25: The Construct: Jeffrey Epstein: Difference between revisions

<p><em>00:18:36</em><br>As a result, I now have a different situation; because I was making this prediction early on and I had no idea what turn of events would bring us to the present, I was quite vocal about something, which perhaps today-if I knew how things were going to end up-I would have said nothing at all. So I feel in fact a little bit more vulnerable having spoken out on this as if I know something, rather than just a person who found himself in remarkable circumstances and didn’t believe what he was being told. </p>

<p><em>00:19:11</em><br>And this is why I’m doing this right now. In part, I want to disgorge everything that I know or believe that I know about Jeffrey Epstein, so that it will be very clear to anybody who would attempt to intimidate me that there is nothing to be gained. I know nothing proprietary. I have no special inside information, and I want to get to how I came to believe that Jeff Epstein was quite likely the construct of an intelligence community, either ours in the US or somewhere else. So in order to do Responsible Conspiracy Theorizing, my first rule is that one should not attempt to allege a type of conspiracy that has never been encountered before. </p>

<p><em>00:19:54</em><br>Over the years, many conspiracies have been uncovered, and so we have a menu, if you will, of proven conspiracies with which we can try to figure out whether something is in fact possible. And to give you an idea, I’m going to list a small number of conspiracies that have been proven, and give you the idea of why these things figure in my imagination. And I think that what will happen over time is that you’ll see that I’ll refer to the same conspiracies over and over again, because they give us an idea of the boundaries of the possible. </p>

<p><em>00:20:26</em><br>First of all, one question: Is it possible that mainstream media can be weaponized by the intelligence community for the purpose of destroying a well-known individual? That is, as I am recording this, I am aware that the intelligence community could decide to tarnish or destroy or, in their words, cheapen my reputation, by planting stories in mainstream media. </p>

<p><em>00:20:53</em><br>In this case, I would point people to one of the most important examples we have, which is the destruction of Jean Seberg, the leading actress who was originally found by Otto Preminger to play Joan of Arc, and also used by Jean-Luc Godard in the film "Breathless" as the heroine. Jean Seberg was accused, due to her radical politics, active in the Black Panther Party, of cuckolding her husband, and bearing the child of a Black Panther in a news item that was planted by the FBI with Joyce Haber of the Los Angeles Times, later repeated by Newsweek. </p>

<p><em>00:21:32</em><br>The great thing about this is you don’t have to believe me; you can just look it up. </p>

<p><em>00:21:37</em><br>Does the US have the ability to assassinate its own people who may be trying to do good? Well, in the case of the person who invented the term, the Rainbow Coalition, this appears to be the case. It wasn’t Jesse Jackson. It was, in fact, a man named Fred Hampton, and my understanding is he was trying to get black street gangs to stop warring with each other to form a political coalition and was assassinated for his attempt to do so in his bed in Chicago, Illinois. So, this shows that assassinations by our intelligence community and our particular form of secret police, the FBI, is also possible. </p>

<p><em>00:22:15</em><br>Can you have a highly coordinated, silent hit with tremendous complexity going off almost without a hitch? I believe that the surveillance photos that we have seen in Dubai indicate that this has, in fact has occurred recently. I’m not going to say who carried out the hit, because that is not known, but it is widely believed to be a particular country that is not hard to guess. </p>

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<p><em>00:22:38</em><br>Is it possible to suicide someone? Normally we think of committing suicide as an individual action, but do we ever find the intelligence communities attempting to, in the sense of a transitive verb, "suicide" someone by letting them know that they will turn their life into a living hell, so that committing suicide is the only way out? In fact, this is, what the subject of the FBI’s letter by the hand of Sullivan to Martin Luther King Jr was when the attempt was to tell King that he was finished, and that if he didn’t commit suicide, that his legacy and his name would be tarnished. </p>

<p><em>00:23:16</em><br>Would an intelligence community ever contemplate using organized crime, such as La Cosa Nostra, in order to carry out an act that it didn’t want to do itself? This is what we found the comedian Dick Gregory was considered being subjected to when we found out that the FBI was thinking about having La Cosa Nostra be informed that he had been talking about union activities and labor racketeering. So yes, it is quite possible that the intelligence community would use organized crime; this is also a proven fact. </p>