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Jeffrey Epstein's journal made public, includes 97 pages of contact info for victims, celebs, UK, US, and Israeli politicians

Sara Nathan and Martin Gould
The Daily Mail
Tue, 06 Jan 2015 17:49 UTC
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© UnknownPrince Andrew is photographed with Virginia Roberts in 2001. Roberts accused the prince of having sex with her
Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire child abuser friend of Prince Andrew , cultivated an extraordinary range of contacts - from President Bill Clinton to Mick Jagger - it is revealed today.

Court documents obtained by MailOnline disclose how Epstein kept multiple phone numbers, email and home addresses for the great and the good on both sides of the Atlantic.

The document was presented as an exhibit as lawyers sought a court's permission to take evidence from Bill Clinton and his staff, for whom Epstein had 21 numbers, all under the name of his former advisor Doug Band.

Epstein also had multiple contact details for a string of celebrities, including the Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger; Donald Trump's ex-wife Ivana and their daughter Ivanka; and a series of women recorded under 'massage' in the document, nicknamed 'The Holy Grail' by a former employee.

The contents of the document are disclosed by MailOnline as Prince Andrew, the Queen's second son, fights back against allegations that he had sex with Virginia Roberts - who claims she was kept by Epstein as a 'sex slave' - when she was a 17-year-old minor.

Comment: While it's obvious that not all those in Epstein's contact list were probably customers of his 'services', it's equally obvious that someone running a sex slave ring would keep contact information of his clientele. And, with the inclusion of a string of female contacts under his 'massage' category, this list obviously contained sensitive 'business' information. Therefore it is likely that many found on this list (especially the psychopathic US, UK, and Israeli politicians) were on more than a friendly footing with Epstein and his disgusting sex trade.

If there is any justice in this world this needs to be blown wide open.

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2015: Should we be optimistic?

Dmitry Orlov
Club Orlov
Tue, 06 Jan 2015 17:28 UTC
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This may seem like an odd line of reasoning to pursue given what everyone else seems to be saying. Some are thinking that 2015 will be a repeat of 2014 with a few incremental changes (always a safe bet, but makes for boring reading) while others are warning of the potential for a nuclear confrontation between the US and Russia (always a possibility, on par with an asteroid strike or a supernova in our galactic vicinity). But this is all more of the same. The interesting question to ask is, How has the ground shifted in 2014, if indeed it has?

To my mind, the really interesting development of 2014 is that the world as a whole (with a few minor exceptions) has become quite lucid on the topic of what the United States, as a global empire, is and stands for. It is now very commonly and completely understood that:

1. The United States is an evil empire, attempting not so much to rule the world as to disrupt it to its short-term advantage.

2. The United States is failing, as an empire and as a country, and no amount of fraud, mayhem, torture and murder is going to save it.

3. The United States is still quite powerful and can cause massive damage on its way down. This damage must be contained, while plans are drawn up for an international arrangement that will arise upon its demise.
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Jeffrey Epstein had email addresses, 21 phone numbers for Bill Clinton


The Smoking Gun
Mon, 05 Jan 2015 17:11 UTC
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Now that Prince Andrew has found himself ensnared in the sleazy sex slave story of wealthy degenerate Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton can't be too far behind.

Epstein, who paid teenage girls for naked massages at his Palm Beach, Florida mansion, is a convicted sex offender whose circle of powerful friends has included financiers, celebrities, politicians, and scientists.

In fact, Epstein, 61, has maintained many of these relationships even after pleading guilty in 2008 to a felony charge stemming from a lengthy probe of his lewd interaction with scores of underage girls, many of whom were recruited while they were students at a Palm Beach high school.

Epstein is pictured above in his most recent sex offender registry photo.

Comment: Why is it that pedophile scum like Epstein always seem to have a "circle of powerful friends [that] include[s] financiers, celebrities, politicians, and scientists"? The answer is quite simple: they, too, are pedophile scum. It's past time the truth came out, instead of being covered up with a trail of miscarriage of justice, murder, and lies (witness Franklin and Dutroux for just 2 examples).

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Alleged perverts Prince Andrew, Epstein and Alan Dershowitz weighing 'legal' options

Catherine Mayer
The Telegraph (UK)
Mon, 05 Jan 2015 15:39 UTC
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© Swen Pförtner—Picture-Alliance/AP Prince Andrew, Duke of York, visits Georg August University in Goettingen, Germany on June 3, 2014.
In September 2013 armed police confronted a suspected intruder in the lush gardens of Buckingham Palace, provoking the target of their suspicions to howl with outrage: "Do you know who I am?" The officers offered apologies for failing to recognize Prince Andrew, but the Queen's second son, fifth in line to the British throne, might not now be embroiled in controversy if he hadn't been groping for an answer to the same question for more than a decade. Since retiring from the Royal Navy in 2001, he has been more at sea than ever.

The controversy relating to the disgraced U.S. financier Jeffrey Epstein shows no signs of dying down any time soon, no matter that Andrew is "incredibly clear" in the words of a royal source that he has done nothing wrong. A legal process against Epstein in the U.S. must take its course and Virginia Roberts, one of the litigants, is reported to be mulling a tell-all book. The palace usually refuses to comment on matters relating to the private lives of the royals but has been bounced into making two extraordinary statements, the first on Jan. 2 rejecting "any suggestion of impropriety with underage minors" by the Prince as "categorically untrue"; the second on Jan. 4 referring to Andrew by his official title. "It is emphatically denied," said the palace, "that HRH The Duke of York had any form of sexual contact or relationship with Virginia Roberts. The allegations made are false and without any foundation."


Comment: We can't say we're surprised, especially regarding the allegations against Dershowitz. He has been one of most rabid, mendacious, vociferous 'defenders' of Israel's barbarity for years. When his lies are exposed, he simply lies some more. He is vicious, energetic, and has absolutely no regard for truth or justice. In other words, he's a psychopath, pure and simple. See: Implicating Prince Andrew, Dershowitz, even Bill Clinton, this scandal has the potential to eclipse that of Franklin (which implicated George H.W. Bush, among others, as violent pedophiles). If there were any justice in the world, these men would be rotting in prison.

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Best of British? UK government caught lying to UN about rampant child sex abuse in pedophile colony of St Helena


RT
Tue, 06 Jan 2015 16:07 UTC
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Britain's Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) admits it made an "erroneous" report to the UN when it denied that child abuse was rife in the British overseas territory of St Helena.

The FCO has been accused of lying to the United Nations over "endemic" child sex abuse in the remote South Atlantic island to cover up allegations, including a case of a police officer having raped a four-year-old girl and another police officer having "mutilated a two-year-old."

Two child protection whistleblowers who worked on the island are now suing the FCO and the UK Department for International Development for constructive dismissal.

Claire Gannon and Martin Warsama, UK social workers who worked on St Helena, which has 4,000 inhabitants, were shocked by what they found on the island. They said they were victimized after reporting abuse, then were threatened and eventually forced to leave.

The FCO then commissioned a report by children's charity the Lucy Faithfull Foundation. The report was not published, but the findings were leaked to the whistleblower website. It found there was a "persistent" culture of abusing teenage girls and a "cultural acceptance of the premature sexualization of children" on St Helena. Girls were subjected to "violent and brutal" attacks, the report said.

Comment: What else can we add except to say that this is how the British elite would have things everywhere they went, including in the UK itself, if only 'those other people with their weird conventions' were not in their way. The pedophocracy is global thanks, in large part, to the British Empire. The British Foreign Office, by the way, is still extremely influential within the Western imperial system. It's also, apparently, still extremely evil.

See also:

UK 'Establishment': Unmasking psychopathic faces - Pedophilia and murder in VERY high places

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Sott Exclusive: Police are the new gestapo, able to brutalize, steal and murder on a whim, and get away with it

Brently Kopopolous
Sott.net
Tue, 06 Jan 2015 01:43 UTC
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It's a bit sad that, as each new US police brutality story breaks, I'm less and less surprised. When I was growing up, I was always taught that the police were there to help. It's a shame that today, the notion of police being there to "protect and serve" is a fairytale, something only the most naive could believe.

I want to highlight several recent stories of police brutality because the nature of what has been happening is so mind blowing, that when these incidents are viewed together, they give a pretty stark portrait of something extremely rotten in the state of my country.

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© YouTubeTimothy Whittle
The first story is that of Timothy Whittle, who cops 'Tased' and face-kicked while he was on the ground with his hands up. Granted, Whittle was allegedly manufacturing meth in a garage and his arrest came at the end of a high-speed chase. That doesn't, however, entitle the arresting officers to torture and assault him. He was compliant, and I bet his pursuers were angry that he had the gumption to defy them. If you watch the video, you can clearly see how the second officer runs over and kicks the guy for no reason while he's handcuffed on the ground. Then when he reacts to getting face-kicked, they tase him.

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© KWCHJohn Paul Quintero, 23 years old, was unarmed when killed by police
Just a few days ago a family called police to help with their son who was "acting out" - the police solved the problem by killing the son. This is yet another story of a mentally disturbed individual being executed for no good reason. John Paul Quintero, who had recently turned 23, was drunk and confrontational. He was in a car outside his family's home talking to his father. When the cops showed up, he refused to follow their orders and was tased. That didn't work and in order to justify murdering him they used the old 'going for his waistband' excuse. Of course, Quintero was unarmed, but two shots to his midsection and a few hours later he was dead and his family devastated.
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North Korea rebuttal at UN - U.S. the biggest violator of human rights in the world


Global Research
Mon, 05 Jan 2015 02:37 UTC
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DPRK Permanent Mission to the UN

Today the U.S. and other Western countries are increasingly cracking down on the human rights of the peoples of their countries, including on their socio-economic and cultural rights as well as on political freedom and rights.

In the U.S., whose population accounts for 5% of the world's population, prisoners there account for 25% of the total number of prisoners in the world. Today, when the world is rushing to scale a new peak of human civilization, medieval torture and other kinds of human rights violations are being committed in the prison camps of the U.S.

Racial discrimination in the U.S., a self-proclaimed model country in the field of human rights, is cutting a wide swath with official and open sanction.

The chain of murders of innocent young black people committed by white policemen recently threw the whole world into a state of consternation.

Many working people, denied the rights to an existence and work, are wandering the streets as unemployed in the U.S. and other Western countries.

Extreme selfishness, misanthropy and such crimes as murder, robbery, rape, prostitution, racial discrimination, and discrimination and maltreatment of American Indians and immigrants are prevalent in American society, and people live in constant fear and misery.

Under the signboard of "defending human rights" the U.S. launches aggressive wars, enslaving peoples of other countries and openly interfering in their internal affairs, and thus violates their human rights. These aggressive wars not only trample upon their sovereignty but also claim the lives of their peoples, threaten their right to existence and restrict their socio-economic and cultural progress. Typical examples are the armed aggression against Grenada, the air campaign against the former Yugoslavia and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Iraqi MP says U.S. aircraft dropped load of weapons and equipment to ISIS militants

Amre Sarhan
Iraqi News
Sun, 04 Jan 2015 02:29 UTC
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On Saturday, MP Majid al-Ghraoui said that an American aircraft dropped a load of weapons and equipment into the hands of the ISIS group militants in southeast of Tikrit, located in Salahuddin province.

MP Majid al-Ghraoui, the member of the Security and Defense Committee in the Parliament, said: "The information that has reached us in the security and defense committee indicates that an American aircraft dropped a load of weapons and equipment to the ISIS group militants at the area of al-Dour in the province of Salahuddin."

He added, "The committee will set a meeting within the next few days to follow up on that incident," pointing out that, "This incident is continuously happening and has also occurred in some other regions."

"The U.S. is trying to obtain more benefits and privileges from the government to set military bases in Iraq," Ghraoui said.

Noteworthy, the security committee in Salahuddin Provincial Council announced today that unidentified air crafts dropped weapons and gear to the ISIS group elements in southeast of Tikrit.

Comment: ISIS is the creation of the U.S. government, and now they aren't even hiding the fact that they are arming the terrorist organization. This is at the same time that Obama and other liars in the government are loudly proclaiming ISIS as the evil terrorist organization that needs to be stopped. Do people pay attention?!?!? They have created the very terrorist organization that they claim to be fighting against, merely so that they can engage in regime change in various countries like Syria and also keep the public terrified at the enemy "out there", instead of looking at the enemy at their front door.

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Jeffery Sterling and the U.S. war against government whistleblowers

Norman Solomon
Global Research
Tue, 06 Jan 2015 02:11 UTC
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Comment: This article clearly lays out how the government intimidates and threatens anyone who might expose their illegal actions to the public. When you've got judges, prosecutors, and all the watchdogs scared to speak up, the only thing that can happen is for evil to spread. Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and that is exactly the kind of power that the U.S. government has. The only hope for the world is that the other leaders in the world balance things out by not allowing the U.S. to do whatever it wants. As it stands, the American people are helpless against such a corrupt, fascist leadership.


No one disputes that Jeffrey Sterling told Senate Intelligence Committee staffers about a CIA operation that had provided flawed nuclear weapon blueprints to Iran in 2000, dubbed Operation Merlin, which Risen's book later exposed and brought to light as dumb and dangerous.

The trial of former CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling, set to begin in mid-January, is shaping up as a major battle in the U.S. government's siege against whistleblowing. With its use of the Espionage Act to intimidate and prosecute people for leaks in "national security" realms, the Obama administration is determined to keep hiding important facts that the public has a vital right to know.

After fleeting coverage of Sterling's indictment four years ago, news media have done little to illuminate his case - while occasionally reporting on the refusal of New York Times reporter James Risen to testify about whether Sterling was a source for his 2006 book "State of War."

Risen's unwavering stand for the confidentiality of sources is admirable. At the same time, Sterling - who faces 10 felony counts that include seven under the Espionage Act - is no less deserving of support.

Revelations from brave whistleblowers are essential for the informed consent of the governed. With its hostilities, the Obama Justice Department is waging legalistic war on our democratic rights to know substantially more about government actions than official stories. That's why the imminent courtroom clash in the case of United States of America v. Jeffrey Alexander Sterling is so important.
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Iceland's Prime Minister expected to withdraw EU application


Sputnik
Mon, 05 Jan 2015 01:59 UTC
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Iceland is expected to withdraw its application to become a member of the European Union, the Reykjavik Grapevine reported Monday, citing the country's prime minister.

"Participating in EU talks isn't really valid anymore. Both due to changes in the European Union and because it's not in line with the policies of the ruling government to accept everything that the last government was willing to accept. Because of that, we're back at square one," Icelandic Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson was cited as saying by the magazine.

Iceland's government is now set to make a second attempt at revoking the country's EU application. The country's ruling coalition first decided to submit a bill to stop EU accession early last year, sparking major protests in the capital, Reykjavik.

Comment: Dear Iceland, check out what the Eurasian Economic Union has to offer.

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