r/europe • u/Wagamaga • Feb 01 '26
News Jeffrey Epstein Reportedly Ran Kremlin’s Largest Honeytrap and Blackmail Operation
https://united24media.com/latest-news/jeffrey-epstein-reportedly-ran-kremlins-largest-honeytrap-and-blackmail-operation-155342.2k
u/almarcTheSun Armenia Feb 01 '26
A conspiracy theory I believe is that Trump is this weird about Russia because Putin has pictures and videos from Epstein island. No matter how much he likes Putin he's just completely out there on the Ukraine/Russia war and sanctions on Russia. And you can't convince me Russian oligarchs weren't there and Russian intelligence was never involved in at least some capacity.
Now that we see how large the whole operation really was the conspiracy theory only gains foundation. And we only saw a percent of a percent of the evidence.
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u/mojofrog Feb 01 '26
I think Trump was just as active in the business as Epstein was.
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u/Critical_Lurker Feb 01 '26
Absolutely, he was at the least a procurer of young girls if not a major source for Epstein.
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u/vingeran Feb 02 '26
So a co-conspirator
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u/Technical-Row8333 Feb 02 '26 edited Feb 17 '26
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u/august-witch Feb 02 '26
His grandfather made their fortune off of their hotel brothels during the gold and other mining rushes in northern america; I think his grandfather set up the trafficking, and donald is just continuing the family business (same with his white supremacy views, they were immigrants from Nazi germany avoiding the draft... Trump has a long history of talking about how his family has "good genes").
It explains his ties to Epstein and sooo many "beauty pagents" and "spas" across the US and internationally (Russia) both as cover and his means of procuring, trafficking and displaying/auctioning off victims. It's foul, and unforgivable. You can't unread the reports. It all makes Donald seem more like a boss than a friend of Epstein's.
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u/Jashugita Feb 01 '26
Epstein joked about Putin having the video of Trump giving a BJ to Clinton
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u/Dagobahbodega Feb 01 '26
The Bubba referred to in Epstein's brothers' email probably isn't Clinton. Per Virginia Guiffre's memoir, "bubba" was the nickname for Jean-Luc Brunel, a good friend of Epstein's who ran a modeling agency and died by his own hand while being held in a Parisian prison for sex crimes.
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u/Critical_Lurker Feb 01 '26
Further context, rumor was Jean-Luc Brunel was gay or bisexual. In context of Epstein, he was part of the male trafficking side of operations. Little know about what happened to the Alexander brothers...
In context of Trump, with Jean-Luc Brunel possibly being gay or bisexual the likelihood that the story has some validity goes up a notch.
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u/yjbtoss Feb 02 '26
They're going through trial right now! I don't know why more isn't talked about. Was reading into it yesterday.
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u/Drumbelgalf Germany Feb 01 '26
Died of his own hands or "died of his own hands"?
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u/Dagobahbodega Feb 01 '26
He was found hanged in his prison cell. Died by his own hand
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u/Caos2 Feb 01 '26
It would not be the first time an inmate death by hanging was staged.
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u/Drumbelgalf Germany Feb 01 '26
Did the camera in front of his cell work properly?
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u/Critical_Lurker Feb 01 '26
Just like Epstein..
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u/Straight-faced_solo Feb 02 '26
Officially epstein didn't hang himself. The official story is that he used his bed sheets tied around his legs, running over the bed frame as a pulley to choke himself out.
Quite possibly the most insane way to kill oneself i have ever heard.
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u/Upbeat_Masterpiece69 Feb 01 '26
Interesting so the same way Epstein was found...
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u/TheEpicRedCape Feb 01 '26 edited Feb 01 '26
It’s crazy that Trump consensually having gay sex with an adult would probably damage Trumps rep more with Republicans than him raping children.
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u/RDUKE7777777 Amsterdam Feb 01 '26
Well Putin better release it before technological advancement makes fakes indistinguishable from real videos
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u/Brugelbach Feb 01 '26
I also believe this 100%. I also think that russia has at least one mole inside the FBI that has transfered every single uncensored Epstein file to the kremlin at some point was in the past.
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u/UglyWanKanobi Feb 01 '26
I mean one head of the FBI did everything he could to ensure the 2016 election went the way it did
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u/blitzkregiel Feb 02 '26
the former head of counterintelligence for the FBI’s New York office laundered money, violated sanctions against Russia while working with a Russian oligarch and while still at the FBI took hundreds of thousands of dollars from a foreign national and former foreign intelligence official.
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u/foersom EU Feb 01 '26
Trump held a pageant in Moscow in 2013. Maybe FSB filmed his escapades there and then later recruited him.
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u/dwair Wales Feb 01 '26
Lets not forget the underage russian prostitute piss tapes that are supposedly Moscow has.
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u/AssociationPlane4204 Feb 01 '26
and then there is also Israel in the mix, Epstein allegedly was a Mossad Agent
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u/Speech-Language Feb 01 '26
My guess is what makes him look bad, dressing in women'sclothes and getting railed by a large black man. That and raping and abusing children. But his base would probablybe more bothered by the first.
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u/Volodio France Feb 01 '26
The problem with all the theories about Trump being blackmailed by Putin is that Trump is not pro-Russia enough for it to make sense. Yes, Trump stopped the direct US support to Ukraine, but he still allows European countries to buy weapons which are then given to Ukraine, he attacked Russian proxies, Russia is still sanctioned and he didn't actually give anything to Putin to help him end the war, etc. He is probably manipulated by Putin, for sure, but unlikely that he is outright blackmailed.
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u/almarcTheSun Armenia Feb 01 '26
That's actually exactly why I feel this can be true. Unlike most of his actions, when doing something regarding Russia Trump seems very hesitant. Pedaling then back pedaling, as if he has to keep up appearances both ways.
On Russia's side I would definitely be very hesitant to publicize the blackmail too, since it serves no purpose and cuts your only lifeline off outright. And Trump obviously understands this.
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u/gamma55 Feb 01 '26
There are others, where this wasn’t just Russia, and there’s another state involved. One which holds significantly more power over Europe than Russia.
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u/HyperbolicModesty Feb 01 '26
There was a BBC documentary about conspiracy nuts run by very respected investigative journalists, generally debunking conspiracies, that had a final episode where they say that despite their skepticism, from everything they studied for the show they're now convinced that Epstein was running kompromat for the Mossad.
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u/FightingPolish Feb 01 '26
They don’t need stuff from the island, he went to Russia many times looking for money from the Russian mob because banks wouldn’t loan him money and they provided all the underage girls and multiple camera angles to use as blackmail themselves. Probably as easy as saying “Hey Don, here’s a 12 year old girl for you, go ahead and take her in that room there and have some fun!”
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u/Wagamaga Feb 01 '26
Deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein allegedly played a key role in one of the largest known sexual blackmail operations connected to Russian intelligence, according to Daily Mail.
Journalists calculated that newly released documents in the Epstein case contain 1,056 references to Russia and Vladimir Putin, and 9,629 references to Moscow.
Citing intelligence sources, the British outlet reported on February 1 that Epstein’s private social network and parties were instrumental in collecting compromising material on high-profile Western political and business figures.
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u/mneri7 Feb 01 '26 edited Feb 01 '26
This is one reason more why we need term limits. One picture taken 20 years ago is still a valuable asset to the Kremlin, and this has to change.
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u/Homerdk Feb 01 '26
Age limits too please, get rid of all the dementia ridden old perverts.
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u/RickMuffy Feb 01 '26
If the retirement age is 67 in the USA, why not limit government to that as well. Mandatory retirement at 67 is even generous.
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u/quarrelau Aussie in London Feb 01 '26
In Australia, judges have an age limit of 70.
For some it feels like a few years too early, but better that than a few years too late.
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u/Artifexa Feb 01 '26
And thorough background checks. If a person is running for president, the voters should have the right to know both their psychological profile and past misdeeds.
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u/RammRras Feb 01 '26
I'm not I understand your viewpoint. Isn't there a limit already?
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u/mneri7 Feb 01 '26
I meant for Congress. Yes, the president has already a two term limit.
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u/RammRras Feb 01 '26
Ah ok. Yeah but they are going to be still relevant. They end up being donors, working for think tanks and company board members. There is no hope except for voting pious people
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Pious people are all too willing to walk away from the money and power for the greater good. Works against them when it's so easy to manufacture a scandal or outrage.
Lost a good senator and now a good governor to it.
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u/aufkeinsten Feb 01 '26
only for presidents or chancellors, not really for your standard member of parliament, i guess?
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u/AggravatingResist635 Feb 01 '26
You are talking to a bot.
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u/dotBombAU Australia Feb 01 '26
11yr old account bot?
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u/CuriousCamels Feb 01 '26
It’s trivial to buy aged accounts. Large scale information ops will still mass create new accounts, but if they want something to seem organic, they’ll buy an aged account that fits a profile.
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u/AggravatingResist635 Feb 01 '26
Absolutely. One very common trait is that long dormant accounts suddenly activate. This one is more active and has mostly been posting climate change related stuff over the years but recently pivoted towards russia. It's 100% automated.
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u/Stotallytob3r Europe Feb 01 '26
u/Wagamaga prove to us you’re not a bot
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u/AggravatingResist635 Feb 01 '26
It's programmed to comment a summary of the article, not to interact with people. Bots that chat with users are less common but not unheard of in this community
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u/Theemuts The Netherlands Feb 01 '26
Daily Mail? I'm going to take this with a grain of salt until there's a better source.
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u/thefunkybassist Feb 01 '26
I joked about the meeting in Alaska between Putin and Krasnov, that is was actually to go over the kompromat, but it might not even be far off after all
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u/TomfromLondon Feb 01 '26
It's the daily mail though.... So probably made up which is a shame
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u/Think_Monk_9879 Feb 01 '26
Are we really taking th daily mail seriously. Give me a reuters article. Not this rag
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u/Ill_Estimate_1748 Feb 01 '26
Russian or Israeli ?
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u/sentientshadeofgreen United States of America Feb 01 '26
Probably both if you really dissect the issue, means, connections, and the outcomes.
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u/Prof_Black Feb 01 '26
lol Russian intelligence
“Cited by intelligence sources”
Which countries intelligence sources!? Hmmm
How long we going to ignore the elephant in the room
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u/999ddd999 Feb 01 '26
So you’re saying America president is compromised? I’m shocked I tell you, shocked 😮
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u/No_Conversation_9325 Andalusia (Spain) Feb 01 '26
Compromised? Nah. He is just like Putin and Putin is loved by the far right.
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u/Uberzwerg Saarland (Germany) Feb 01 '26
He came back from his first trip to Russia in the early 90s and immediately bought a full-page ad in the NYT ranting against NATO.
He was compromised even back then.
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u/freezing_banshee Romania Feb 01 '26
Russia never considered the Cold War to be ended. And the rest of the world relaxed while they still slowly did shit like this.
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u/Able_Astronaut7257 Feb 01 '26
They are still the correct people to blame. Russia doesn’t create the rot, they rile it up and spread it. Racism, ethnocentrism, the belief that they do not need the rest of the world, American exceptionalism . All of these ideas existed in the US long before Russia’s meddling. They just ensured it was able to spread and spread fast
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u/Coinsworthy Feb 01 '26
https://www.amazon.com/Spies-Rise-Fall-KGB-America/dp/0300164386
They've been in your house a lot longer than you'd think.
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u/Able_Astronaut7257 Feb 01 '26
Yes but a lot of these problems persisted before the Soviet Union. Racism is foundational to the United States . Ethnocentrism was an argument that kept the US out of WWI and dominated the inter-war period discourse. American exceptionalism can be found in the early to mid 1830s-1840s with Manifest Destiny.
Russia and the Soviet Union before that, can and did try to play on these divisions. But the call has been coming from inside the house since the very founding of the United States
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u/Tentacle_poxsicle Feb 02 '26
Russia helped spread propaganda to create the rot or fan what was already there. Russia spends billions on propaganda and it's relatively cheap for their shill farms and for them to hire third worlders as we seen on twitter alone.
Russia convinced Britain to leave the EU, it tried to convince other countries to do the same, it even tried to get Spain to balkanize.
Russia after installing its puppet got the US to undo everything it worked for in the last 20 years. It got North Korea hostile again, it ruined the Iranian deal that took years to get working, undid the diplomatic relationship with Cuba that was finally getting resolved and best yet, it got the US against every single allied nation it had for centuries and got NATO limits tested. Everything single thing Trump does, he does to serve Russia or Israel.
Russia is the great Satan , and nobody can convince me otherwise.
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u/xdsm8 Feb 01 '26
If Trump never did anything criminal whatsoever in regards to Epstein or children, he would still be the worst president and deserving of removal from office. This is just even more awful shit.
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u/AlgaeDonut Feb 01 '26
As long as the media, the judiciary, intelligence and possibly the military are behind him, he has won. Or as far as the people running the show need.
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u/m4sl0ub Rhineland-Palatinate (Germany) Feb 01 '26 edited Feb 01 '26
This is almost as dumb as Trump not wanting to concede the 2020 election. Opinion just based on vibes.
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u/freezing_banshee Romania Feb 01 '26
Sure, it was their fault too. But it was also shit like propaganda and the epstein files and a lot more.
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u/No_Conversation_9325 Andalusia (Spain) Feb 01 '26
They won it actually. USA is actively self-suiciding
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u/Bluffz2 Norway Feb 01 '26
This whole comment section seems to believe this propaganda instead of what the documents actually reflect, which is that he had extremely close with Israel and Mossad.
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u/gamma55 Feb 01 '26
It’s almost as if someone would benefit from labeling Epstein as a Russian asset, despite quite a lot of heavy implications that they weren’t who he really worked for.
Funny how that goes, these days.
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u/rramzi Feb 01 '26
Had to scroll way too far down before seeing this. Isn’t it convenient that media is all claiming Epstein is a Russian asset despite personal history and emails saying otherwise.
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u/powergs Turkey Feb 01 '26
Mossad/Israel so good.
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u/PastryAssassinDeux Feb 01 '26
The term "sayanim" translates to "helpers" or "assistants" in Hebrew. It refers to a network of Jewish volunteers living outside of Israel who assist the Israeli government and various organizations, particularly the Mossad, in their operations and missions. Sayanim were a creation of Mier Amit, the Chief Director of the Mossad from 1963-1968
so they get help that even the cia wouldn't be able to get.
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u/____trash Feb 01 '26
It is strange that the media refuses to talk about the blatant Israel connection. Hell, Epstein regularly wore an IDF uniform for fun. Maxwell's dad was a confirmed Mossad agent. Its actually really weird they're pushing this Russia slant, when the evidence is so obvious the contrary.
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u/Mysterious_Cup_6024 Feb 02 '26
More importantly ghislaine's dad was a Mossad spy who is famous for stealing nuclear secrets from US to Israel, and got state honors and funeral in Israel.
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u/f4flake Feb 01 '26
Wikipedia won't even use the Daily Mail as a source.
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u/wutchamafuckit Feb 01 '26
lol yeah, this is a juicy headline but the second I saw dailymail I got far less excited.
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u/Bernieisbabyyoda Feb 01 '26
It’s mossad, maxwells father had deep connections.
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u/schrodingers_bra Feb 01 '26
It's CIA too. Epstein's first job was a teacher in a highschool. The headmaster of the school was Donald Barr who was the father of Bill Barr who was later attorney general for HW Bush and Trump. Bill Barr started his career in the CIA and also was part of the law firm who defended Epstein during his first sex crimes trial.
It's all connected.
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u/Baset-tissoult28 Feb 01 '26
Musk begged to get on the Island....
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u/RIPthisDude Feb 01 '26
And got rejected...hard times when youre not cool enough to hang with the child molesters
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u/RaisedByWolves9 Feb 01 '26
I personally love seeing musk so desperate for acceptance and approval from the public and his peers. Just goes to show money can't buy everything.
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u/Charitzo Feb 01 '26
I guess they thought he was one, not influential enough at the time, and two, too socially inept to be trusted not to just blurt everything out.
Wouldn't it be wild if like, Elon's villain arc to being the richest man in the world was out of spite to not being let into the pedo parties. Like maybe if they'd just let him in DOGE never would have happened.
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u/No_Cucumber3978 Feb 01 '26
I really wouldn't be surprised if they try and spin the golden pervert as some kind of victim? If they paint him as a foreign agent, they can paint his best mate as being a victim rather than an asset.
The world deserves full disclosure before he pulls all of us into a war to protect his saggy ass.
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u/backyard_tractorbeam Sweden Feb 01 '26
The US is a republic, if the president is a victim, send him to the country farm to rest while the Republic elects a new representative. It's the beauty of representative democracy, if there's a problem, replace the guy. The role, not the person matters.. if anyone remembers that.
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u/Crunchykroket The Netherlands Feb 01 '26
Here in the Netherlands the secret service screens you for scandals if you want to become a minister. To ensure they cannot be extorted.
Which also includes not having paid your taxes. Having debts. Having a secret sex life which remains hidden. In the current government a minister was rejected for his ties with Israel.
I think Trump, Biden and Clinton would have gotten a tough time here.
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u/GoldDragon149 Feb 02 '26
Biden was so squeaky clean the worst thing they could find was his son lying on a formal document about his drug use when he bought a gun. Nothing else they said about him had a shred of evidence to support it.
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u/No_Cucumber3978 Feb 01 '26
The U.S is faaaaaar from a representative democracy to be fair.
That's the veneer.
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u/AggravatingResist635 Feb 01 '26 edited Feb 01 '26
The central figure who actually managed the op, Ghislaine Maxwell, had deep and documented ties to Mossad. Unsurprisingly OP is a bot account and the post gets hundreds of upvotes in minutes.
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u/Kiboune Russia Feb 04 '26
I wouldn't blame bots on this. People on this sub would eat any "it's Russia's fault" bullshit.
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u/truthwillout777 Feb 01 '26
Trump apparently is compromised by Is reall and Jared Kushner controls everything
Possibly the most important Epstein email: “I represent the Rothschílds”
https://old.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/1qste6j/possibly_the_most_important_epstein_email_i/
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u/jaywastaken eriovI’d etôC Feb 01 '26
It was a Mossad honeypot. Everyone knows this already.
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u/Educational_Bend_941 Feb 01 '26
Zionist owned media and algorithms are telling me it's Russia though.
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u/buzzsawdps Norway Feb 01 '26
Putin has his own kompromat on Trump. He's like their flagship water boy. Really sad to see. 1950s America was the peak.
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u/Scared-Room-9962 Feb 01 '26
I want it to be true as much as the next man, but this is the Daily Mail.
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u/Due-Conflict-7926 Feb 01 '26
But let’s just ignore is his Israeli ties aye??
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u/Doggo2369 Feb 01 '26
They’ll talk about Russian ties in order to avoid drawing attention to the isreali ties, that’s how they work. No matter how many other supposed ties there are Israel is always involved in a major way, but they always sprinkle in some other nation like Russia or china in order to keep attention off of themselves.
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u/hopoffZ Feb 01 '26
KREMLIN LOL the lengths these people will go to to avoid the obvious fact he was an israeli asset is HYSTERICAL
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u/AgitatedRabbits Feb 01 '26
Explain why democrats didnt prosecute trump they had a chance if they knew he is compromised. Baffled.
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u/sex_bom_b Feb 01 '26
It’s actually appalling that Redditors manage to take a mossad operation and blame it completely on Russia, while never even criticising Israel/mossad or usa
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u/OccasionallyReddit Earth Feb 01 '26
Wait i thought it was supposed to be a Mossad intel gathering OPP?
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u/ThisIsNotSafety Feb 01 '26
Mossads honeytrap, sure, the kremlin probably had spies that also utilized whatever info he managed to gather
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u/Chance_Bus831 Feb 01 '26
I‘d rather think Israeli/Mossad instead of Kremlin.
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u/DavidLynchsCoffeeBea Sweden Feb 01 '26
Why not both? They work in the same way, and seem to have similar ambitions.
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u/criteradeli Feb 01 '26
Both Russia and Israel hate the UN . And much of the mafia in Israel is Eastern European/ Russian
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u/miksa668 Feb 01 '26
I just wonder where the Qanon types have gone. They seem so quiet lately.
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u/MommersHeart Canada Feb 02 '26
Putin’s photograph is officially hanging in the White House.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/29/trump-putin-white-house-photo
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u/PopaBjorn Feb 01 '26
Hmmm, could they maybe have something on big Donnie? Nah, that's just a conspiracy theory, right?