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>>512169323
>new leftist cope
If you haven't seen Whitney Webb's research into Jeffrey Epstein, then you would realize this goes beyond left and right. Epstein has been the "money manager" for Gates, Trump, and the founders of Google since the 90s. Epstein is directly connected to the 2008 Crash picrel. This is goes beyond just raping children
>>512073087
Bear Sterns was highly responsible for the 2008 crash, and Jeffrey Epstein just happened to be a high paid consultant for them at the time picrel
>>512011518
>didn't make his money through nefarious means
Epstein was at the center of the 2008 global financial collapse. He personally tanked Bear Sterns by exposing them to Sub Prime. The Feds bailed them out, which reassured the markets, until 6 months later when Lehman Brothers needed a bail out (and they were 50% larger than Bear Sterns) but the Feds let them collapse, which made everyone around the globe shit their pants and start the domino effect of collapsing markets. Which ultimately let JP Morgan, Goldmansack, and BlackRock buy up everything for pennies on the dollar.
Memory Holes
So are we just supposed to forget that Jeffery Epstein helped collapse Bear Stearns and bring about a Global Depression? Or that it was none other than JP Morgan that swooped in to buy up Bear Stearns for pennies?

Not to mention BlackRock's involvement.
>In May 2009, BlackRock Solutions was retained by the U.S. Treasury Department[34] to analyze, unwind, and price the toxic assets that were owned by Bear Stearns, American International Group, Freddie Mac, Morgan Stanley, and other financial firms that were affected in the 2008 financial crisis.[35][36] The Federal Reserve allowed BlackRock to superintend the $130 billion-debt settlement of Bear Stearns and American International Group.
A company named Highbridge Capital Management, LLC paid Epstein 15 million for his "services", it was sold to JPMorgan and this was while Epstein was still at Bear Stearns in the 2009 at the center of the sub prime mortgage crisis.

See here: >>510500654