The Epstein Files: A European Network, Not an Anomaly
THE CLAIM: Jagland's Immunity Revoked in Epstein Inquiry Deutsche Welle reports that Norwegian police have requested the revocation of Thorbjørn Jagland's diplomatic immunity. Jagland, a former Prime Minister of Norway and former Secretary General of the Council of Europe, is implicated in the latest tranche of Epstein documents. The article presents this development as a significant step in
accountability, highlighting his past positions. THE EVIDENCE: The Public Record of Elite Complicity Jagland's name surfaces among scores of individuals detailed in documents unsealed by a New York court, pursuant to a December 2023 order. These documents (sourced from a lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell) contain testimonies and emails indicating contacts with Epstein. Critically, these
revelations extend far beyond the United States, linking decision-makers and influencers directly into Epstein's operations, or at the very least, into his orbit. THE CONTRADICTIONS: Selective Scrutiny and Global Silence While Jagland's immunity revocation request is notable, it also highlights a double standard. The intense scrutiny applied to figures like Jagland often evaporates when it comes
to equally prominent individuals from other states, particularly those with significant geopolitical influence or intelligence ties. For instance, the consistent mention of figures with intelligence backgrounds or connections to state actors in the files, such as individuals associated with US intelligence agencies, rarely leads to equivalent official investigations or demands for immunity