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This is wild. Eric Weinstein says he’d “bet money” Epstein was an intelligence asset—and that his reach even extended to controlling scientists and burying discoveries. According to Weinstein, Epstein and his girlfriend's father were part of a “control mechanism” designed to keep revolutionary discoveries “within a framework.” In plain English, that likely means discoveries didn’t see the light of day unless whoever was controlling Epstein approved it. “I was in the Harvard Mathematics Department. Jeffrey Epstein was absolutely connected to the Harvard Math Department. I want to know why. How was he connected to the Math Department?” “Jeffrey Epstein knew a tremendous amount about my work when nobody knew anything about my work.” “It was very important to get Nobel laureates and some of the smartest people on Earth to come to the Virgin Islands and talk about gravity. Stephen Hawking was there, David Gross was there. Lawrence Krauss was there. Lisa Randall was there right before his conviction.” “I think that his girlfriend’s father, Robert Maxwell, was all through scientific publishing. And I think Pergamon Press was in part a control mechanism for making sure that revolutionary discoveries were taking place within a framework.” “I think Jeffrey Epstein was in part trying to fund science, trying to control it. I don’t really know.” This 7-minute clip says a lot.

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Throughout history, controversial films have wielded immense cultural, political, and artistic power. These movies challenge social norms, confront taboos, and ignite conversations that can ripple across societies. While some works are celebrated for breaking boundaries, others provoke outrage and fierce backlash, exposing deep divisions in values and beliefs. Censorship and protest have long shaped the ...

The iconic American cowboy—synonymous with rugged independence and frontier spirit—owes much of its identity to the vaquero, the original Mexican horseman. Long before the Wild West was romanticized in film and folklore, vaqueros brought their horsemanship, cattle herding skills, and distinctive style to what is now the American Southwest. This cross-border fusion of traditions, language, ...

Deep in the rolling hills and dense forests of the American South, a secretive tradition was born—one steeped in both necessity and defiance. Making moonshine wasn’t just about crafting illicit whiskey; it was a bold act of resistance against oppressive taxes and government oversight. From the earliest days, bootleggers risked arrest, financial ruin, and even ...

by Geoffrey Grinder, Now The End Begins: President Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky are considering a ‘mega deal’ that would see the US buy battlefield-tested Ukrainian drones in exchange for Kyiv agreeing to buy a swath of weapons from America, the Ukrainian leader said. It was only a few months ago when President Donald Trump and Vice […]

from SGT Report: As we approach the 24-year anniversary of the false flag event that changed the course of world history Richard Gage and Structural Engineer Kamal Obeid join me to review all of the evidence which will be presented during the NEW investigation into 9/11. Thanks for tuning in. Help take years off the […]

by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics: While the world was distracted by the Epstein debacle, legislators introduced the GENUIS Act that would permit the US government to regulate stablecoins. The GENUIS (Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act), primarily sponsored by Senator Bill Hagerty (R-Tennessee), permits the government to oversee, regulate, and define the […]