Posted on 08/06/2019 3:25:47 PM PDT by detective
It’s summer 2010, and Jeffrey Epstein has just returned to New York City after serving out an 18-month sentence in Palm Beach, Florida, including parole, for soliciting prostitution from a minor. He’s hosting dinner at his townhouse on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. To his left is John Brockman, the literary superagent who seems to represent every scientist who’s ever written a bestselling book (Daniel Dennett, Richard Dawkins, Jared Diamond, Daniel Kahneman, and so forth). Brockman has brought along a client—a young professor whose line of research interests Epstein. Across the table, and to Epstein’s right, is an aspiring fashion model and her companion.
There’s no cross-talk or conversation between these pairs of guests; it’s more like Epstein has convened two separate interactions for his private entertainment, and these just happen to be coinciding both in time and space. “He would alternate between us,” recalled the professor, who asked that his name not be included in this story. “Sometimes he’d turn to his left and ask some science-y questions. Then he’d turn to his right and ask the model to show him her portfolio.” At one point, a young female staffer stepped into the room to give Epstein a massage, rubbing his neck as he talked and listened.
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Some interesting information on Jeffrey Epstein. It might be a little less than the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
What makes them think those women weren't scientists, too? Seems like a rather sexist presumption.
How in the world did he miss Britney Spears?
He's like an actor on a stage, playing a role.
A good and elaborate ruse --GENIUS INVESTOR-- but there was a weak point; ZERO trading pits had done biz with the guy, nearly an impossibility.
Somehow, Epstein HAD to shore up the delusion that he has this amazing investing ability.
So in addition to scouting around for fresh b*tches, he made sure to have enough contact with prominent scientists in order to generate the type of coverage befitting someone who really DOES understand new investing opportunities.
And that's simply cuz his whole biz plan was Being a World Class P*ssyhound with a penchant for blackmail on behalf of the Mossad.
The victims were people with reputations so widely-known that they'd do ANYTHING to keep their name from being publicly associated with raping minors on film:
Provide loans or gifts, skew election results, make introductions, cajole their powerful friends into doing favors, all things a cabal or a small country would need to multiply their power and influence.
“better put that on some ice”
Sorry, but that is one antisemitic article you’ve linked there. I mean “..the Bolshevik creation of the state of Israel.”
Really?
That might be a little dyslexic; I think Slick's actual quote was:
"You'd better put some ice on that."
That reads like part of a trailer for a James Bond film. There was some female like that in ‘You Only Live Twice’. I think.
That reads like Ms. Omar’s idea of light reading.
Maybe he didn’t and that’s why she’s so messed up.
Many of these young girls are buried at sea or six feet under. Not hardly an enduring career.
I’m open to the possibility that Epstein is a Mossad asset. I don’t want to read the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
That's what Joe Scarborough said, not Bill Clinton.
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