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Mega Group, Maxwells and Mossad: The Spy Story at the Heart of the Jeffrey Epstein Scandal TOO BIG TO FAIL Mega Group, Maxwells and Mossad: The Spy Story at the Heart of the Jeffrey Epstein Scandal The picture painted by the evidence is not a direct Epstein tie to a single intelligence agency but a web linking key members of the Mega Group, politicians, and officials in both the U.S. and Israel, and an organized-crime network with deep business and intelligence ties in both nations. by  Whitney Webb

#PoliticalVigilante #DontTrustTheDNC #NeverBiden Whitney Webb Exposes Epstein/Maxwell CIA Mossad Ties — The Political Vigilante Graham Elwood Published on Aug 20, 2019 Graham talks to Whitney Webb from Mint Press News about the Epstein case. https://www.mintpressnews.com/mega-gr...

Epstein May Be Just One Part of an Intricate Network of Sex and Power The Real News Network Published on Aug 15, 2019 Journalist Whitney Webb's MintPress series looks at the sordid history tying together mobsters, oligarchs, and government intelligence agencies in a web of blackmail, exploitation, and profit 

#rof #trofire #theringoffire Victims Of Jeffrey Epstein Continue Their Legal Battle & New York Cracking Down On Predatory Lenders The Ring of Fire Published on Aug 16, 2019 Via America’s Lawyer: Mike Papantonio sits down with author and attorney Carissa Phelps to discuss what obstacles Jeffrey Epstein’s sudden death brings to the case of his accusers. Having survived a sex trafficking ring herself at a young age, Carissa now points to activism taken across the country against sexual abusers and traffickers, arguing that Epstein’s victims won’t be silenced in their pursuit for justice among the powerful and famous connected with the late financier. Also, while the federal government is working to ease the rules for payday lenders, the state of New York is cracking down hard on these predators. Mike Papantonio explains more.

ANOTHER VIEWPOINT: There is progress in the world of human trafficking | ANOTHER VIEWPOINT: There is progress in the world of human trafficking The Dallas Morning News. Aug. 12, 2019. Aug 14, 2019 2 In the sordid and brutal world of human trafficking, two recent stories deserve a closer look and a deeper understanding. Both stories involve justice — one for a person just emerging from a long run behind bars and the other for a person who always seems just outside of the grasp of the law. The first of these two stories comes to us from Tennessee, where Cyntoia Brown has recently been released from prison. Her case is more complicated than many human trafficking clemency stories but nonetheless instructive. At 16, she was in a desperate situation. She was being trafficked, sold for sex to men unconcerned about the damage they did to her. But she also had a gun, which she used to shoot one of those men in the back of the head. She committed murder and, even as a juvenile, was therefore