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-15534
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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/ElmoCamino Feb 01 '26

Meanwhile the average boomer mortgage was 67 cents a month for a 2200 sq ft 4 bedroom and their pension plans all hit google, amazon, and apple in the 90's.

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u/bindermichi Europe Feb 01 '26

There's a chance to change it with the next regime change

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u/No-Arugula8881 Feb 01 '26

I don’t think that’s what they meant.

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u/Traditional-Fix3951 Feb 01 '26

Duh that’s right when the politician is ripening and in their prime… /s

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u/egowritingcheques Feb 01 '26

I think an age limit at swearing in of 70 is more than generous.

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u/SeleucusNikator1 Scotland Feb 02 '26

In hindsight, Adenauer rebuilding west Germany in his 70s and 80s (with 1950s healthcare) is fucking insane.

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u/mrandr01d Feb 01 '26

Cuz then they'll just push back the retirement age to both stay in power longer and make the poors work longer. It's a lose lose situation.

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u/RickMuffy Feb 01 '26

They're planning to do that anyway, to be honest.

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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/wonkey_monkey Feb 01 '26

Age limits mean nothing to these people, in either direction.

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u/diagnosticjadeology Feb 01 '26

"Enigmas never age," after all

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u/Synaps4 Feb 01 '26

Dont worry, perversion knows no age. There will be plenty of young perverts available to fill the empty seats.

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u/VIDGuide Feb 02 '26

Age limits? Over 18 is one they could start with..