Trump lawsuit funder Reid Hoffman, who says he cares about survivors of abuse, visited Epstein’s Island after Epstein was convicted on charges of raping underage teens. Earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal reported that Hoffman visited Epstein’s Little St. James Island in the Caribbean and also made plans to stay at Epstein’s New York City townhouse, back in 2014.
Hoffman, the founder of LinkedIn, commands a fortune of some $2 billion, so much he hardly needs to be spreading the sheets at his friends’ houses.
Now we learn that Hoffman contributed the funding to enable E. Jean Carroll, a former Elle Magazine advice columnist, to sue former President Donald Trump. She brought battery and defamation charges relating to a supposed rape that occurred in a New York department store dressing room nearly 30 years ago. It’s so long ago, that Carroll can’t even remember if the alleged incident happened in late 1995 or early 1996. Here’s more from Robert Gouveia.
Leftist trash media Buzzfeed is closing its doors and laying off much of its staff. Founder Jonah Peretti told staff on Thursday that “the company can no longer continue to fund BuzzFeed News” and would be looking to make substantial redundancies across the company.
Here’s more from Glenn Greenwald.
He also covers another threat of censorship by the left as a Democratic delegate to the U.S. Congress — Stacey Plaskett from the U.S. Virgin Islands — threatens journalist Matt Taibbi with jail. Taibbi headed a team of reporters that has been exposing raw censorship abuses committed by Twitter before Elon Musk cleaned up the derelict social media platform.
The entire [Deep State] is exposed: The censoring, corrupt Department of Justice, FBI, CDC, Epstein and. now, the Plandemic is being exposed.
All movies are playing at the same time and the people of the US are waking up to it all. Nothing can stop this. Nothing.
As more evidence comes out, it is going to get worse and worse for the [Deep State]. This is why they are preparing for riots and chaos. Playbook known. More from the X22 Report.
Jeffrey Epstein withdrew as much as a million dollars in cash per year, much of it involving “sugar daddy” money. So say documents now on court record as part of the U.S. Virgin Islands’ lawsuit against Epstein’s former bank — J.P. Morgan Chase.
The financier was often withdrawing cash in large sums, up to $80,000 at a time, not only to pay for child trafficking but also to reward his child handlers. Here, Robert Gouveia digs into the latest documents in the newly amended complaint.
Robot cops are coming to New York City! And guess what? Unlike real crimes, which the city ignores, New York city is not going to look kindly if you bust up one of their robot cops. In that event, you’re likely to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Jason Bermas gets into Big Botters while also covering the U.S. Virgin Islands lawsuit against J.P. Morgan Chase for cozying up to Jeffrey Epstein.
In a complaint, made public on Wednesday, the U.S. Virgin Islands said J.P. Morgan compliance officials urged the bank to sever ties with Epstein years before it did so in 2013. The complaint also reveals that Epstein’s behavior was so widely known at J.P. Morgan that senior executives joked about his interest in young girls.
One example: Mary Erdoes, now head of asset and wealth management, in 2008 “received an email asking her whether Epstein was at an event ‘with Miley Cyrus,'” the singer and actress then starring in Disney Channel’s hit show Hannah Montana.
Google Founder Sergey Brin is among four powerful business executives receiving subpoenas in the U.S. Virgin Islands’ Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit. The civil lawsuit was filed against J.P. Morgan Chase Bank for retaining Epstein as a client, while the U.S. Virgin Islands says bank officials, including CEO and chairman Jamie Dimon, knew he had been arrested and jailed on pedophile charges.
Besides Brin, others who received subpoenas included Thomas Pritzer, the executive chairman of the Hyatt Hotels, U.S. News & World Report publisher Mortimer Zuckerman and Michael Ovitz, former president of the Walt Disney Corporation.
The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news, could not say precisely why these four were issued subpoenas, but it’s known that they were asked to provide documents and communications about Epstein and his private resort in the U.S. Virgin Islands, as well as any particular evidence tying him to the J.P. Morgan Chase Bank.
Here’s more from attorney Robert Gouveia, who also delves into the role of CSAM, or child sex abuse material, in this case. The material sounds quite horrific and graphic, but rest assured, the CSAM is not depicted or reproduced here.
Meanwhile, feds in West Palm Beach, Florida, have arrested attorney Michael Dolce on charges of downloading more than 2,000 images of child sexual abuse to his home computers. Dolce was a partner in the law firm of Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, but the firm promptly laid him off.
More importantly, he was one of the Democratic National Committee’s attorneys in charge of suing former President Donald trump in relationship to the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, 2021. Here’s more from WPBF 25 News, an ABC outlet in Florida.
J.P. Morgan Case chairman and chief executive officer Jamie Dimon will give sworn testimony in May on the bank’s decision to retain Jeffrey Epstein as a client despite his sex trafficking.
British newspapers are reporting on the case, while their American counterparts — the fake news — remains completely silent on Epstein. That’s because the American press has done little except cover up for Epstein from the very beginning.
Dimon’s sworn testimony will be behind closed doors. It’s part of a trial brought against the J.P. Morgan Chase Bank by the U.S. Virgin Islands, where Epstein has his home in the Caribbean. Here’s more from Jason Bermas.
When will we see Ghislaine Maxwell’s client list? How about the full Epstein Island flight logs? Will these pedophile criminals escape forever or finally be brought to justice? Here’s the latest ChristianPatrioticNews video, drawing upon Q-posts for possible leads on Epstein, as well as his allies in Pedowood, formerly Hollywood. Also covered: The Vatican and symbolism concerning the Federal Reserve.
Here’s a new theory on Jeffrey Epstein’s far-flung criminal operation. We know he engaged in blackmailing elites after filming them engaged in sex with underage children. But did he also gather intelligence by tapping directly into international phone cables? That’s a theory explored here on JustInformed Talk.
Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s partner who procured youngsters for his sex trafficking activities, also operated a submarine as part of her so-called TerraMar Project. Sometimes, she would ferry elite guests — like the astronomer Stephen Hawking — to Epstein’s Little St. James Island on her submarine.That way, they could secretly indulge their fantasies.
JustInformed Talk suggests Maxwell also could have used the submarine to tap into “chokepoints” on the phone cable lines that connect North & South America with Europe and Africa. These cables exist along the sea floor across the Caribbean, and there are multiple cables near Epstein’s Little St. James Island.
We now have court records showing how Epstein talked with banking executive from J.P. Morgan Chase about “Snow White” and “Beauty and the Beast.” It’s assumed those are underage sex slaves. But could they also be referring to specific cables? The banking officer might well pay for intelligence on, say, one company preparing to buy another company, or legislative changes that could impact the industry. Similarly, the same information could be sold to spy agencies, like the CIA or Mossad.
Senator Marco Rubio demands Pete Buttigieg resign for his multiple failures as Secretary of the Department of Transportation. New photos surface of Pete and Norfolk Southern CEO, and Ted Cruz says Pete should focus on his job and not on politics. Meanwhile, Pete blames Trump for the accident and FEMA denied Ohio Aid. Josh Hawley responds with a demand for hearings.
New filings in the case of U.S. Government of the Virgin Island vs. J.P. Morgan related to Jeffrey Epstein are raising eyebrows. A memo opposing J.P. Morgan’s motion to dismiss shares troubling emails between Jeffrey Epstein and former Barclays CEO Jes Staley. More from Robert Gouveia on Watching the Watchers.
