Epstein EXPOSED: Trump, Mossad & The Elite’s Dark Secrets

Brief Summary

The video discusses the Jeffrey Epstein case, focusing on his connections to powerful figures and intelligence services, as well as the abuse of Virginia Giuffre and her subsequent suicide. It highlights the impunity enjoyed by the wealthy and privileged, and the need for independent media to hold them accountable.

  • Epstein's connections to intelligence agencies and powerful individuals allowed him to evade justice for years.
  • Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's victims, faced extensive abuse and trauma, ultimately leading to her death.
  • The lack of accountability for Epstein's enablers and abusers underscores the power and privilege of the elite.

Introduction: The Prince and the Pedophile

The speaker reflects on a film made six years prior about Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew, noting subsequent conversations with Virginia Giuffre, Epstein's victim. Giuffre shared details of the men she was trafficked to, a list the speaker believes President Trump may be trying to protect. The speaker suggests that the Epstein case is not boring, but rather a reflection of the American elite across business, politics, and academia. Both political parties seem less interested in transparency once in power.

Epstein's Connections and Complicity

Jeffrey Epstein was likely connected to American and Israeli intelligence services and possessed compromising material on powerful men, which contributed to his long-term impunity. Epstein represents an extreme example of the power, privilege, and impunity enjoyed by the wealthy elite who control the world. Virginia Giuffre was aware of Donald Trump's presence in Epstein's circle, noting their close friendship. Giuffre was recruited by Epstein while working at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. Trump once described Epstein as a "terrific guy" who likes women, particularly younger ones, as much as he does.

Trump's Involvement and the Epstein Papers

Despite a later falling out, Trump and Epstein were part of the same world. After becoming president, Trump released the Epstein papers, but the speaker claims these documents were heavily redacted compared to unredacted versions already in their possession, including flight logs and Epstein's "little black book." Alexander Acosta, Trump's labor secretary, reportedly stated he was told Epstein "belongs to intelligence" and should be left alone. The speaker reiterates Epstein's likely connections to intelligence services, similar to Ghislaine Maxwell's father, Robert Maxwell, who had extensive intelligence links and was eulogized by an Israeli prime minister for his contributions to Israel.

Virginia Giuffre's Suicide and Trauma

The speaker discusses the suicide of Virginia Giuffre, highlighting that her abuse by Epstein was not her first experience with abuse, as she had been abused throughout her childhood. Epstein and Maxwell targeted vulnerable individuals like Giuffre, who was "primed for abuse." Giuffre was angry with Epstein, his enablers, and particularly Ghislaine Maxwell, whom she called "Mary Poppins." Giuffre recounted being trafficked to numerous powerful men in business, politics, and world leadership, who often exhibited sadomasochistic tendencies.

Giuffre's Fight and the Elite's Impunity

Giuffre was particularly angered by Prince Andrew's arrogance and belief that he would evade accountability. Giuffre and other Epstein victims were enraged by the elitism of Epstein and his circle, who believed they were above the law and part of a gilded club of wealth, power, and connections. The speaker describes Epstein's "little black book" as primarily Ghislaine Maxwell's, containing hundreds of names and contact numbers. Maxwell acted as Epstein's "social lubricant," opening up social circles to him.

The Little Black Book and Epstein's Demeanor

The people who matter in the little black book also appear in the flight logs. The book contains over 20 telephone numbers connected to Bill Clinton, 14 to Donald Trump, 11 to Alan Dershowitz, seven to Ehud Barak, and 10 to Peter Mandelson. Jeffrey Epstein referred to Peter Mandelson as "Pety". While there is no suggestion of criminal wrongdoing by Peter Mandelson, one suspects Mandelson was attracted to the world of Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein always seemed to be smirking because he knew things you didn't.

Epstein's Death and Financial Background

Epstein's death is considered suspicious, with missing surveillance footage and prison officers who failed to check on him. Epstein had a murky financial background, including working in arms dealing and running a pyramid scheme with Steve Hoffenberg. Hoffenberg went to prison, but Epstein walked away scot-free. He later worked as a financial advisor to Les Wexner, CEO of Victoria's Secrets. In 2006-2007, Palm Beach Police launched a serious investigation into Epstein, but he received a lenient sentence with day release.

Lack of Justice and Virginia's Legacy

The men who abused the young girls trafficked by Epstein have largely evaded justice. Legal cases in the UK involving Prince Andrew did not progress, and Prince Andrew paid £12 million to Virginia's charity to settle with her. Virginia had been having a difficult time recently, and while her family does not suspect foul play in her death, the speaker emphasizes the lasting impact of the abuse she suffered. The faces of her abusers were etched into her soul.

Conclusion: Accountability and Independent Media

Virginia's story exemplifies how the powerful, wealthy, and privileged often escape accountability for their crimes. The speaker underscores the importance of independent media outlets like Double Down News and urges viewers to contribute to their Patreon.

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0:00 Six years ago, I made a film with Kathy Newman for Channel 4 called The Prince and the Pedophile about Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew. In the wake of that film, I had a series of very lengthy telephone conversations with Virginia Duffrey, who was Jeffrey Epstein's best known victim. Virginia told me all the men she was farmed out to. And that in itself is a lengthy and horrifying list of men. And it would not surprise me at all if President Trump was striving to protect those people. I don't understand why the Jeffrey Epstein case would be of interest to anybody. It's pretty boring stuff. These people who gathered around Epstein were not outlandish freaks. They weren't outcasts. They were a very representative sample of the American business, political, and academic world,

0:46 the American elite. So, it's hardly surprising that both parties when they're out of power demanding openness and transparency around this case, once they're in power, seem to be a lot less interested in all the names coming out. He's dead. He's gone. It's all been a big hoax. It's perpetrated by the Democrats and some stupid Republicans and foolish Republicans fall into the net. Jeffrey Epstein was very probably connected to the intelligence services, to American intelligence services, and to Israeli intelligence. He quite possibly had compromat compromising material tapes, recordings of powerful men. All of this will have contributed to why he got away with his actions for so long. But also, you have to see Epstein as an albeit extreme example of

1:34 the power and the privilege and the impunity of the tiny elite of fabulously rich people who effectively run the world today. Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? This guy's been talked about for years. Virginia was certainly aware of Donald Trump as a sleazy presence around Jeffrey Epstein and moved in exactly the same world. In fact, there was clearly a period where they were quite close friends, although she was clear that she was never abused by him. Although Virginia was recruited by Jeffrey Epstein while working at Donald Trump's Florida home, Mara Lago. In a magazine profile in 2002, Donald Trump described Jeffrey Epstein as a terrific guy, likes

2:19 women almost as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side. Trump and Epstein seems subsequently to have had a falling out, but they were absolutely part of that world together. Epstein died in a prison cell. Today, Donald Trump is president of America after coming to power. Trump got the Justice Department to release the Epstein papers. I don't think there was a single document that hasn't been sitting on my computer for six years. It was a completely bogus exercise. And actually what was significant was the documents released by Trump's justice department were heavily redacted whereas the versions we had were unredacted. I have the flight logs. I have the little black book. So Alexander Aosta who was Trump's secretary for labor in the first administration back at the time Epstein was arrested in 2007 2008 he was the US

3:07 attorney for southern Florida in his hearings to take the job of secretary for labor for Trump he reportedly said that he had been told Epstein belongs to intelligence leave him alone. It seems to me absolutely clear Epstein had connections to the intelligence services probably to Mosad, probably to the American intelligence services. Of course, Gileain Maxwell's father, Robert Maxwell, is well known as having had extensive links to the intelligence services. Robert Maxwell was buried on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. His funeral was attended by six former heads of Israeli intelligence and he was eulogized by the serving Israeli prime minister Yitzk Shamir who said he has done more for Israel than can today be

3:54 told. Robert Maxwell very definitely moved in that world. Whether Jeffrey Epstein had connections to the intelligence services in the same way that Robert Maxwell did, I should think it's quite likely. So, I woke up on the morning of April the 26th to the terrible news of the suicide in Australia of Virginia Duffrey, who's the best known of Jeffrey Epstein's victims. The thing about Virginia was the abuse she suffered at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein was not the first abuse she had suffered. She'd been abused throughout her childhood. One of the the repellent things about people like Elaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein is they home in on they have an instinct for the vulnerable for people who in Virginia's own words have been primed for abuse. She was angry obviously with Jeffrey Epstein. She was angry with the fallanks of women

4:40 that surrounded Jeffrey Epstein and were his enablers and facilitators. Particularly she was angry with Galain Maxwell Mary [ __ ] Poppins she used to call her. She would say, "I'd never have gone to that man's house if it hadn't been for that woman with her posh English accent." And of course, also during those long conversations, we talked about the men she had been farmed out to. She was abused by Jeffrey Epstein. She was abused by Gileain Maxwell, who she was quite clear was an abuser, a very sadistic abuser, as well as being a facilitator. Virginia told me she was then abused by a whole string of men who Jeffrey Epstein presented her to them sort of on a plate as a sort of gift. Prominent men from the worlds of business and politics in the United

5:25 States, obviously Prince Andrew, world leaders. And what was extraordinary was you discovered that when very powerful men who can pretty much have whatever they like in life are offered a 16-year-old girl on a plate, bizarrely, what they seem to want to do is to hurt her. The number of them who were Seda masochistic was extraordinary. One of them very nearly killed Virginia. Virginia was a very strong woman, apart from this one man who she was terrified of. She used to say, "I'd go for him if I didn't have children." uh because I have children, I won't do that. I remember talking to Virginia about her watching the Prince Andrew interview. She was furious. She was so angry watching that interview. And what

6:11 angered her was his arrogance, his belief that he would get away with it. I can tell you categorically. I don't remember meeting her. Nobody can prove whether or not that photograph has been doctorred. I didn't sweat at the time because I um had suffered what I would describe as an overdose of adrenaline in the Falklands war when I was shot at. And I remember she said that 1% they believe they are above the law. That 1%. Now you listen to other Epstein victims talking at length in interviews and they say exactly the same thing. The thing that absolutely enraged them and repelled them was the elitism of Epstein and all of the people who

6:57 surrounded them. The belief they were above the law. The belief they existed in this gilded club of wealth, power, influence, and connections. It was a gilded club they belonged to. And very firmly, you did not. And anyone who did not belong to that club was worthless. We had Jeffrey Epstein's infamous little black book. It was enormous. hundreds and hundreds of names. The first thing to understand about the little black book, and this isn't commonly understood, is it was really Gain Maxwell's book, and you can tell this because the numbers for the most part have American prefixes, but they don't when it's a British number. So, for the most part, it's her book. Virginia used to point out Jeffrey was actually a rather weird, strange, nerdy person. What Gileain did was she was his sort of

7:44 social lubricant. She opened up social worlds to him. This was Galain's entry point to his world. It was her selling point and she was keen to show off. The people who matter in the little black book are people who also appear in the notorious flight logs. And also in the little black book who have numerous numbers. There are over 20 telephone numbers connected to Bill Clinton. Donald Trump 14 numbers. Alan Dersevitz 11 numbers. There are seven numbers for audac former prime minister of Israel. also 10 numbers for Peter Mandelson who is now the British ambassador to the United States. Of course, there are two pictures, of course, that exist of Mandlesson with Epstein. And they're not pictures at some public event where they just happen to be standing near each other. The first one, they're out shopping together. They're the only two

8:31 people in the picture. The second one, it's clearly Epstein's birthday. Somebody's bringing him a cake. Jeffrey Epstein referred to Peter Mleston as Pety. That was Jeffrey Epstein's name for Peter Medson. He called him Pety. Why was Peter Mendlesson spending time with Jeffrey Epstein? It's a really interesting question. We have to be crystal clear. There is absolutely no suggestion that Peter Mandlesson was involved in any criminal wrongdoing. One suspects Mandlesson was attracted to the whole world of Jeffrey Epstein and certainly the image that Jeffrey Epstein sought to convey of moving in a mysterious world, a mysterious closed world of power, influence and connections. I remember talking to one man who knew Epstein well and he said,

9:16 "My memory of Jeffrey is he was always smirking. He was always smirking." I said, "What was he smirking about?" And he thought for a bit and he said he was smirking because he knew things you didn't. He wanted to convey the image anyway that he was part of a closed world of connections and power and secret maneuverings that you could never enter. He knew secrets about an awful lot of people and obviously there's speculation around his death. He had been placed in a cell where he was on suicide watch. He was taken out of that cell. His cellmate was taken away and on the night he died, the two prison officers who were meant to be regularly checking on him slept through the night. The American government has now released surveillance footage from the prison where Epstein died. 3 minutes of that

10:03 surveillance footage are missing. Those are the the bold facts. It's clearly an extremely suspicious death. Jeffrey Epstein was a financia. He'd originally worked at Bear Sterns. He'd been sacked from Bear Sterns for sort of fiddling his expenses. In the 80s he worked in a very murky world in the world of arms dealing and I suspect made lots of connections there. He then went into businesses with this man called Steve Hoffenberg and they basically ran a pyramid scheme in the early 90s. Hoffenberg was sent to prison for quite a long time. Jeffrey walked away scot-free, one of the early mysteries in Epstein's life. He then worked as sort of financial adviser to Les Wexner who was the CEO of Victoria's Secrets and seems to have made a lot of money from him. Around 2006 2007 the Palm Beach

10:49 Police down in Florida where he had a home launched a very serious investigation into Epstein and gathered a load of information on him, a mass of evidence on him. Now had he been a poor black man, he would have spent the rest of his life in prison. There's absolutely no doubt about that. He got a ridiculous sweetheart deal about a year in prison. He had day release. He was actually able to go and work at his office. He got a punishment that in no way fitted his crimes at all. Justice didn't catch up with him again for more than a decade until he was arrested in 2019. Epstein died in 2019, but the the cery of men who he farmed these young girls out to for the most part have just walked away scot-free from all of this. Virginia was very frustrated that the legal cases in the UK didn't go

11:35 anywhere. Now, under legislation at the time, as I understand it, Prince Andrea actually wasn't guilty of a crime. The age of consent was was 16. She was 17. Jeffrey Epstein and Gain Maxwell potentially were guilty of a crime, trafficking. But having been initially greatly encouraged by the attitude of the police, suddenly that went nowhere. Virginia was never able to establish why. But one can only assume that pressure was brought on the police from above. So Prince Andrew is reported he eventually paid12 million pounds to Virginia's charity to settle with Virginia. Now of course this is money ultimately that comes from us. I mean Prince Andrew doesn't never earn 12 million quid in his life. It was essentially us the public that ultimately paid for Prince Andrew's

12:21 alleged crimes. Now as for Virginia, it was clear that in recent months she'd been having a bad time. She posted recently following apparently a car accident. I think she was going through a very messy divorce. I actually reached out to her on the number I used to have for her, but I didn't get a response. Inevitably, there are conspiracy theories around her death. Her family don't seem to feel there is anything suspect or suspicious about her death. But what I would say, Virginia used to say to me, "Sometimes I don't get the exact date right. Sometimes I get the locations wrong, but believe me, you never forget the face of a disgusting old man grinding away on top of you. And I think the faces of those men were

13:07 etched into her soul. She was a very brave, courageous, fun woman. She and the other women were told they were nothing. They were worthless. She took back the power and transferred the shame. But within her she clearly carried around this enormous enormous weight. The enormous weight of a whole childhood of abuse. It would seem that in the end that weight crushed her. And even if they were not directly responsible for her death, Jeffrey Epstein, Gain Maxwell, and all of the other men who abused her, all of whom have walked away scot-free, they are all responsible for her death. Virginia's Ju story is a casebook study in how the powerful, the wealthy, and

13:53 the privileged are all too often not called to account for their crimes. And it flags up more than ever the need we have for independent media outlets like Doubledown. And I would urge you to contribute to Doubledown News through Patreon.

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