Epstein's 'Suicide' Sparks Unsurprising Questions About Intelligence Ties
Newsweek reports on federal prosecutor Geoffrey Berman being pressed about Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged ties to the CIA and Mossad. This isn't a 'conspiracy theory'; it's a pattern as old as intelligence agencies themselves. Remember the 'Iran-Contra affair,' where shadowy figures operated above the law? Or Project MKUltra, where the CIA allegedly experimented on unwitting citizens? These aren't
theories, but documented historical facts often downplayed or forgotten by outlets now feigning shock at Epstein's alleged handlers. The media's collective gasp at the suggestion of Epstein's connections to agencies like the Mossad, specifically through Ghislaine Maxwell’s father, Robert Maxwell—himself a documented Israeli intelligence operative—is telling. It raises a cynical eyebrow one might
assume would be reserved only for independent journalists. It is almost as if the implications of such a network, weaponizing blackmail for geopolitical leverage, are simply too inconvenient for polite Washington Post op-eds or the evening news to fully explore. One might wonder if some secrets are simply too 'strategic' to ever see the light of day. Why is it always the most egregious cases of
abuse that seem inextricably linked to the very networks meant to protect national security?