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/pol/ - WarStrike Episode 110
Anonymous Argentina No.514987083
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/pol/ - Thread 514824198
Anonymous Argentina No.514842136
>1999 - 2000: Bill Clinton repeals Glass-Steagall and immediately Jeffrey Epstein founds a new company with the help of Bear Stearns (who owned 40%) called Liquid Funding a company that specializes in Callateralized Debt Obligations (CDOs) that had just become recently legal with the repeal of Glass-Steagall. CDO’s would later go on to become the cause of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.
>2003: Jeffrey Epstein initiates a sale of a Hedge Fund owned by Bear Stearns known as “Highbridge Capital” to JP Morgan and Epstein is paid $15 Million (likely much more off the books) for “Advice”
>2005: First victim comes forward who alleges her 14 year old step-daughter was paid $300 to “strip and massage” Jeffrey Epstein. This eventually escalates into a full investigation by the FBI in 2006.
>2006: One month after the federal investigation began into Jeffrey Epstein he invests 57 Million dollars into a Hedge Fund owned by Bear Stearns that focused on CDO’s. In July of 2006 Alexander Acosta (Future Secretary of Labor under Donald Trumps first term) with the help of Alan Dershowitz (Trump Impeachment Lawyer in 2020) Jeffrey Epstein negotiates a sweetheart Plea Deal and a “Non-Prosecution Agreement”, the FBI investigation is dropped, and all Epstein has to do is register as a Sex Offender.
>2007: On April 18th, 2007 Jeffrey Epstein pulls out 57 Million that he had invested the Bear Stearns Hedge Fund the year prior. At the time, the fund had a leverage ratio of 17:1, which meant for every dollar invested at that hedge fund there were 17 dollars worth of debt, Epsteins 57 million would have been the equivalent of pulling out over $1 BILLION from the CDO market which was about to burst; this resulted in the collapse of the fund and the collapse of Bear Stearns itself only a few weeks later.