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Jeffrey Epstein: A Deep Dive

The death of Virginia Giuffre brings Jeffrey Epstein front and center once again. Did Giuffre commit suicide, as the fake news alleges, or was she murdered by one of Jeffrey Epstein’s super-rich and highly compromised accomplices? And who, exactly, could those accomplices be?

Here, one of the more visible conspiracy theory investigators of late — Ian Carroll — takes us on a deep dive into the closeted world of Jeffrey Epstein. Billed as a debate, sponsored by ZeroHedge, the nearly two-hour video features two eminently knowledgeable participants. They most certainly do not agree on every point across the board. Up first is Nick Bryant, a longtime journalist who has deeply probed into the realm of pedophiles, particularly while researching his book The Franklin Scandal: A Story of Powerbrokers, Child Abuse & Betrayal. Joining them shortly after the opening: Ryan Dawson, host of The AntiNeoCon Report.

In a nutshell, Bryant offers the strongest support for possible CIA involvement with Epstein’s scandalous affairs. Bryant discusses Operation Midnight Climax, a side-project within Project MKUltra. Ongoing from 1953 until 1973, Operation Midnight Climax involved the CIA hiring prostitutes to have sex with unwitting “normies” at safe houses in San Francisco, New York and elsewhere. These normies would be given drugs, quite often LSD, and the CIA would watch to see how the sex and drugs loosened the tongues of these dupes. Brainwashing techniques would often be used as well.

Like MKUltra, Operation Midnight Climax came to a horrid end. It was found that CIA had not only been abusing Americans without any advance consent or knowledge, but agents were also partaking of the prostitutes and drugs. In 1975, the U.S. Congress, through a panel led by Sen. Frank Church, and President Gerald Ford, through a commission led by Nelson Rockefeller, attempted to investigate the MKUltra excesses, but CIA Director Richard Helms had already destroyed all records pertaining to these programs in 1973.

Ryan Dawson discounts CIA involvement with Epstein, arguing the sexual abuse that occurred on Epstein’s resort island and at his mansions and getaways across the United States and Paris, France, bears the hallmarks of Mossad — the chief intelligence arm of the Israeli government. The videotaping that occurred was designed to blackmail victims, presumably so they would cater to Israel’s intelligence needs and desires. Dawson traces the rise of Epstein back to the Sonneborn Institute, named after Rudolf Sonneborn — a New York-based oil executive who pushed for the founding of Israel and secured arms and military weapons for the Israeli militia after the close of World War II.

Bryant says Epstein clearly was working for Israel, but he adds that Epstein could not have compromised so many Americans –including presidents, senators and governors — without the knowledge and tacit participation, if not outright involvement, of the CIA. After all, Epstein had operations in Florida, New Mexico and New York, as well as in the U.S. Virgin Islands. “I have a tendency to believe they (Mossad and the CIA) were working together,” Bryant says.