Now that public documents have confirmed that Jeffrey Epstein served as an agent with the CIA, what does that say about the federal government’s refusal to address the case? Does the FBI and U.S. Department of Justice, as well as President Donald Trump, condone pedophilia as a means to conduct espionage?
How about the flagrant blackmailing involved with Epstein’s thousands upon thousands of illicit tapes? The Trump administration always talks about protecting the victims, but that’s just the cover story. The hard reality: They are protecting the guilty parties, like Tom Hanks, who smirked like a loon when Ricky Gervais lambasted Hollywood over Epstein.
Here, U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia discusses the implications with Benny Johnson. It’s good to see someone in Congress who actually gives a damn about the rule of law, and coming to the defense of children.
CNN spends five years lying about Joe Biden’s dementia, gets caught, and then instead of apologizing, pretends to break the story that Biden has brain damage. This, says Glenn Greenwald, is why every honest person on earth hates corporate media.
In a wide-ranging interview with Tucker Carlson, Greenwald also gets into the twisted Jeffrey Epstein pedophile case, as well as Israel’s trampling of human rights in Gaza and that nation’s tendencies to spy upon America, stealing our technology and trade secrets.
The CIA secretly ran a Star Wars site to send hidden messages to spies.
Well I didn’t see THIS happening. Sooooo what else is going on in fandom right now? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Elite doomsday bunkers have dominated the news this week. This comes after Mark Zuckerberg discussed his bunker in Hawaii with Theo Von. But on a grander scale, Tucker Carlson examined how the federal government has built massive cities and tunnel networks underground. We shared that interview with Catherine Austin Fitts, a former official with George W. Bush Administration, two days ago.
Here, Benny Johnson explores the many reasons why underground construction projects have been occurring. As space satellite systems get more sophisticated and can observe anything and everything happening on the face of the planet, government had gone underground to keep their activities secret. And billionaires like Zuckerberg have followed suit. They aren’t worried about the espionage, but rather doomsday events. What if food supplies above ground got crippled? Or mobs went crazy? Here’s more from Johnson.
How we reached the point where the next world war will be fought in space?
It seems like we’re approaching that stage. We now have satellites that can fire lasers — not only at space stations, but also reigning down terror upon earthly locales.
The power of these satellites is deeply disturbing. Here’s a compilation, from Astrum Extra, detailing everything these overpowered satellites can see, as well as what they can do.
Is your car collecting your biodata?
Ben Chasteen brings on a whistleblower who exposes this dark agenda.Are your smart devices all spying on you? From computers, TVs, and phones to home cameras and more, most people seem to be aware that it’s happening—but what about cars?
In this episode, whistleblower Ido Samuelson discloses how vehicles and smart electronics are collecting biodata, which is saved in petabytes in massive cloud storage. (For scale, 1024 Terabytes = 1 petabyte.)
How does he know it’s happening? Because he actually created the programming that allowed it to do just this. Today, he blows the whistle on this deceptive practice. Here’s more from The Edge of Wonder.
We’ve skimmed over hundreds of Jeffrey Epstein stories over the past week but not one of them that raised this salient fact: What was Epstein’s favorite movie? To find that out, you’ve got to go back a few years — to the Mother Jones article from Oct. 9, 2020 by Leland Nally entitled “I Called Everyone In Jeffrey Epstein’s Little Black Book.” Unlike the social media influencers who went to the White House last Friday, Nally, a writer and filmmaker, used an unredacted copy of the book to call everyone in it — not only the rich socialites who patronized Epstein, but even the gardeners employed by him and the massage therapists who worked over the pervert.
It turns out his favorite picture was a 1970 release called The Man From O.R.G.Y., based on a bizarre, James Bond-knockoff sex comedy novel by the late Theodore Mark Gottfried, writing under the pseudonym Ted Mark. “It’s about a con man who travels the world under the guise of being a ‘sex researcher’ in order to spy for the US government,” Nally writes. “The novel begins with protagonist Steve Victor in Damascus for the kickoff of an ‘extensive survey of Arab and Oriental sex practices.’ There he is approached by a US diplomat and invited to the embassy. In short order, Victor is recruited to spy for the US government.”
The 1970 movie travels around the world to Paris, London, Barcelona, Hollywood and New York, but in reality, all of it was shot in and around San Juan, Puerto Rico. Victor is played by Robert Walker Jr., the son of the movie star Robert Walker and his short-term wife, the famed Hollywood actress Jennifer Jones, who left him to marry producer David O. Selznick. Victor duels Mafioso and spies of every color while traveling from brothel to brothel, seeking three women, each with a “mouse” tattooed upon their left butt cheek. The most elaborate of these brothels — the House of All Nations, said to be in Lisbon — is under the thumb of a female impersonator (Lynne Carter), masquerading as Phyllis Diller, Marlene Dietrich and Bette Davis!
You can’t find the movie on YouTube — no doubt, the CIA goons ordered it scrubbed — but a clip remains there from an admirer of Lynne Carter, sashaying long before RuPaul!
Sidney W. Pink, who had worked for many years in burlesque, produced the “pink” movie, a comedown from his heyday in the 1950s toying around with 3-D (Bwana Devil) and the surreal CineMagic process, used to mirror the surfaces of Mars in The Angry Red Planet. He had turned to pornography after working a spell in Denmark and Sweden, where he also produced the Godzilla rip-off Reptilicus at a fraction of what it would have cost in Hollywood.
As director for The Man From O.R.G.Y., Pink tabbed a veteran hand from Great Britain, James Hill, best known for the African wildlife saga Born Free. Hill had worked on the front lines as a documentary filmmaker in World War II. If you’ve seen the 1963 Steve McQueen adventure The Great Escape, you’ll have a sense of James Hill. The blind character played by Donald Pleasence, Lt. Col. Collin Blythe, is patterned after Hill.
In case you’re wondering, O.R.G.Y. stands for the Organization for the Rational Guidance of Youth. Obviously, Epstein took his mission quite rationally and seriously — at least two or three times a day!
The [Deep State] code has been broken. The shadow government that has been embedded in government has now been exposed.
The [Deep State] is still spying on Trump. Reports are that the Oval Office desk at the White House is bugged.
Now that Trump has his team in place, and Dan Bongino has been tapped as Deputy Directory pf the FBI, let the hunt begin. Here’s more from the X22 Report.
Why are so many federal workers mad because Elon Musk sent them an e-mail? He asked them to enumerate what they did in the past week? One reason why there was so much blowback to the email? The federal workers aren’t even going into work. Many are still acting like we’re in the Covid era, so they are continuing to “work” from home. The question becomes: Are they actually working? And, if so, what are they doing?
Is there a thriving black market dealing in baby parts? Is this why the former President Joe Biden left the orders wide open, so criminals could divert and kill children without consequences?
President Donald Trump is pledging “transparency” from his administration: A pledge to end the abject secrecy that has allowed thuggery and criminality, including fentanyl trafficking, to flourish. Here’s more from And We Know.
