Leaks show how a foreign influence network governs the world's most powerful nation through seduction, dependence and capture
The Epstein leaks have reopened a door many in Washington hoped would remain sealed. Not the door of gossip - though the media is content to drown the public in that - but the door that leads into the machinery of American power.
These leaks do not merely reveal the fall of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. They expose an unholy triangle of money, politics and sex, whose central thread leads to a foreign influence network that has learned to govern the world’s most powerful nation through seduction, dependence and capture.
This is not a conspiracy theory. It is not an antisemitic delusion. It is what the documents show, and what Washington’s behaviour confirms. And it is what the Epstein files illuminate with violent clarity.
They show, firstly, that Epstein was never simply a brilliant fraud who climbed from obscure maths teacher to wealthy elite. He was a facade - the social face of an intelligence apparatus designed to corrupt, compromise and control.
His network was not accidental. His closest confidante, Ghislaine Maxwell, was the daughter of Robert Maxwell, long reported to have worked closely with Israeli intelligence. His investments flowed into ventures led by Ehud Barak, the former Israeli prime minister who visited him repeatedly, even after Epstein’s conviction for procuring a child for prostitution. Barak headed Carbyne, an Israeli security tech firm in which Epstein quietly placed funds.
Investigations by Drop Site make the picture even clearer. Epstein was not just socially adjacent to Israeli intelligence; he was operationally useful. The outlet’s reporting shows that his Manhattan home hosted senior Israeli intelligence officer Yoni Koren for extended stretches.
It also reveals that Epstein helped broker a security agreement between Israel and Mongolia, tried to establish a backchannel with Russia during the Syria war, and facilitated a security deal between Israel and Cote d’Ivoire. These were not social favours. They were state-level services. (more...)
Epstein saga exposes Israel's iron grip on US power
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