmmmmmm. Dude. I'm wondering. I'm asking. I didn't do anything. I'm considering a possibility. I'm not saying I believe it is necessary, but I'm suggesting we think about it.
Some people don't seem to have the ability to think abstractly at all. And that's shocking in an engineering environment. But I think society doesn't like it if you think too much.
100% false. Pergamon (modern-day Bergama, Turkey) was a major Hellenistic and Roman city, renowned as a premier center of art, science, and learning, with the then-largest known library in the Greek world.
What ridiculous ignorance.
One of many very interesting writings from Joshua Stylman. Thanks for posting.
RE: The world feels different than it did just five years ago. The term conspiracy theory has gone from a pejorative to a badge of honor.
“We’re going to have to get some new conspiracy theories because all the old ones turned out to be true.”
—Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana.
October 17, 2025.
Not bad. I could clue him in on the bigger picture and how it works (I’ve been writing that book for a decade). If somebody has a way to contact Mr. Stylman please let him know.
I’ve been trying VERY HARD not to involve myself in the Epstein releases. Too much that’s really awful if true, & hard to believe anyone will get the consequences coming to them, if true. I’ll pass this along to some friends who are interested in this. I did read the whole thing. They should be interested in the links.
That is quite the doomscroll.
How do we interpret that? He specifically requested a registered sex offender serve, or the individual he specifically requested is a registered sex offender?
Thanks for the post.
Good to know the written word still lives.
Demoralization is the first step in a communist takeover. The commies and Islamists are allies. May be the 2 beasts of Revelation. This whole piece describes a society that is demoralized.
Revelation describes a time when Babylon (the whore) is allowed to ravage the world. It also describes an astonished world seeing Babylon fall. We don’t know which fits the earth moving under our feet now. God does. We’re gonna be OK either way.
I went to a small super bowl party with a group of mostly lefty people (hey, it’s NJ, it’s about all we have) and at some point they started to show celebrities in the stands, with their names. I joked ‘are those the people in the Epstein files’ and got a big laugh. My takeaways: 1) drunk people will laugh at anything. 2) normies all know that many prominent people are in those files but don’t really care.
Then I read the following year that the rate of STDs among teens from oral sex had risen sharply ever since Clinton “did not have sex with that woman” and the media had a field day.
I said then and I say now, for the Republicans to dig that dirt and try to impeach Clinton based mainly on his sex life, even though it was ostensibly over some legal issue, was a grave mistake. It gave the Democrats wicked ideas, which they have weaponized against the best Republican candidate and President since Calvin Coolidge.