Jeffrey Epstein's Ranch Won $85 Million in the Oklahoma Lottery Two Days After He Went to Prison. The Company That Printed the Ticket Belonged to His Palm Beach Neighbor.

The Store That Sold It Belonged to The Neighbor's Former Colleague. And The Ranch, Which Was Never Searched, Now Belongs to a Trump Insider's Family. Follow the Money, Part Two.

🎩 By Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez

Yesterday, I published the first installment of a four-part series I’ve written in which I follow the money related to Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch, from its purchase from the King family in 1993 to its new owners, Don and Mary Catherine Huffines. What follows here is part two. By following the money, a terrifying picture begins to emerge, an existential threat to the national security of the United States of America.

In yesterday’s part one of this series, I shared a bit about the financial relationships between dead child rapist and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and former New Mexico Governor Bruce King and his son, former New Mexico Attorney General Gary King. To briefly summarize, Epstein’s Zorro Trust purchased nearly 7,500 acres outside Stanley, New Mexico, from the King family for $12.3 million in 1993, after the King family sold it off to help pay $21 million in debts on their various businesses. I recounted the evidence of child sex rape and trafficking that took place at Zorro Ranch for decades, and ended the piece with the vastly under-reported fact that Zorro Trust won the Oklahoma Powerball lottery in 2008, two days after Epstein began serving his first — and far too lenient — jail term, in the amount of $85 million.

Today we pick up there. With that lottery win. While I’ve seen a few stories online about it, no serious news outlet has covered it. I suspect this is because plausible deniability is built into the way Oklahoma law allows trusts to win the lottery while legally protecting the identity of the trust’s owners. This law exists in theory to protect large jackpot winners from being hounded or robbed. But it also creates fertile ground for fraud. Not even a freedom of information act records request from a reporter can unseal those records. The only way we could ever find out for certain, from lottery officials, that the Zorro Trust that won on July 2, 2008, was the same Zorro Trust that bought the ranch in Stanley, New Mexico — a six-hour drive from the convenience store where the ticket was purchased — would be if the courts demanded the record unsealed. So far, that hasn’t happened.

There are, however, other ways to put together a strong circumstantial case.

One way is to go to Stanley and other points in this state and ask around. Which I did. I live here. We’re a big state with a small population. Everyone knows everyone, and my family has been here for 13 generations. Lots of regular people worked on that ranch — as staff, as contractors. And while it’s clear in the Epstein files that Epstein and his wealthy associates didn’t think much of the working poor who cleaned their toilets and took out their trash, such disregard by the rich for those they exploit tends not to breed loyalty in the end, because the working poor are human. That said, people are still reluctant to give their names publicly, because many were forced to sign non-disclosure agreements, and others witnessed abuses so horrific they’re pretty sure that even with Epstein dead, there are still people who want this all to go away.

I want to pause here to say this: Former employees of Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch who signed non-disclosure agreements may have more legal freedom to speak than they realize. The Speak Out Act, signed into federal law in 2022, significantly curtailed the enforceability of NDAs involving sexual assault and sexual harassment, gutting one of the primary legal mechanisms used to silence witnesses to abuse. Beyond that, courts have long held that no contract can compel someone to conceal criminal conduct — an NDA that functions as a cover-up is, by definition, unenforceable as against public policy. Whistleblower protections further shield anyone who comes forward to law enforcement or journalists investigating matters of legitimate public concern. And there is a practical reality worth noting: Epstein is dead, his ranch has changed hands, and any attempt by his estate to sue a former employee for speaking truthfully about crimes would open that estate to the very discovery process it would most want to avoid. The NDA, in other words, may have always been more threat than law.

Which is all to say: people here in New Mexico know that it was Epstein’s Zorro Trust that won the Oklahoma lottery two days after he began to serve his first prison sentence. They also know who bought the ticket. Brice Gordon, a former New Zealand soldier who managed the estate with his wife Karen, also a former New Zealand soldier. I’d ask them about it directly, but they seem to have disappeared off the face of the earth after inheriting $2 million when Epstein died.

Now that we have all that out of the way, let’s look at the people and entities involved behind the scenes in making that win possible — a win with 146 million to one odds for regular people, and likely far greater odds for a convicted pedophile in prison. It’s in those details that the picture begins to come into focus.

Fact No. 1: The Man at the Top

James Scroggins materialized in the world of American state lotteries the way certain figures do in industries built on government contracts and quiet relationships — fully formed and without much of a paper trail explaining how he got there. He ran the Pennsylvania lottery, then the Missouri lottery for thirteen years, then arrived in Oklahoma in 2005 to launch its lottery from scratch. He was the executive director of the Oklahoma Lottery Commission on July 2, 2008, when the Zorro Trust walked in and claimed $85 million — which the trust opted to take as a $29.3 million lump sum. He was the man legally required to receive the trust’s membership disclosure — the document naming the actual human beings behind that claim. He is one of a very small number of people alive who knows what that document said.

Scroggins is not a man the public knows much about. Search his name and you find almost nothing — no consulting website, no professional biography, no industry award profiles, no conference keynotes, no press releases announcing his next chapter after he left public service. His LinkedIn profile exists, but is set to private, a curious posture for a man who spent two decades as a government official administering a public trust. What we know about him comes almost entirely from contemporaneous news coverage of the lotteries he ran. And what that coverage reveals, once you read across all four states and all four decades, is a consistent pattern: wherever James Scroggins went, the rules bent.

It started in Pennsylvania.

In the late 1980s, while Scroggins was serving as Pennsylvania’s lottery director, a man named Nick Herbst walked into lottery offices to claim a nine-month-old $15.2 million Super 7 jackpot. The ticket was reviewed at the lottery offices and approved for payment by Scroggins personally — over the written objections of at least one lottery staff member who had flagged a serious problem with the ticket’s validity. The problem was this: while the lottery’s computer showed the ticket had been sold at the Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem, Bucks County, the paper the ticket was printed on carried a serial number assigned to a lot of paper sent to a Scranton lottery agent — a completely different location. The two records did not match. Scroggins ordered the claim honored anyway. Herbst was ushered to a press conference, given a check for the first installment, posed for photographers, and answered reporters’ questions. He claimed he had forgotten about the ticket and had been using it as a bookmark.

The ticket was a fraud. It had been fabricated by an employee of the company that provided computer systems to the lottery — a scheme that required inside access to the technical infrastructure of the game itself. Two men, Herbst and a computer repairman alleged to have masterminded the scheme, were arrested and charged with forgery, theft, conspiracy, tampering with public information, and unlawful use of a computer. When the arrests were made, Scroggins stood before reporters and said: “This situation proves beyond a shadow of a doubt the system works. Yes, there was a payment made to someone who in fact was not a winner, but those persons were apprehended.” That claim was disputed by at least one official privy to the details of the investigation.

It was not the last time Scroggins would find himself defending a suspicious claim he had personally approved.

He moved on to Missouri, where he ran the lottery for thirteen years without surfacing in major public scandals — though it bears noting that Missouri was a Scientific Games contract state throughout his tenure, cementing a long working relationship between Scroggins and the executives of the company that would later hold Oklahoma’s lottery contract.

Then came Oklahoma, where the pattern sharpened considerably.

Two years before the Zorro Trust claimed its $85 million, a different anonymous trust claimed a $101.8 million Powerball jackpot in Oklahoma. Scroggins told a reporter at the time that the commission did not even know who the winners were — that their identities were not stated in the trust agreement. Under the Oklahoma Lottery Act, the commission was required to withhold delinquent child support payments from lottery winnings. But Scroggins, backed by the state Attorney General’s office, declared that requirement inapplicable in this case. The winners’ identities were protected. No background search was conducted. No child support check was run. The precedent had been set: anonymous trust claims in Oklahoma were beyond scrutiny, with the executive director’s blessing and the state’s legal imprimatur.

That was 2006. In 2008, the Zorro Trust walked through the door Scroggins had built.

Scroggins himself, in a 2009 interview, drew attention to something remarkable about Oklahoma’s jackpot win rate. He noted that the state’s frequency of jackpot winners was, in his own word, “astounding” for a lottery only four years old. “Many participating states have played Powerball for 10 to 15 years and only had one winner,” he said. Oklahoma, between 2006 and 2008, had produced four unique jackpot winners — two of them on the same day. Scroggins flagged the anomaly. He did not investigate it.

There is something else worth noting about that July 2, 2008 drawing specifically. According to multiple accounts, a computer malfunction disrupted what was ordinarily a live, televised broadcast of the Powerball draw. The drawing went forward without the usual public broadcast, monitored instead by an auditing firm. Why was the night Oklahoma’s largest-ever jackpot was decided also the night the live television feed went dark? That question has never been publicly answered.

After Oklahoma, Scroggins moved to Illinois in 2012, to serve as Chief Financial Officer for the state’s lottery — arriving, characteristically, at a moment of institutional chaos. Illinois had just become the first state in the nation to privatize its lottery operations, hiring a company called Northstar Lottery Group to run its games. Northstar later came under withering scrutiny after a Chicago Tribune investigation found that the lottery had failed to award more than forty percent of the instant game grand prizes it had advertised between 2011 and 2015, with Northstar dramatically increasing the number of printed tickets while dangling ever-larger prizes in front of buyers. Scroggins walked into the middle of that scandal.

And then he vanished from public record entirely.

What we are left with, across Pennsylvania, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Illinois, is a man who repeatedly found himself at the exact intersection of questionable claims, convenient procedural interpretations, and lucrative vendor relationships — and who, when his public career ended, chose silence over the kind of professional visibility that is standard in his industry. We know almost nothing about who he is. That, too, is a kind of answer.

Fact No. 2: The Store

The winning ticket was purchased at a Stripes convenience store in Altus, Oklahoma — a town of 18,000 near an Air Force base, and a six-hour drive from the Zorro Ranch outside Stanley, New Mexico — by Brice Gordon.

Stripes was a chain of convenience stores and gas stations operating primarily in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, owned in 2008 by Susser Holdings Corporation, a family-run company headquartered in Corpus Christi, Texas. The Altus location had only recently come under Susser Holdings’ control — the company had completed its acquisition of the Town & Country Food Stores chain in early 2008, absorbing the western Oklahoma locations into its corporate portfolio just months before the July 2 jackpot.

Unlike a franchise operation, where an independent owner might notice and report anomalies, Susser Holdings owned and operated its stores directly. The terminal, the staff, and the ticket inventory at the Altus location all fell under a single corporate chain of command. And at the top of that chain was the company’s Chairman, CEO, and President: Sam L. Susser.

Susser had come to the convenience store business by way of Wall Street. He worked at Salomon Brothers Inc. in the Corporate Finance and Mergers and Acquisitions division from 1985 to 1987. He was on the floor of that institution during the precise months when a man named Ronald Perelman — funded by junk bond king Michael Milken of Drexel Burnham Lambert — made a hostile move to acquire a controlling stake in Salomon Brothers worth $800 million. It was widely described as a junk bond raid. Warren Buffett intervened as a white knight, investing $700 million in convertible preferred stock, which allowed Salomon to buy back the targeted shares. With that, Perelman was dispatched. Susser left Salomon the same year and returned to Texas to build his family’s business.

Fact No. 3: The Lottery Contract

The company that held the Oklahoma lottery contract in 2008 — printing the state’s Powerball tickets and operating the central gaming system that determined the winners — was Scientific Games Corporation. Its largest shareholder, holding nearly forty percent of its stock, was Ronald Perelman.

Let that land for a moment. The man who had tried to seize the firm where the future owner of the winning ticket’s store once worked — Perelman — controlled the company that printed the tickets and ran the system.

Fact No. 4: The Network

Ronald Perelman was not a peripheral figure in Jeffrey Epstein’s world. He appears in Epstein’s personal black book. He hosted the 1995 Palm Beach dinner at which Epstein and President Bill Clinton were first documented in the same room together. And in 2004, Perelman sold his Palm Beach estate, Casa Apava, for $70 million — then a record for Palm Beach real estate — on the same small island where, that same year, Epstein and Donald Trump famously went head to head at a bankruptcy auction for a 62,000 square foot oceanfront mansion called Maison de l’Amitié, the House of Friendship. Trump outbid Epstein, paying $41.35 million. The trustee overseeing the auction described it at the time as “two very large Palm Beach egos going at it.” It was the beginning of the end of their friendship. Within weeks of losing that auction, Epstein found himself under investigation by Palm Beach police.

These three men — Epstein, Trump, and Perelman — did not merely know each other. They occupied the same tightly drawn circle on one of the wealthiest strips of land in America. And Ronald Perelman, alone among them, had the industrial infrastructure to print lottery tickets and run the systems that determined who won.

And it just so happens that his associate, Jeffrey Epstein, was the winner.

Fact No. 5: The New Owners

Eleven years passed between the lottery win and Epstein’s death in a Manhattan federal detention facility on August 10, 2019 — years during which Zorro Ranch was never searched, even as federal investigators examined his other properties. Two days before he died, Epstein changed his will, leaving $100 million and all of his properties to a woman often identified as his last girlfriend, Karyna Shuliak, whom I wrote about in detail a couple of weeks ago. Zorro Ranch was among those properties. Shortly after Epstein’s death, federal investigators instructed then-New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas to pull the plug on any efforts to investigate or search the ranch.

On August 16, 2023, a company called San Rafael Ranch LLC purchased Zorro Ranch from Epstein’s estate for an undisclosed price — the asking price had been reduced from $27.5 million to $18 million before the sale closed. San Rafael Ranch LLC was formed just 19 days before the purchase closed, with a Santa Fe real estate attorney, Charles V. Henry IV, listed as its registered agent. There was no public disclosure of beneficial ownership, until last month, when Clara Bates, a reporter with the Santa Fe New Mexican, was able to find mention of the LLC’s owners in court documents pertaining to the owners’ attempts to force the state of New Mexico to place the value of the ranch at just $9 million for tax purposes — the same tactic Trump has used throughout his career to avoid paying real estate taxes.

The new owners are Don and Mary Catherine Huffines. Court documents list Mary Catherine as trustee and their son Colin as manager of a related entity, San Rafael One LLC.

Don Huffines is a Dallas real estate developer and hard-right Republican politician who, along with his identical twin brother Phillip, co-founded Huffines Communities in 1985, now one of the largest residential real estate development firms in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. A fifth-generation Texan whose family has operated car dealerships in the Dallas metroplex since 1924, Huffines served one term in the Texas State Senate representing North Dallas from 2015 to 2019, ran unsuccessfully against Governor Greg Abbott from the right in 2022, and on March 3, 2026 — three days before this article was published — won the Republican primary for Texas Comptroller, the state’s chief financial officer. A self-described MAGA Republican, he has endorsements from Ted Cruz, the late Charlie Kirk, and just last week, Donald J. Trump. Don and Mary Catherine spent Valentine’s Day in 2025 at Mar-a-Lago.

Another son, Russell Huffines, serves as Associate Director of Agency Outreach in the White House Office of Cabinet Affairs under President Donald J. Trump, and co-runs HEST Investments — a Dallas-based venture capital family office — alongside his father.

And here’s where the dot-connecting comes full circle. Remember Sam L. Susser? Yeah. Hold on to your hats, friends. It’s about to get bumpy.

In 2014, Sam L. Susser sold Susser Holdings Corporation — the parent company of the Stripes convenience store chain — to Energy Transfer Partners for approximately $1.8 billion. He then relocated to Dallas, where he founded Susser Bank, a private financial institution, taking on the role of Chairman. To help govern it, he assembled a board that included James R. Huffines — Don Huffines’ older brother.

James Huffines is a veteran Texas banker who had served as President and Chief Operating Officer of PlainsCapital Corporation before becoming COO of Hilltop Holdings, the financial empire built by Dallas billionaire Gerald J. Ford.

Ford, it happens, had built a significant portion of that empire in partnership with Ronald Perelman — the same Ronald Perelman whose company printed Oklahoma’s Powerball tickets in 2008, and whose name appears in Jeffrey Epstein’s personal black book.

In March 2026, the newly-created Epstein Survivor’s Truth Commission ordered Don and Mary Catherine Huffines to immediately halt all construction at the now-renamed San Rafael Ranch, finding the new front gate was being built without proper permitting. Aerial shots taken by the New York Times showed that the Huffines had also excavated a large portion of the ranch’s helipad and labyrinth gardens, leaving a deep, massive hole in a property where witnesses said two “foreign girls” had been buried on orders from Epstein and Maxwell after being murdered during “rough fetish sex.”

In tomorrow’s Part 3 of this series, I will take a closer look at the businesses Don and Russell Huffines run together through HEST Investments, and how at least one of their portfolio companies — which works with neonatal cardiac tissue harvested within 30 days of live birth — occupies a field of science that was of well-documented special interest to Jeffrey Epstein.

Image: The Stripes convenience store in Altus, Oklahoma, that sold the winning Powerball ticket to Zorro Trust in 2008.

🎩 Author Alisa Valdes (Rodriguez) New evidence has emerged showing that federal prosecutors ordered New Mexico investigators to shut down their probe into Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico ranch in 2019.

The discovery is raising new questions about how the federal government handled key aspects of the Epstein investigation.

The order came from then-Assistant U.S. Attorney Maurene Comey, the daughter of disgraced former FBI Director James Comey.

According to newly reported details, state officials agreed to halt their investigation after federal prosecutors promised access to additional evidence related to Epstein’s trafficking network.

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Epstein Files 2014: Silk For Nanotechnology RFID Microelectronic Tags and Vaccine Delivery Implantable In Humans For Tracking - Why Did The COVID19 Bioweapon Contain Spider "Silk" Genes?

SILK technology driven enterprise FIORENZO OMENETTO DAVID KAPLAN SILK LAB - TUFTS UNIVERSITY justice.gov/epstein/files/…

Researching the Epstein Database for Epstein connections to nanotechnologies, human RFID chipping, nanoelectronics for vaccine delivery, microfluidics for microrobotics use is like a treasure trove. The point of this research is to direct attention to the technocratic Transhumanist Agenda that Epstein was intimately involved in directing. Everything I have been uncovering in the human blood and COVID19 injections over the past years can be found in the Epstein files, as well as the top scientists who were working in those fields.

Here, we discuss the materials pertaining to Silk used for the manufacturing of biosensors and nanotechnological tracking devices for human and vaccine microelectronics. The presentation is part of the Epstein files and the emails show that Epstein courted both Tuff’s university professors involved in the research of liquid silk. Epstein was able to connect with Fiorenzo Omenetto and there are emails that I listed below that discuss funding opportunities by Epstein for Omenetto.

Why is this important?

Because the COVID 19 shots contained genes for spider silk, used in nanotechnology and for brain computer interface. Spidersilk has also been sprayed via geoengineering, its is a versatile polymer for Cyborg Transhuman self assembly nanotechnologies. I have extensively discussed in previous articles that Epstein had interest in areas that have been seen specifically implemented in the COVID19 bioweapon.

Journalist Sayer Ji has done deep dive on connections with Epstein and Bill Gates to “get more money for vaccines”.

Epstein Files, Pandemic Power and the Question of Accountability childrenshealthdefense.ca/news/epstein-f…

I have discussed recently Epsteins obsession with the Vagus nerve and his belief that this is what needs to be immunized. I showed how COVID19 bioweapon has all of the features of Vagus nerve attack, which is critical for brain computer interface as well as weaponization of vaccines.

Epstein Was Obsessed With Vagus Nerve “Should Be Immunized”Critical To Hacking Humans For BCI - C19 Causes Autonomic Dysfunction Via Vagus Nerve Resulting In Worse Cancer, Afib, Cognitive Dysfunction anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/epstein-was-…

It is of great interest, that Epstein was also obsessed in contacting the scientists and experts who’s field of expertise are all of the building blocks of self assembly nanotechnology that I have discussed and researched for the past 4 years.

Dr Speicher found in the DNA fragments of the COVID19 shots gene encoding spider silk.

Residual DNA fragments Analysis Detected In Monovalent And Bivalent Pfizer/BioNTech And Moderna modRNA COVID-19 Shots Confirms Spider Silk Genes Encoded In The Spike Open Reading Frame anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/residual-dna…

I discussed how spidersilk is used for self assembly nanotechnology and brain computer interface and confirmed the findings of Clifford Carnicom and I that human blood and the vaccinated blood clots contain polyamides which could also represent spider silk and nylon. Please see this substack from 1/2024:

Spider Silk Polyamide Polymers Applications In Self Assembly Nanotechnology, Biosensors, Vaccine Delivery, Synthetic Biology, Brain Computer Interface anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/spider-silk-…

During the same time I received Spider Silk Samples for microscopic analysis that were being sprayed in California:

Spider Silk Polymer Sprayed Via Geoengineering Operations From California - Darkfield Microscopy Analysis anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/spider-silk-…

It was of great interest that spider silk amyloid was mentioned in the Presidents Nanotechnology Budget, specifically mentioning AMYLOID spidersilk.

Amyloid clots have been found in all vaccinated people:

Study Shows ALL C19 Vaccinated Have Amyloid Microclots-Confirming 2022 Live Blood Study. Dissolution Of Amyloid Clots With EDTA, Vitamin C, Methylene Blue & DMSO - Successfully Done For Past 3 Years anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/study-shows-…

Spike protein gene sequence codes for hydrogel/ amyloid depending on PH. Both are used for brain computer interface but can also cause disease in humans.

Amyloid and Hydrogel Formation of a Peptide Sequence from a Coronavirus Spike Protein Its’ Hydrogel manufactured in the C19 injected, not Amyloid! anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/amyloid-and-…

Here is what the Presidents Nanotechnology budget said:

What Did The National Nanotechnology Initiative Supplement To The Presidents 2023 Budget Say About Polymer Amyloid Spider Silk Production? Could This Have Been Weaponized Against Humanity? anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/what-did-the…

''Harnessing bacteria to synthesize high-performance nanomaterials. University researchers funded by NIFA, ONR, and DOE have used genetically engineered bacteria to produce polymeric amyloid fibers that exhibit ultimate tensile strength comparable to the strongest natural spider silk (~1 GPa, stronger than common steel) while displaying higher toughness than natural spider silk (~160 MJ/m3 ). Redesigning the silk sequence by introducing amyloid sequences that have a high tendency to form βnanocrystals, they were able to induce the bacteria to synthesize a hybrid polymeric amyloid protein with 128 repeating units. The resulting proteins had less repetitive amino acid sequences than spider silk, making them easier for engineered bacteria to produce. The polymeric amyloid proteins can be wet-spun into macroscopic fibers with a wide range of mechanically demanding applications.''

Here is Epstein courting the scientists in 2014 who were working on liquid silk for nanotechnology and RFID chip tracking in humans, as the slides from the Epstein files show below:
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🎩Matthew M. Cameron Researching the Epstein Database for Epstein connections to nanotechnologies, human RFID chipping, nanoelectronics for vaccine delivery, microfluidics for microrobotics use is like a treasure trove. The point of this research is to direct attention to the technocratic Transhumanist Agenda that Epstein was intimately involved in directing. Everything I have been uncovering in the human blood and COVID19 injections over the past years can be found in the Epstein files, as well as the top scientists who were working in those fields.

Here, we discuss the materials pertaining to Silk used for the manufacturing of biosensors and nanotechnological tracking devices for human and vaccine microelectronics. The presentation is part of the Epstein files and the emails show that Epstein courted both Tuff’s university professors involved in the research of liquid silk. Epstein was able to connect with Fiorenzo Omenetto and there are emails that I listed below that discuss funding opportunities by Epstein for Omenetto.

Why is this important?

Because the COVID 19 shots contained genes for spider silk, used in nanotechnology and for brain computer interface. Spidersilk has also been sprayed via geoengineering, its is a versatile polymer for Cyborg Transhuman self assembly nanotechnologies. I have extensively discussed in previous articles that Epstein had interest in areas that have been seen specifically implemented in the COVID19 bioweapon.

Journalist Sayer Ji has done deep dive on connections with Epstein and Bill Gates to “get more money for vaccines”.

Epstein Files, Pandemic Power and the Question of Accountability

I have discussed recently Epsteins obsession with the Vagus nerve and his belief that this is what needs to be immunized. I showed how COVID19 bioweapon has all of the features of Vagus nerve attack, which is critical for brain computer interface as well as weaponization of vaccines.

Epstein Was Obsessed With Vagus Nerve “Should Be Immunized”Critical To Hacking Humans For BCI - C19 Causes Autonomic Dysfunction Via Vagus Nerve Resulting In Worse Cancer, Afib, Cognitive Dysfunction

It is of great interest, that Epstein was also obsessed in contacting the scientists and experts who’s field of expertise are all of the building blocks of self assembly nanotechnology that I have discussed and researched for the past 4 years.

Dr Speicher found in the DNA fragments of the COVID19 shots gene encoding spider silk.

Residual DNA fragments Analysis Detected In Monovalent And Bivalent Pfizer/BioNTech And Moderna modRNA COVID-19 Shots Confirms Spider Silk Genes Encoded In The Spike Open Reading Frame

I discussed how spidersilk is used for self assembly nanotechnology and brain computer interface and confirmed the findings of Clifford Carnicom and I that human blood and the vaccinated blood clots contain polyamides which could also represent spider silk and nylon. Please see this substack from 1/2024:

Spider Silk Polyamide Polymers Applications In Self Assembly Nanotechnology, Biosensors, Vaccine Delivery, Synthetic Biology, Brain Computer Interface

During the same time I received Spider Silk Samples for microscopic analysis that were being sprayed in California:

Spider Silk Polymer Sprayed Via Geoengineering Operations From California - Darkfield Microscopy Analysis

It was of great interest that spider silk amyloid was mentioned in the Presidents Nanotechnology Budget, specifically mentioning AMYLOID spidersilk.

Amyloid clots have been found in all vaccinated people:

Study Shows ALL C19 Vaccinated Have Amyloid Microclots-Confirming 2022 Live Blood Study. Dissolution Of Amyloid Clots With EDTA, Vitamin C, Methylene Blue & DMSO - Successfully Done For Past 3 Years

Spike protein gene sequence codes for hydrogel/ amyloid depending on PH. Both are used for brain computer interface but can also cause disease in humans.

Amyloid and Hydrogel Formation of a Peptide Sequence from a Coronavirus Spike Protein Its’ Hydrogel manufactured in the C19 injected, not Amyloid!

Here is what the Presidents Nanotechnology budget said:

What Did The National Nanotechnology Initiative Supplement To The Presidents 2023 Budget Say About Polymer Amyloid Spider Silk Production? Could This Have Been Weaponized Against Humanity?

„Harnessing bacteria to synthesize high-performance nanomaterials. University researchers funded by NIFA, ONR, and DOE have used genetically engineered bacteria to produce polymeric amyloid fibers that exhibit ultimate tensile strength comparable to the strongest natural spider silk (~1 GPa, stronger than common steel) while displaying higher toughness than natural spider silk (~160 MJ/m3 ). Redesigning the silk sequence by introducing amyloid sequences that have a high tendency to form βnanocrystals, they were able to induce the bacteria to synthesize a hybrid polymeric amyloid protein with 128 repeating units. The resulting proteins had less repetitive amino acid sequences than spider silk, making them easier for engineered bacteria to produce. The polymeric amyloid proteins can be wet-spun into macroscopic fibers with a wide range of mechanically demanding applications.

Here is Epstein courting the scientists in 2014 who were working on liquid silk for nanotechnology and RFID chip tracking in humans, as the slides from the Epstein files show below: David Kaplan is the Stern Family Endowed Professor of Engineering at Tufts University, a Distinguished University Professor, a Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, and the Director of the Tufts University Center for Cellular Agriculture (TUCCA). His research focus is on biopolymer engineering, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine and cellular agriculture. He has published over 1,000 peer reviewed papers, he is editor-in-chief of ACS Biomaterials Science and Engineering and he serves on many editorial boards and programs for journals and universities. He has received awards for his research and teaching and is an elected Fellow of the American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering, the National Academy of Inventors, and the National Academy of Engineering.

Epstein tried hard to meet Kaplan but apparently was unsuccessful.
However, Epstein was lucky with the other research partner:

Fiorenzo Omenetto

Professor, Biomedical Engineering, Professor, Physics & Astronomy, Frank C. Doble Professorship in Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

The Secret Storage Network Jeffrey Epstein Built — And the Evidence the FBI Never Found.

THE HOUSE WAS ALREADY CLEAN

August 23, 2009. 9:14 a.m.

It’s a Sunday morning in Palm Beach, Florida.

Jeffrey Epstein is free.

Just one month out of jail — released after serving thirteen months of an eighteen-month sentence — he’s already back in his world. The phones are ringing. The emails are flowing. The lawyers are on standby. The machine is running again like it never stopped.

And then one email arrives. From a man named Bill Riley.
Riley is a former cop turned private detective. He works for Epstein. Has for years. He is, in the polite language of legal documents, a “private investigator retained by counsel.” In plain English, he’s the man Epstein calls when things need to disappear.

The email is short. Business-like. But buried inside those few paragraphs is a sentence that should have changed everything.

“Over the weekend I learned that plaintiff’s counsel are looking to get from me the computers and paperwork I took from Jeff’s house prior to the Search Warrant.”
Read that again.

Prior to the Search Warrant.

Before the police came. Before the badge was flashed at the front door. Before a single officer stepped across the threshold of Epstein’s fourteen-thousand-square-foot Palm Beach mansion — Bill Riley was already there. Already packing. Already walking out the door with computers and paperwork that investigators would spend the next two decades looking for.

Riley continues: “I have them locked in storage and would like to know what to do with them.”

Locked in storage.

Not destroyed. Not handed over. Not shredded, burned, dumped in the Intracoastal Waterway. Locked in a self-storage unit somewhere in Palm Beach County, still intact, still holding whatever they held the day they were carried out the back door of the most notorious address in Florida.

The email also mentions, almost as an afterthought, that the hard drives have been cloned. Copied. Duplicated.

The originals are in storage.

The copies — nobody knows where the copies went.

Epstein reads the email. He does not panic. He does not call 911. He does not do what an innocent man might do — which is immediately contact law enforcement and say, “I believe my private investigator has evidence related to an ongoing civil lawsuit and you should probably know about it.”

What Epstein does, we don’t know exactly. His response, if he wrote one, hasn’t surfaced.

What we know is this: the computers stayed in storage. The cloned drives stayed wherever they were. And for the next sixteen years, nobody — not the Palm Beach Police Department, not the FBI, not the Department of Justice — ever obtained a search warrant for any of Jeffrey Epstein’s storage units.

Not one.

This is the story of six padlocked rooms scattered across the United States. Of hard drives that vanished before police ever arrived. Of a private island where computers were shipped off with instructions to wipe them clean before throwing them out. Of a detective agency run by former cops who kept everything locked up tight, and who are still, to this day, legally protected from saying a word about what they know.

And it’s the story of the most important question nobody in Washington seems to want to answer:

If the FBI never searched those storage units — what’s still inside them?

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To understand what might be in those units, you need to understand what Jeffrey Epstein was — not the tabloid caricature, not the conspiracy-theory boogeyman, but the real man, the one who walked into rooms and immediately understood exactly what every single person in that room wanted.
He was born in 1953 in Coney Island, Brooklyn. Son of a parks department groundskeeper and a homemaker. No silver spoon. No family connections. No Harvard degree — he never even finished college. What he had was a mind that processed numbers like a machine and read people like a book he’d already memorized.

By his thirties, he was managing money for some of the wealthiest individuals on the planet. How he got there — how a man with no formal financial credentials and no institutional backing became a trusted advisor to billionaires — is one of the questions that serious investigators and journalists have been trying to answer for twenty years. The answers have never been fully satisfying.
What we know is that by the early 2000s, Jeffrey Epstein had assembled a physical footprint that would have impressed a head of state.

The Palm Beach mansion on El Brillo Way: fourteen thousand square feet, marble floors, multiple outbuildings, a pool, and a massage room that would become the center of a criminal investigation.

The Manhattan townhouse: a nine-story limestone building on East 71st Street in the Upper East Side, reportedly the largest single-family private residence in New York City. A building with a seven-screen media tower in one room and — in the basement — two bins full of computer hard drives that arrived at the scene already tagged with evidence tape.
Zorro Ranch in Stanley, New Mexico: nearly eight thousand acres of high desert, complete with its own airstrip, multiple outbuildings, and a guest lodge where a rotating roster of scientists, academics, and celebrities came to discuss Epstein’s ideas about the future of the human race.

A Paris apartment near the Arc de Triomphe.

And Little Saint James — a seventy-five-acre private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands, connected to the outside world only by boat or helicopter, featuring a blue-and-white-striped temple-like structure whose purpose has never been officially explained, and a main house where FBI agents, when they finally arrived in August 2019, found a dentist’s chair, walls hung with gold-painted masks, and a blackboard with the words “power and deception” written in chalk.

This is the world Epstein built. And in every single one of those properties, when authorities finally arrived, the most important things had already been moved.

The Man With No Face: How Daniel Siad Hunted Girls Across Three Continents for Jeffrey Epstein — And Still Walks Free.

A 56-year-old Swedish woman named Ebba Karlsson walks into the Paris prosecutor’s office alone. No press cameras outside. No lawyer holding her elbow. Just a woman who has carried something very heavy for thirty-six years, finally deciding she has carried it long enough.

She sits down. She tells a story that begins in Stockholm in 1990, when she was twenty years old and a man approached her on the street.

He said he was looking for girls for a swimwear contract in Monaco.

She believed him. She traveled with him. She never took a single photo in Monaco. Instead, he drove her to a friend’s house in Cannes, to a pool house on the French Riviera. And there, she says, he raped her.​

The man’s name is Daniel Amar Siad.

Ebba Karlsson did not know his full name when it happened. She did not know who he really was until she opened her phone in early February 2026 and saw a photograph circulating in the news — a photo released as part of 3.5 million pages of newly declassified American government documents about Jeffrey Epstein.​

She recognized his face immediately.

What she did not know — what almost no one in the world knew until that moment — is that this same man’s name appears nearly two thousand times in the United States Department of Justice’s files on Jeffrey Epstein. More than almost any other name. More than many of the famous politicians, billionaires, and royals whose names the whole world was searching for.​

And yet, until February 2026, Daniel Siad was essentially unknown to the public.

No Wikipedia page. No news articles. No criminal record. No face attached to the name.

Just two thousand appearances in the private emails of the most prolific sex trafficker in modern American history.

The Files Nobody Was Looking For

When the U.S. Department of Justice released 3.5 million pages of Epstein documents on January 31, 2026, the internet erupted.​

Everyone was searching for the same thing: the famous names. The politicians. The royals. The billionaires. The celebrities. Within hours, names were being pulled out of context and shared millions of times. News anchors read them aloud on television. Social media lit up with accusations, theories, and outrage.

It was understandable. The famous names were the story everyone already knew they wanted.

But buried inside those millions of pages — in Skype transcripts, in email chains with subject lines like “Hello from Ibiza” and “I have a girl arriving tonight from London” — was a different kind of story.​

Not about a famous man. About an invisible one.

The story of how Epstein’s network actually worked. Not at the top, but in the machinery underneath. The gears that kept the whole operation running for over a decade, across dozens of countries, without ever attracting the attention of law enforcement.

That machinery had a name.

And for almost a decade, it signed its emails: Daniel Siad.​

A Man of Many Countries, Many Names, Many Faces

To understand Daniel Siad, you first have to understand how difficult it is to understand Daniel Siad.

He appears in official records as a citizen of both Sweden and Algeria. In some documents he is listed as having been born in France. He describes himself as Kabyle — a member of the Berber indigenous people of North Africa — and Jewish Berber by religious heritage.​

Over the years, depending on which country you asked and which decade you were asking about, he was described as:

A fashion photographer

An international model scout

A cultural activist for Amazigh (Berber) heritage

A diplomatic representative for the Movement for Self-Determination of Kabylia (MAK) in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain

A financial consultant

A project manager for the World Fashion Channel, a Russian television network​

Between 2017 and 2020, he held formal diplomatic status representing the MAK organization in three Gulf states. That status came with travel documents and a level of diplomatic protection not available to ordinary citizens.​

His banking records, when investigators finally found them, showed his account was held in Palm Jumeirah — the famous artificial island in Dubai. Not in Stockholm, where he was officially registered. Not in Paris, where he spent significant time. Dubai. A financial system famously difficult for European and American law enforcement to penetrate.​

In his professional life, he moved through Stockholm, Paris, Barcelona, Ibiza, Marrakesh, Casablanca, Havana, Cape Town, Hong Kong, and the South of France.​

Every city was temporary. Every address was a stopover. Every identity was partial.

He was a ghost — not despite living in plain sight at fashion events, cocktail parties, and model agency offices, but precisely because of it.

The First Connection: How Epstein Created the Link

Here is a fact that investigators confirmed in 2026 from the declassified files, and that almost no one has reported clearly:

It was Jeffrey Epstein himself who first introduced Daniel Siad to Jean-Luc Brunel in 2009.​

Epstein organized the initial meeting.

This matters enormously. It means Siad did not enter Epstein’s world through the back door, introduced by an intermediary who later lost control of the relationship. Epstein chose Siad. Epstein brought him in. Epstein was the architect of this particular connection from the very beginning.

Jean-Luc Brunel, for those who need a reminder, was one of the most powerful men in European fashion for decades. He ran Karin Models and later MC2 Model Management, an agency that Epstein secretly financed. Brunel used his position to traffic dozens of young women and girls to Epstein over many years. He was arrested in France in December 2020. In February 2022, he was found dead in his cell at La Santé prison in Paris, before his trial could begin. Authorities ruled it a suicide.​

In a 2016 email to a New York district prosecutor, attorney Stan Pottinger — who represented several Epstein victims — wrote that he had spoken with Brunel directly. Brunel told him that Daniel Siad was, in Pottinger’s words, “a scout or recruiter of girls and/or women for J. Epstein.”​

This account was submitted as sealed evidence — Exhibit O — in the federal case against Ghislaine Maxwell in the Southern District of New York. Of the only eight exhibits submitted in that filing, Siad’s name appeared in one. The material remains under court seal to this day.​

The formal professional relationship began almost immediately. In correspondence from 2009, Brunel wrote to Epstein: “We will pay him 3,000 euros per month for six months to scout models.”​

Three thousand euros a month. Paid by Epstein, through Brunel, to a man who would spend the next decade traveling across three continents looking for young women and girls to send to a convicted sex offender.

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The earliest emails between Siad and Epstein in the DOJ files are dated 2009. The last ones appear just before Epstein’s arrest in the summer of 2019. That is almost exactly ten years of documented correspondence.​

The language in those emails is worth reading carefully, because it reveals not just what Siad was doing, but how he thought about what he was doing.

In one of the very first documented exchanges, from June 2009, Siad wrote to Epstein with seven photographs attached:
I just found an amazing one; she is 20 years old but looks younger, from Latvia.”​

Read that sentence slowly.

She is 20 years old. But she looks younger.

That is not the language of a legitimate talent scout describing a client’s commercial potential. That is a sales pitch to a man who had already been convicted in 2008 of procuring a minor for prostitution. The emphasis on appearing younger than the actual age is a signal — a coded communication between two people who both understand the real purpose of the transaction.​

In July 2014, Siad’s email to Epstein mentioned “at least five potential” recruits “aged 16 and 17” — and then mentioned “a 15-year-old French girl.”​

Fifteen. Years. Old.

The year before, in 2013, according to a woman who was later interviewed by French investigators, Siad had approached her on the street in Paris, presented himself as a modeling agent, and then introduced her directly to Epstein as a candidate to become his “assistant.” She was hired after an interview at Epstein’s apartment on Avenue Foch in the 16th arrondissement.

“He wanted me to be at his disposal. Sexually, I was his thing. He always told me I was his slave,” she told police in 2022.​

Siad had recruited her. He had made the introduction. And he was never questioned during the original French investigation that ran from 2019 to 2023.​

From Paris to the Villages: The Eastern European Operation

By mid-2009, Siad was not just working the fashion capitals of Paris and Milan. He was going further.

In an email to Epstein, he outlined a scouting plan for the coming summer months: he intended to travel to “small villages in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary” specifically to find young women.​

Not the modeling agencies in Warsaw or Prague. Not the established fashion networks of Budapest or Bratislava.

The small villages.

The places where girls grew up with big dreams and limited options. Where the idea of a European modeling contract was enough to make a family encourage their daughter to meet a charming stranger who claimed to know people in Paris and New York. Where no one had the connections or the experience to know the difference between a legitimate scout and a predator wearing the same face.

In 2010, Siad was in Sofia, Bulgaria, working through local agencies — specifically Next One Agency — forwarding photographs of young women to Epstein while arranging meetings.​

In each case, the structure was identical: Siad identifies a young woman. He takes or obtains photographs. He forwards them to Epstein with notes about physical appearance, age, and sometimes the telling observation that the woman “looks younger” than she is. Epstein responds with comments about ethnicity, physical features, and youthfulness.​

A booking. A payment. A next target.

“In this business, I feel like a fisherman,” Siad wrote to Epstein in 2014. “Sometimes I catch quickly, and sometimes there are no fish.”​

Girls are fish.

That is how he described them. In writing. In an email that was stored in servers that were later obtained by the United States Department of Justice.

The Barcelona Chapter: Girls Staying in His Apartment

By 2016, Siad had settled — at least for a period — in Barcelona.

And he was not just forwarding photographs from a distance. He was housing the women he scouted.

According to the DOJ documents, Siad sent Epstein a message in September 2017 that read:

“I am here in Barcelona. I have girls staying with me, of Australian and Croatian origin. You can speak with her, very sweet.”

He added: “I am looking to place her here and in Paris. Also her dream is NY, of course.”

He then sent photographs, noting the woman was 23 years old. He hastily added — as if remembering a selling point — that she had a 20-year-old sister.​

Epstein’s interest apparently warranted a Skype call. According to the documents, following that Skype call with Siad and the woman, Siad was then invited by Epstein to organize a meeting between the woman and Woody Allen, who appeared to also be in Barcelona at the time.​

The women living in Siad’s apartment believed they were being helped with their modeling careers. They likely did not know that their photographs were being sent to a convicted sex offender. They almost certainly did not know that his comments about their age and appearance were being forwarded to a man whose private pilot would later testify about the parade of young women flown to private islands and private estates.

Siad provided the housing. He covered the travel costs. He organized the meetings. And he received payment — transferred by Epstein’s accountant, Richard Kahn, to that account in Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah.​

In 2018, Epstein had relayed Siad’s banking information to Kahn with the note: “5-year loan for $25,000.”​

A loan. On paper. Twenty-five thousand dollars.

This is how the money moved without leaving obvious fingerprints. Not a direct payment for “recruiting girls.” A loan. A consulting fee. A modeling advance. Legitimate-sounding labels attached to transactions that served a very different purpose.

It’s May 1996. New Albany, Ohio.

Maria Farmer is 26 years old. An artist. She’s been working at a billionaire’s estate for three weeks. Today she needs to leave the guesthouse to buy art supplies.

She calls the billionaire’s wife. Asks permission.

The wife says she’ll think about it.

Maria is a grown woman. But armed guards patrol this property. She can’t leave without approval. She’s starting to understand: this isn’t an artist residency.

It’s a prison.

That night, Jeffrey Epstein walks into her room. By morning, she’s been assaulted. She escapes the estate. She reports him to the FBI.

Nothing happens.

Thirty years later—February 10, 2026—Congressman Ro Khanna stands on the House floor. He’s holding FBI documents. Documents the Department of Justice tried to keep secret.

He reads a list of six names. Men the FBI suspected of helping Jeffrey Epstein traffic children.

The first name: Leslie Wexner.
Owner of Victoria’s Secret. One of the richest men in America. The man who gave Epstein power of attorney over billions of dollars. The man who transferred a $56 million Manhattan mansion to Epstein with no record of payment.

The FBI called him a suspected co-conspirator.

This is the story of how it happened.

The Genius Who Built an Empire

Columbus, Ohio.

Les Wexner is 26 years old. His parents own a small clothing store in Dayton. Les has an idea: what if you only sold one thing? Women’s sportswear. Young professionals. Simple, focused, fast.​
He borrows $5,000 from his aunt. Opens one store. Calls it The Limited.

Within a year, he opens a second store. Then a third. Then ten.​

By 1969, The Limited is a chain. By 1980, Wexner has 187 stores across America. He’s a retail genius. He understands what women want before they know it themselves.

In 1982, he’s in San Francisco. He walks into a struggling lingerie store called Victoria’s Secret. Six locations. Losing money. Victorian-themed, frilly, old-fashioned.​
Wexner sees potential.

He buys the company for $1 million. Then he transforms it. Out go the Victorians. In come supermodels. Fashion shows. Fantasy. Glamour.​

By 1990, Victoria’s Secret isn’t just a store. It’s a cultural phenomenon. The fashion show becomes appointment television. Angels become celebrities. Sales exceed $1 billion.​

Les Wexner becomes one of the richest men in America.
He builds a private town in Ohio called New Albany. He designs every building himself. He donates hundreds of millions to charity. Ohio State University. Medical research. Jewish causes.

But by the mid-1980s, Wexner wants more. Retail is good. But he wants sophisticated wealth management. Offshore investments. Tax strategies. Complex financial structures.

He needs someone brilliant with money.
In 1986, a friend offers to introduce him to just such a person.​

That introduction will destroy everything.

The Warning: “I Smell a Rat”

Robert Meister is sitting on a plane. Mid-1980s. Flying to Palm Beach.

The man next to him is charming. Well-dressed. Says his name is Jeffrey Epstein. Says he works in finance. High-net-worth clients. Offshore accounts. Complex tax structures.
They talk. Meister mentions he’s an insurance executive. His firm handles policies for The Limited. He knows Les Wexner personally.​

Epstein becomes very interested.

Later, Epstein calls Meister. He has a story. He says he’s discovered that Wexner’s current money manager—Harold Levin—is stealing from him. Epstein describes himself as a financial “bounty hunter.” He can recover the stolen money.​
It sounds convincing.

Meister arranges a meeting. Wexner’s house in Aspen. Epstein makes his pitch.​

But Meister has a colleague who wants to meet Epstein first. Harold Levin himself. The man Epstein is accusing.

They meet. One meeting.

Levin walks out. Finds Meister. Says: “I smell a rat. I don’t trust him”.

He tells Wexner the same thing. Stay away from this man.​

Wexner ignores him.

By 1987, Jeffrey Epstein is Wexner’s financial adviser. Soon, he’s the only adviser. Levin is pushed aside. Eventually, Levin quits rather than work under Epstein.

Before he leaves, Levin learns something disturbing: Epstein had told Wexner that Levin was stealing. It was a lie. But Wexner believed Epstein, not Levin.​

The man who warned “I smell a rat” is gone.

Epstein is in.

Friends of Wexner are confused. Who is this Jeffrey Epstein? Where did he come from? What are his credentials?

No one can find answers. Epstein has no other clients. No verifiable track record. He’d worked at Bear Stearns in the late 1970s, but left in 1981 under unclear circumstances.​

Some people ask questions. Wexner doesn’t answer them.

By the early 1990s, Epstein isn’t just Wexner’s financial adviser. He’s part of the family. He attends dinners. Vacations. Celebrations.

But Robert Meister—the man who introduced them—is worried.

September 1997. Wexner’s 60th birthday party. His estate in New Albany. Hundreds of guests. Senator Joe Lieberman. Prominent developers. Ohio’s elite.​

Meister is there with his wife.

During the party, Meister pulls Wexner aside. In front of other guests, he begs Wexner to cut ties with Epstein. “My wife and I told him and Abigail hundreds of times to stay away from Epstein,” Meister says later.​

Wexner won’t listen.

It’s the last time Meister visits Wexner’s house.​

What Meister doesn’t know—what no one knows—is that by 1997, it’s already too late.

Six years earlier, Wexner had signed something. Three pages. A document that gave Jeffrey Epstein total control.​

And by 1997, Epstein is already using that control to build an empire of abuse.

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Three pages. That’s all it takes.​

Power of attorney. Signed July 1991.

Les Wexner grants Jeffrey Epstein the legal right to sign Wexner’s name. On anything. Any document. Any contract. Any check.​

Epstein can buy properties. Sell them. Borrow money. Access accounts. Hire employees. Fire them. Make investments. All in Wexner’s name.​

It’s not limited. It’s not temporary. It’s total authority.

Lawyers who later review the document are stunned. One tells New York Magazine: “I’ve never seen anyone give power of attorney that broad to someone who wasn’t a family member”.​

Most people don’t even give their spouses this kind of power.

Why would a billionaire give it to a man he’d known for five years? A man with no verifiable credentials? A man his best advisers called “a rat”?

In 2019, Wexner offers an explanation. He says Epstein came “highly recommended” by friends. He says he trusted those recommendations.​

But the warnings were explicit. Multiple advisers had urged caution. Harold Levin didn’t trust him. Robert Meister begged him to walk away.

Wexner gave Epstein everything anyway.

For 16 years—1991 to 2007—Epstein operates with complete legal authority. He manages billions. He moves assets across borders. He represents Wexner in business deals.​

Friends are mystified. One tells Vanity Fair: “We couldn’t understand it. Les is a brilliant businessman. How could he be so blind?”.​
The assets under Epstein’s control aren’t small. By the mid-1990s, Wexner’s net worth exceeds $5 billion. Properties include estates in Ohio, New Albany, vacation homes, private jets.

And one particular property.

A seven-story mansion at 9 East 71st Street in Manhattan. The largest private residence in New York City.​

In 1989, Wexner bought it for $13.2 million.​

By 1996, Jeffrey Epstein is living there.​

By 1998, it’s transferred to Epstein’s name.

Public records show no payment.

That mansion becomes the center of Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal empire.

But before it became his headquarters, it became his trap.

And Maria Farmer walked right into it.

May 1996: The Guesthouse

Maria Farmer is packing her rental truck. Art supplies. Canvases. Brushes. Paint.

She’s 26 years old. She studied at the New York Academy of Art. She’s talented. She has a future.

A professor introduced her to Jeffrey Epstein. Said he was an art collector. A patron. Someone who helped young artists.​

Epstein seemed legitimate. He attended gallery shows. He bought pieces. He introduced Maria to Ghislaine Maxwell. Maxwell seemed cultured. Connected. She talked about art, travel, high society.

Then Epstein made an offer.

He’d arranged for Maria to work as artist-in-residence on a property in Ohio. She’d paint backdrops for a Hollywood movie—”As Good As It Gets.” She’d have space. Time. Materials. It was the opportunity she’d been dreaming of.

Maria says yes.

She packs everything. Drives from New York to New Albany, Ohio.​

The property belongs to Les Wexner.

Maria arrives. The estate is massive. Sprawling. Isolated. But she’s not staying in the main house. She’s in a guesthouse.​

The first day, she tries to leave. To buy supplies in town.

A guard stops her.

He says she needs permission.

Maria calls the main house. Speaks to Abigail Wexner—Les Wexner’s wife. Asks if she can go into town.
Abigail says she’ll think about it.​

Maria is 26 years old. An adult. But she can’t leave without asking permission.

She realizes something is very wrong.

Days pass. Maria works on the paintings. But the guards are always watching. She can’t leave the property. Every trip into town requires a phone call. Approval. Supervision.​

Then Epstein and Maxwell visit.

One night, they assault her.

Maria is terrified. She finishes the work as quickly as possible. She leaves the estate. She drives back to New York.

And she does something almost no one had done before.

She reports Jeffrey Epstein to the police.​

She files a criminal complaint with the FBI. Then the NYPD. She gives details. The assault. The Ohio estate. Ghislaine Maxwell’s involvement. Les Wexner’s property.​

The FBI takes her statement.

Nothing happens.

No investigation. No charges. No follow-up.​

Maria doesn’t understand. She reported a crime. She gave names, locations, dates. Why isn’t anyone doing anything?

Years later, she’ll learn the truth. Epstein has connections. Powerful connections. Complaints against him have a way of disappearing.​

In 1996, Maria is one of the first to report him.

She won’t be the last.

One year later. May 1997. Santa Monica, California. Another woman gets a phone call. The man on the line says he’s a Victoria’s Secret talent scout.

His name is Jeffrey Epstein.

May 1997: “Let Me Manhandle You”

Alicia Arden is 27. An actress. A model. She’d appeared on “Baywatch” a few years ago. Now she’s trying to break into high fashion.

The phone rings.

A man. Says his name is Jeffrey Epstein. Says he’s a talent scout for Victoria’s Secret. Says he’s in Los Angeles looking for models for the catalog.​​

Alicia can’t believe it. Victoria’s Secret. The dream. Every model wants that job.

They arrange to meet. Shutters on the Beach. A luxury hotel in Santa Monica. Epstein books a room. Says it’s easier to review her portfolio there, away from distractions.

Alicia arrives. Professional photos. Comp cards. Measurements. She’s nervous. Excited.

Epstein opens the door. Invites her in. At first, everything seems normal. He looks through her photos. Asks about her experience. Seems professional.​

Then he asks her to sit closer.​

She does. She wants this job.

He starts touching her. Shoulder. Back. Thigh.​

Alicia tenses. This doesn’t feel right.

Epstein says: “Let me manhandle you”.

He grabs her. Pulls her shirt over her head. Yanks her skirt down. Gropes her.

Alicia realizes what’s happening. This isn’t an audition. This is assault.

She fights. Pushes him away. Grabs her clothes. Runs.

Outside the hotel, she’s shaking. Crying. She calls the police.​​

Santa Monica Police Department. She files a sexual battery report. Gives them everything. Epstein’s name. The hotel room number. What he did.

A detective takes her statement. He seems to believe her.

But nothing happens.

No arrest. No charges. No investigation.​

Alicia doesn’t understand. She reported it immediately. She had evidence. She gave them his name.

Why isn’t anyone doing anything?

She’ll learn later: Epstein used the Victoria’s Secret connection repeatedly. He approached models. Aspiring actresses. Young women desperate for a break. Promised them catalog work. Runway shows. Exposure.

Then he assaulted them.

And he got away with it.

Because the Victoria’s Secret connection wasn’t fake. It was real. He had Les Wexner.

In fact, two executives at Victoria’s Secret eventually warned Wexner. They told him Epstein was using the company’s name to approach women. They said it was damaging the brand. Creating liability.​

Wexner told them: “I’ll take care of it”.​

He didn’t.

The relationship between Wexner and Epstein continued.

And Epstein’s abuse escalated.

But here’s what’s strange. Epstein wasn’t just using Wexner’s company name. He was using Wexner’s money. In 2004, he gave a man named Jean-Luc Brunel up to $1 million.​

That money launched one of the most notorious modeling agencies in history.

An agency that, according to victims, supplied Epstein with dozens of underage girls

PROLOGUE: The Yacht

On August 1, 2010, 400 guests gathered in Rhinebeck, New York, for the wedding of Chelsea Clinton.

The bride wore a Vera Wang gown. The ceremony took place at Astor Courts, a 50-acre estate overlooking the Hudson River. Former presidents attended. Senators. Billionaires. Hollywood stars.

Among the guests, mingling near the champagne table, was a woman most Americans had never heard of.

She was 48 years old. British accent. Designer dress. Oxford-educated. She smiled easily, laughed at jokes, and seemed to know everyone in the room.

Her date was a billionaire from Iowa—a tech entrepreneur who’d co-founded Gateway computers and was now worth $1.4 billion.

His name was Ted Waitt.

Her name was Ghislaine Maxwell.

Six weeks later, Waitt purchased a 240-foot mega-yacht. It had five decks. A helipad. Quarters for seventeen crew members.

And underneath, hidden beneath the waterline: a docking bay for a submarine.

They named the yacht Plan B.

Nine years later, Ghislaine Maxwell would be arrested for sex trafficking. The FBI would reveal that she’d spent decades recruiting underage girls for Jeffrey Epstein. She’d facilitated abuse. She’d participated in it. She’d built a network that spanned continents.

But what most people still don’t understand is this: The network didn’t just operate on land.

It operated underwater.

In international waters, where no country has jurisdiction. Where no coast guard patrols. Where submarines don’t need flight logs.

Where people can disappear.

And Plan B was the blueprint.

✨November 5, 1991 / 5:15 AM / Atlantic Ocean

Before there was Plan B, there was another yacht.

The Spanish Coast Guard helicopter circles in the predawn darkness, its spotlight sweeping across the calm Atlantic waters twenty miles off Tenerife.

Below, floating face-up in the water, is a naked body.

The man is large—over 300 pounds. His skin is bloated, pale. His arms are spread wide. He’s been dead for hours.

At 5:15 AM, the Coast Guard pulls him from the ocean.

His name is Robert Maxwell.

He is—or was—one of the most powerful media moguls in Britain. Owner of tabloids. Publisher of textbooks. A man who’d met presidents, prime ministers, and according to whispers, Israeli intelligence officers.

The yacht he’d fallen from—or been pushed from—sits silent in the distance.

Its name, painted in white letters on the hull: Lady Ghislaine.

Named after his youngest daughter.

The Scene in the Cabin

When Spanish authorities board the Lady Ghislaine, they find Robert Maxwell’s stateroom exactly as he’d left it.

The bed is unmade but hasn’t been slept in. A book sits on the nightstand—The New World Order by Pat Robertson. A glass of water, half-empty. Reading glasses folded beside it.

The cabin door is locked from the inside. But Maxwell isn’t there.

His pajamas are folded on a chair. He always wore pajamas. The crew confirms this. Every night, without fail, Maxwell put on silk pajamas before bed.

So why was his body naked?

The head of security—a former British military officer—tells investigators that he’d checked on Maxwell at 11:00 PM the previous night. Maxwell had been in the cabin. Alive. Reading.

At 4:00 AM, another crew member had knocked on the door. No answer. He’d assumed Maxwell was asleep.

By 4:45 AM, they’d realized he was missing.

Three Autopsies, Three Answers

Dr. Carlos Lopez de Lamela (Spanish government pathologist): Heart attack followed by accidental drowning. Natural causes.

Dr. Iain West (hired by the Maxwell family): Blunt force trauma to the left shoulder and torso, suggesting Maxwell was struck or pushed before entering the water. Cause of death: Possibly homicide.

Dr. Maria Hernandez (independent review): Inconsistencies in stomach contents and body position in water. Cause of death: Undetermined.

Three doctors. Three different conclusions.

The official Spanish ruling: Accident.

But the Maxwell family never believed it.

The Debts

In the weeks after Robert Maxwell’s death, investigators discovered the truth.

He owed £3 billion. His companies were on the verge of collapse. And to keep the empire afloat, he’d been stealing from his own employees—raiding pension funds to the tune of £350 million.

Thousands of workers who’d spent decades at Maxwell’s newspapers would never see their retirement savings.

On November 4, 1991—the day before his body was found—Maxwell had received a phone call. The content was never disclosed, but sources said it was from creditors or investigators.

The message: We know what you’ve done.

That night, Maxwell told his crew he needed to clear his head. He went to his cabin.

By morning, he was in the ocean.

The Daughter’s Flight

When Ghislaine Maxwell learned of her father’s death, she was in New York.

She was 29 years old. She’d spent the previous decade as a socialite in London—attending parties, dating aristocrats, living off her father’s money.

Now the money was gone. Seized by creditors. Frozen by courts. The British tabloids—many of which her father had once owned—turned on her viciously.

“Daddy’s Girl in Scandal,” the headlines read. “Did She Know?”

Ghislaine couldn’t stay in England. Everywhere she went, people recognized her. Some spat at her. Others confronted her about the stolen pensions.

So she fled to New York.

She arrived with almost nothing. No income. No career. No prospects.

But she had her father’s Rolodex. She knew how to charm powerful men. She knew how to make herself indispensable.

And within a year, she’d met someone who would change her life.

A financier with a mansion on the Upper East Side. A man with secrets as dark as her father’s.

His name was Jeffrey Epstein.

The Billionaire

2008 / The Problem

By 2008, Jeffrey Epstein was a pariah.

He’d just pleaded guilty to soliciting prostitution from a minor in Florida. He’d served 13 months in Palm Beach County jail—though with a work-release arrangement that let him leave for 12 hours a day, six days a week.

The case had been national news. Everyone knew his name. Everyone knew what he’d done.

For Ghislaine Maxwell—who’d been Epstein’s partner, recruiter, and facilitator for nearly two decades—this was a crisis.

She needed distance from Epstein. She needed a new public identity. She needed money. She needed access to the circles of power she’d once moved through so easily.

She needed a plan.

In late 2008, Maxwell was introduced to a tech billionaire from Iowa.

Ted Waitt: The Gateway King

Theodore Waitt grew up in Sioux City, Iowa, where his father sold cattle.

In 1985, at age 22, Waitt co-founded Gateway Computers from his father’s farmhouse. The company sold PCs by mail order. Their boxes—covered in black-and-white cow spots—became iconic.

By the late 1990s, Gateway was worth over $10 billion. Waitt stepped down as CEO in 1998 but remained on the board. When he met Maxwell in 2008, he was worth approximately $1.4 billion.

He was also recently divorced and looking for meaning.

Waitt had become interested in ocean conservation. He’d started a foundation. He’d donated millions to marine biology research.

And when Ghislaine Maxwell walked into his life—Oxford-educated, multilingual, sophisticated, and passionate about the ocean—Waitt was captivated.

The Courtship (2008–2010)

Maxwell pursued Waitt methodically.

She studied his interests. She read about oceanography. She attended conferences on marine conservation. She positioned herself as someone who shared his values.

By 2009, they were dating.

Waitt introduced Maxwell to his world—tech entrepreneurs, philanthropists, environmentalists. Maxwell introduced Waitt to hers—British aristocrats, Manhattan socialites, and, crucially, the Clintons.

In 2010, Waitt made two major decisions.

First, he donated over $10 million to the Clinton Foundation.

Second, he purchased a yacht.

Plan B: The Specifications

The yacht was originally built in 2001 and named Sussurro (Italian for “whisper”). Waitt purchased it in 2010 for an undisclosed sum and renamed it Plan B.

Specifications:

Length: 240 feet (73 meters)

Five decks

Helipad on the upper deck

Guest suites for 12 passengers

Crew quarters for 17 staff

Submarine docking bay on the lower deck

The submarine bay is not unusual for mega-yachts. Wealthy owners use submarines to explore coral reefs, visit underwater caves, and travel discreetly between locations.

But submarines have one critical advantage over helicopters or jets:

There are no required flight logs.

Maxwell’s Training

Between 2009 and 2011, Ghislaine Maxwell obtained the following certifications:

Submarine pilot license

Helicopter pilot license

ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) operator certification

Deepworker submersible certification (a specific submarine model)

Emergency medical technician (EMT) training

These aren’t casual hobbies. Each certification requires months of intensive training and testing.

Maxwell told people she was passionate about ocean exploration and marine biology. She posted photos on social media of herself diving, operating underwater cameras, and “cleaning trash from the ocean floor.”

But here’s the question: Why would a 48-year-old socialite with no prior interest in oceanography suddenly spend years obtaining professional-grade underwater certifications?

Unless she had a specific purpose.

August 1, 2010 / The Wedding

Chelsea Clinton’s wedding is held at Astor Courts, a historic estate in Rhinebeck, New York.

The guest list reads like a directory of American power: President Bill Clinton. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Senators. Congresspeople. Tech billionaires. Hollywood stars.

Ghislaine Maxwell and Ted Waitt attend together.

Photos from the event show Maxwell smiling, well-dressed, standing near some of the most powerful people in the country.

This is not an accident. This is strategy.

Waitt’s $10 million donation to the Clinton Foundation has bought them access. Maxwell uses it to position herself as a legitimate philanthropist—someone who cares about important causes, someone who deserves to be in these rooms.

Within weeks, Maxwell receives an invitation to speak at the Clinton Global Initiative—an annual gathering of world leaders and philanthropists.

She’s back.

The Breakup (2011)

In 2011, Maxwell and Waitt quietly end their romantic relationship.

There are no tabloid stories. No public drama. Just a private separation.

But here’s what’s odd: Even after the breakup, Maxwell retains access to Plan B. She’s photographed on the yacht in 2012, 2013, and 2014. She continues to use Waitt’s foundation connections. She speaks at events funded by his money.

It’s as if the relationship had never really been romantic.

It had been transactional.

Waitt gave Maxwell money, access, and a yacht equipped with a submarine.

Maxwell gave Waitt… what?

That’s the question no one has answered.

TerraMar

July 26, 2012 / The Launch

Ghislaine Maxwell stands on a stage at the Blue Ocean Film Festival in Monterey, California.

She’s wearing a navy blazer. Her hair is pulled back. She speaks confidently.

“I’m thrilled to announce the launch of The TerraMar Project,” she says. “A nonprofit dedicated to protecting the world’s oceans—particularly the sixty-four percent that exists beyond any nation’s jurisdiction.”

The audience applauds.

Maxwell explains that international waters—also called the High Seas—are being destroyed by pollution, illegal fishing, and climate change. But because they belong to no country, no one is protecting them.

TerraMar, she says, will be the voice for this forgotten wilderness.

Over the next seven years, Maxwell takes this message everywhere:

The United Nations

TED conferences

Clinton Global Initiative events

Features in The New York Times, The Guardian, and Vanity Fair

She’s introduced as “ocean advocate Ghislaine Maxwell” or “philanthropist Ghislaine Maxwell.”

Never as “Jeffrey Epstein’s associate.”

The rebranding is complete.

The Financials

But here’s what TerraMar actually accomplished:

Tax returns (2012–2017):

Total grants awarded to other organizations: $0

Total program expenses: $874

Salary paid to Ghislaine Maxwell: $0

Amount TerraMar claimed it owed Maxwell: $560,650

TerraMar held no fundraising events. It funded no research. It cleaned up no beaches. It saved no oceans.

So what was it for?

The High Seas Loophole

International waters begin 200 nautical miles from any coastline.

In this zone:

No single country has jurisdiction

No coast guard patrols regularly

No customs inspections are required for private vessels

No flight logs or sailing logs are mandatory

It’s the perfect place to move people without documentation.

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usnews.mstfootball.com/lam1/plan-b-ho… And Ghislaine Maxwell—who had submarine licenses, helicopter licenses, and access to a yacht with a submarine bay—was uniquely positioned to operate there.

TerraMar gave her a cover story. She could say she was doing ocean research. She could travel to international waters. She could host events on yachts.

And no one would ask what she was really doing.

The Island’s Secret

In July 2019, after Jeffrey Epstein’s arrest, drone operators flew over Little St. James—Epstein’s private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

The footage revealed something shocking: an underground entrance on the island’s rocky coastline.

The entrance appeared to lead to a tunnel system beneath the island. Structural engineers who analyzed the images said it was consistent with a submarine docking facility.

If true, this means people could arrive at Epstein’s island underwater—without appearing on any boat manifests, flight logs, or customs records.

They could board a submarine in international waters. Travel underwater. Dock beneath the island. Enter through the tunnel.

And disappear.

Who had the skills to operate such a system?

Ghislaine Maxwell.

Stephen Hawking’s Submarine (2006)

In March 2006, Jeffrey Epstein hosted a scientific conference on gravity and cosmology in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.

Among the attendees: Stephen Hawking, the world-renowned physicist.

Hawking—who was paralyzed by ALS and used a motorized wheelchair—was photographed on Little St. James. There are also reports that Epstein arranged for Hawking to take a submarine ride during his visit.

Hawking reportedly wanted to see a coral reef.

But where did the submarine come from?

Some researchers believe it was connected to Plan B—the yacht owned by Ted Waitt and frequently used by Ghislaine Maxwell.

If true, it means Maxwell was facilitating high-profile visits to Epstein’s island using underwater transport as early as 2006—years before TerraMar officially launched.

The submarine wasn’t just for show. It was operational.

The Shutdown

July 6, 2019 / Teterboro Airport

Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet lands at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey.

He’s returning from Paris. As the plane taxis to the private terminal, FBI agents and NYPD detectives surround it.

Epstein is arrested on the tarmac.

Charges: Sex trafficking of minors. Conspiracy.

Within hours, the story is everywhere. Cable news. Front pages. Social media.

Investigators raid Epstein’s Manhattan mansion. They find a safe containing cash, diamonds, and a fake passport.

They raid his Palm Beach estate. They find photographs. Hard drives. Files.

And then they turn their attention to his associates.

One name comes up repeatedly: Ghislaine Maxwell.

July 12, 2019 / The Announcement

Six days after Epstein’s arrest, The TerraMar Project posts a brief statement on its website:

“It is with deep regret that we announce The TerraMar Project will cease all operations effective immediately. We have been unable to achieve our mission and will be closing down.”
The website goes dark. Social media accounts are deleted. The phone number is disconnected.

No explanation. No transition plan. No forwarding address.

Just… gone.

Why would an ocean conservation nonprofit need to shut down the moment Jeffrey Epstein was arrested?

Unless it had never really been about the ocean.

The Manhunt (2019–2020)

For nearly a year, Ghislaine Maxwell vanished.

The FBI couldn’t find her. Reporters tracked her to Brazil, then France, then Massachusetts.

She was using aliases. Burner phones. Moving every few weeks.

Finally, on July 2, 2020, FBI agents raided a remote estate in Bradford, New Hampshire.

They found Maxwell hiding in a small cottage on the property. She’d been living there under the name “G. Max.” She’d wrapped her cell phone in aluminum foil to block tracking signals. She’d been moving from room to room to avoid detection.

She was arrested at 8:30 AM.

We told ya’ll long ago…

#ThrowbackThursday

https://twitter.com/iluminatibot/status/2019229325451784531

No child should be around people like this.

TOP 10 BOOKS LINKING PARASITES AND WORMS WITH HUMAN DISEASES

Little Thread 🪡 ⬇️

What’s in your library 📚

1. The Cure for All Diseases With Many Case Histories by Hulda Regehr Clark “The Cure for All Diseases” by Hulda Regehr Clark is a controversial book that claims to offer simple explanations and cures for a wide range of diseases. Clark asserts that parasites and pollutants cause all diseases. She believes that by eliminating these factors, one can cure any disease. The book includes numerous case histories of individuals who cured themselves of various ailments, ranging from curing cancer to alleviating chronic pain. Clark claims that a combination of parasites and pollutants causes cancer and HIV/AIDS. She provides detailed instructions on how to use her Zapper and specific herbal treatments to cure cancer. Clark extends her theories to include common ailments from cold to chronic conditions like diabetes. “The Cure for All Diseases” is a provocative book that challenges conventional medical wisdom. While some readers find hope and inspiration in Clark’s theories, others view it as a dangerous promotion of pseudoscience. 2. Worms Are Killing You! Parasites Drain Your Life Force Leading to Disease and Premature Death by Wayne Rowland Rowland argues that parasites are a hidden cause of many chronic illnesses and premature deaths. The book educates readers on how these parasites invade the body, the health issues they cause, and how to kill them before they kill you via parasite cleanse and deworming. He explains how these organisms can enter the body through everyday activities and foods. The book provides detailed descriptions of the symptoms associated with parasitic infections, ranging from diabetes and digestive issues to mental health problems. Rowland advocates for natural treatments to eliminate parasites, highlighting historical deworming practices and modern natural remedies, including Silver Water Colloidal. One of the more controversial claims in the book is that modern medicine often overlooks parasites as a cause of illness. Rowland suggests that conventional treatments may sometimes perpetuate the problem rather than solve it, advocating for a more holistic approach to health. “Worms Are Killing You!” is a provocative read that challenges readers to reconsider the role of parasites in their health. While some may find Rowland’s theories compelling and worth exploring, others may view them skeptically.

The Obama White House had an encrypted VPN in order to access THE HAMMER at will.
On December 20, 2015, as a part of a summary of information disclosed in THE WHISTLEBLOSER TAPES, The American Report revealed the following information on The American Report's official Facebook Page:
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Florida voter registration disk removed and new disk inserted for redistricting via "THE HAMMER" computer system in Fort Washington Maryland-via Navy Intel cover...(they stole the Florida election via re-districting in Florida? How many other states did Brennan and Clapper do this?)

I don’t know what I don’t know #Throwback This article considers whether the so-called "hammer" clause' of the Reclamation Reform Act of 1982 (RRA)ª violates constitutional due process in retroactively restructuring the terms of preenactment federal water contracts.
The RRA restructured eighty years of reclamation law.' The restructuring was motivated by intense public controversy over the discrepancy between the original 1902 Act's* broad social and economic development goals and its actual implementation by the Bureau of Reclamation (Bu-reau). The poor financial condition of some projects, particularly the Central Valley Project (CVP) in California, the largest of the Bureau's projects, also fueled the impetus for reform.

If proof is found that he was not born in the United States, then he would not be able to claim presidential immunity for his treasonous crimes…

Release the Kraken 👊🏼😉

AND we know…

Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy released President Obama's Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth in 2011 and was pronounced dead in 2013 after a Cessna she was reportedly aboard ditched in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Molokai, Hawaii.

Nothing suspicious about this, right? ⬇️😝⬇️

Thread 🧵 of a few things Betty kept. 🔽
One passenger reported killed:
Hawaii/SUBUD official who released President Obama's birth certificate
Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy, who released President Obama's 'Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth' on April 27, 2011, was the only passenger pronounced dead after the Cessna Caravan went down.

Texas is currently dropping nearly 700,000 live-virus rabies vaccine baits from planes across 19 border counties in Texas.

These small, fish-scented plastic packets (resembling ketchup pouches) contain RABORAL V-RG—a genetically engineered live vaccinia virus (closely related to the historical smallpox vaccine virus) that actively replicates inside any animal that consumes it.

🚨 This should alarm every Texan concerned about human health: ⬇️⬇️⬇️

⏺️ The CDC directly states that these baits place people “at risk for vaccine exposure and vaccine virus infection.”

⏺️ Confirmed human infections have already occurred: individuals who handled ruptured baits or removed them from pets’ mouths developed vaccinia lesions and illness. These cases, documented in medical literature and CDC reports, are especially dangerous for the immunocompromised, pregnant women, people with eczema or open skin conditions, and young children.

⏺️ The virus sheds for weeks after ingestion. Studies detect viral DNA in oral and rectal swabs, with a documented resurgence of shedding between days 17 and 34—meaning infected animals can transmit the vaccine virus to other wildlife, potentially spreading it through saliva, feces, shared water, soil, and the broader environment.

⏺️ Exposure pathways are very real: pets carrying baits home, children playing in yards or parks, hikers encountering residue, or anyone coming into indirect contact with contaminated surfaces or animal waste.

⏺️ These massive drops occur with minimal public notice—no broad neighborhood alerts, no opt-out mechanism, no comprehensive community warnings. Baits are landing in backyards, trails, creeks, fields, and semi-rural areas where families live every day.

Official guidance if you encounter one:
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🛑 Leave it undisturbed for wildlife.
🛑 If contact occurs—wash thoroughly with soap and water immediately.
🛑 Seek medical attention promptly if any symptoms develop (especially high-risk individuals).
🛑 Report to the hotline: 1-877-722-6725 or 512-776-7676.

The program has helped suppress certain rabies strains—no denying that.

But deliberately dispersing a live, replicating virus capable of infecting humans and continuing to shed in the environment, across vast populated-adjacent regions without meaningful transparency or consent, is a profound public health concern!!!!

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kfyo.com/texas-airborne…

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DSHS information:
dshs.texas.gov/rabies/oral-ra… The U.S. Department of Agriculture is airdropping rabies vaccines in six states: Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. This initiative aims to prevent the spread of rabies among wildlife, particularly raccoons

Rabies Vaccine Air-Drop States
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is conducting rabies vaccine air-drops in a total of six states. These states are:
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Purpose of the Air-Drop
The initiative aims to reduce rabies outbreaks among wildlife, particularly targeting raccoons, which are common carriers of the rabies virus. The vaccines are distributed in bait form, designed to be consumed by wildlife, thereby helping to prevent the spread of rabies to both animals and humans.
Distribution Method
The vaccines are delivered via airplanes, helicopters, and vehicles, ensuring coverage in both rural and suburban areas. This effort is part of a broader strategy to protect public health and animal health from rabies.

So, your doctor ordered a test or treatment and your insurance company denied it. That is a typical cost saving method.

OK, here is what you do:

1. Call the insurance company and tell them you want to speak with the "HIPAA Compliance/Privacy Officer"
(By federal law, they have to have one)

2. Then ask them for the NAMES as well as
CREDENTIALS of every person accessing your record to make that decision of denial.

By law you have a right to that information.

3. They will almost always reverse the decision very shortly rather than admit that the committee is made of low paid HS graduates, looking at "criteria words." making the medical decision to deny your care.
Even in the rare case it is made by medical personnel, it is unlikely that it is made by a board certified doctor in that specialty and they DO NOT WANT YOU TO KNOW THIS!!

4. Any refusal should be reported to the US Office of Civil
Rights (OCR.gov) as a HIPAA violation.

Be safe out there 🫵🏻✨
Know your rights 👊🏼

#ThrowbackThursday More testimony…
Betty love’s testimony 👊🏼💖

https://x.com/michabird67/status/2011902942123868542?s=20

Not Only Did They Erase Tartaria, 1776 Was The Year That Everything Changed
We have been told that 1776 was the "birth of freedom," but in reality, it was the death of a civilization—the year the world was hijacked, marking the ascent of the hidden hand.

In 1776:

- The Illuminati was founded in Bavaria

- The Rothschild banking empire began its global expansion

- The American Revolution broke out

- Tartaria began to disappear from maps

All in the same year. Coincidence?

Tartaria was not a myth; it was a vast ancient civilization with:

- Advanced free energy technology

- Great architecture using sacred geometry

- A harmonious way of living in accordance with natural law

- Knowledge of the ether

It was all erased from the history books. They buried Tartaria (literally) with mud floods, “natural” disasters, and a new history. Then came the World Fairs, showcasing huge "temporary buildings" that they claimed to have built in two years.

Once the Old World was buried, they created the new:

- Central banks

- Debt slavery

- Maritime Law

- Artificial scarcity

- Indoctrination through education

All of this is financed by the same families.

The Rothschilds not only financed empires; they financed restarts and erased everything that did not serve the control system. Tartaria was too free. Too advanced. Too powerful. So they reversed it all:

- Free energy became fossil fuel

- The truth became a conspiracy

- The spirit became a religion

- Nature became a resource

- Freedom became an illusion

1776 wasn't the beginning; it was the cover-up.

We are the generation that rediscovers what they tried to erase. Tartaria was real. The Ether is real. And the truth is no longer hidden.

🎩 Deri Kaelani It is not my intention to doubt that the doctrine of the Illuminati and the principles of Jacobinism had not spread in the United States. On the contrary, no one is more satisfied of this fact than I am.
The idea that I meant to convey, was, that I did not believe that the Lodges of Free Masons in _this_ Country had, as Societies, endeavoured to propagate the diabolical tenets of the first, or pernicious principles of the latter (if they are susceptible of separation). That Individuals of them may have done it, or that the founder, or instrument employed to found, the Democratic Societies in the United States, may have had these objects; and actually had a separation of the People from their Government in view, is too evident to be questioned." quotes.liberty-tree.ca/quote/george_w…

So while digging thru my stash 🤭I found this little tidbit of information.

So while I DO NOT promote or recommend these products…
What I do recommend is breezing thru this information and if it resonates with you…
Maybe you’re needing a visual to see what you’re up against.
Betty loved visuals.

Detox for 🫵🏻. Be healthy for 🫵🏻 and your family!
Be responsible and never medical advice just testimony!
If this not for you scroll on by…😉
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Link 🔗at the end. DISCLAIMER
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Information Disclaimer: All information/content by Sebastian Martinel ("Electric Being") & Alchemy Roots LLC. is not to replace that of a licensed and registered health care provider.
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“DMSO may raise the possibility that some forms of vision loss once considered permanent could be more reversible than we thought.” Dr. Mercola

Dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) is an organic compound with numerous applications in medicinal chemistry. Notably, its potential in vision restoration is gaining attention. The need for innovative therapeutic strategies to combat ocular disorders is more critical than ever. DMSO's unique chemical properties position it as a promising candidate in the evolving field of ophthalmology.

Brief Background and Context

DMSO was first identified in the 19th century, but its significant implications for medicine were not explored until later. Initially recognized for its solvent properties, recent studies demonstrate its ability to enhance drug absorption and reduce inflammation. This has opened new avenues for research focusing on ocular health. By understanding how DMSO interacts at a cellular level, we can begin to highlight its possible benefits in restoring vision.

Importance in Current Scientific Landscape

The scientific community has recently emphasized the role of innovative treatments to improve vision. Traditional approaches often do not yield satisfactory outcomes for diseases such as age-related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy. Therefore, exploring DMSO's potential in vision restoration is crucial. With ongoing research, scholars aim to uncover its intraocular applications, possibly transforming how we approach various vision impairments.

Methodology

The investigation into DMSO's applications in vision restoration requires a structured and systematic approach. This methodology outlines the research design, including data collection and analysis techniques that drive understanding of DMSO's efficacy.

Research Design and Approach

The research employs both qualitative and quantitative designs, focusing on clinical trials, laboratory studies, and relevant case studies. This two-tiered approach allows for a comprehensive analysis of DMSO's potential in ocular health.

Data Collection Techniques

Data for this research is gathered from numerous sources, including:

Peer-Reviewed Journals: Relevant literature from journals such as "Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science."
Clinical Trials: Examination of current and past clinical trials evaluating DMSO in ocular therapy.
Surveys and Interviews: Feedback from ophthalmologists and patients who experienced treatments involving DMSO.
The integration of diverse data collection methods ensures a well-rounded view of DMSO's role in vision restoration. Through these methodologies, researchers aim to establish a clearer understanding of how DMSO might influence ophthalmological outcomes.

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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34314611/

sciquants.com/articles/dmso-… From Sharper Night Vision to Curing Lifelong Blindness -
How DMSO Heals Each Level of Vision Loss
Analysis by A Midwestern Doctor
November 28, 2025
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
> DMSO is a proven "umbrella remedy" that treats dozens of "incurable" conditions and protects delicate tissues (especially brain and eyes) from otherwise fatal injuries such as a complete loss of blood flow
> DMSO has a unique, almost magnetic affinity for the eyes, routinely restoring vision in disorders conventional medicine considers untreatable - including decades-long and lifelong blindness
> DMSO shields the retina from ischemic strokes, intense light damage (e.g., staring directly at the sun), and progressive degenerative diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa, glaucoma, and many others covered below
> Clinical studies and dozens of reader reports confirm DMSO halts or reverses macular degeneration - often returning eyesight that patients believed was gone forever. Beyond severe disease, DMSO dramatically improves everyday vision: sharper focus, better contrast and night vision, fewer floaters, and many people reduce or eliminate their need for glasses
> In extreme but meticulously documented cases - including a man blind from birth for 75 years and others blind for decades after severe trauma — DMSO has rapidly restored functional sight that modern medicine had declared impossible…

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The plot thickens.......

✨From Telegram.

The final book Henry Kissinger wrote before his death was titled “Genesis,” in which he wrote about the use of Ai to “reshape humanity”

Kissinger claimed in his book that the convergence of Ai with biotechnology opens the door to direct DNA modification and the “biological engineering” of humanity

Though both Trump and Kissinger are merely frontmen for the powers that be, Trump’s latest EO mirrors Kissinger’s long-stated vision, which is indeed the vision of those powers themselves: to rewrite human DNA through synthetic sequences and mRNA, to patent segments of the human genome (thereby making the human being into a legally ownable product), and to create a new race of hybridized humans, all by way of advanced artificially intelligent systems

They aren’t hiding anymore. Their agenda is on center stage. It’s no longer “sci-fi,” it’s [Satan through] man trying to create in his own image, to defile human DNA, and [attempt] to take dominion over Gods creation. Full circle. As in the days of Noah and many of y'all are rooting it on.

Credit to perspective owner.

What do 🫵🏻 know about…

Gruss vom Krampus! 🎅 😈

Every year in early December, children in Austria get ready for St. Nicholas to visit them. If they’ve been good, he’ll reward them with presents and treats. But if they’ve been bad, they’ll get a lot more than a lump of coal—they’ll have to face Krampus.
Who’s Krampus, you ask? He’s the half-man, half-goat who comes around every year to chase naughty children and maybe even drag them to hell.

Krampus and St. Nick’s other bad boys have their origins in pagan celebrations of the winter solstice. Later, they became part of Christian traditions in which St. Nicholas visited children to reward them on December 5 or 6. Around that time, his menacing partner would also visit kids to punish them. In Alpine Austria and some parts of Germany, this day was known as Krampusnacht, or “Krampus night,” when adults might dress up as Krampus to frighten children at their homes.
Children might have also seen Krampus running through the street during a Krampuslauf—literally, a “Krampus run.” If Krampusnacht was a way to scare kids into behaving themselves, the Krampuslauf, which isn’t tied to a specific day, was a way for grown men to blow off steam while probably still scaring kids. Austrian men would get drunk and run through the streets dressed as the fearsome creature. Like Krampusnacht, the Krampuslauf tradition continues to the present day.

history.com/articles/kramp…

KENNEDY JUST EXECUTED AOC, SCHUMER & THE ENTIRE DEM LEADERSHIP ON LIVE C-SPAN – CHAMBER WENT FUNERAL-QUIET IN 38 SECONDS

Senate Floor. AOC was mid-sentence, waving her printed Green New Deal 2.0 like a victory flag.

“Senator Kennedy refuses to support our $93 trillion climate justice plan because he’s a dinosaur who—”
Kennedy stood up, slow, holding a plain manila folder labeled “DEM RECEIPTS – DO NOT BEND.”
He didn’t wait for the chair to recognize him.
He just started reading, voice like molasses over broken glass:
“Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Net worth jump 2020-2025: $29,000 → $12.4 million
Campaign promise: ‘No corporate PAC money’
Actual donors: BlackRock, Google, Pfizer – $4.7 million in dark money funneled through ActBlue shells
Bartender story: last W-2 showed $26k – while mommy’s seven rental properties paid the real bills
Green New Deal co-author: Saikat Chakrabarti – fired for funneling $1.2 million to his own LLC”

He flipped the page.
“Chuck Schumer

‘Working class hero’ from Brooklyn
Current residence: $8.2 million Park Slope brownstone
Wife’s net worth: $47 million from Goldman Sachs board seat

Inflation Reduction Act: gave $370 billion to green companies – 42 of which donated to his PAC the same week”

Then the kill-shot, folder page three, titled “THE MATH THEY PRAY YOU NEVER SEE”:
“$93 trillion over 10 years = $714,000 per U.S. household
Average NYC household income under Dem policies: $71k
That’s 10 years of every dollar they earn – gone before breakfast.”
Kennedy closed the folder, looked straight at AOC:

“Darlin’, I did the homework. You want $93 trillion from people who can’t afford groceries while you fly private to COP climate conferences?
Take your trust-fund socialism, fold it till it’s all corners, and stick it where the Green New Deal don’t shine.”
The chamber didn’t gasp.
It stopped breathing.
AOC’s mouth opened—no sound.
Schumer’s glasses slid down his nose.
C-SPAN’s live feed hit 28 million concurrent viewers—highest ever.
Kennedy sat down.
Folder stayed on the podium like a tombstone.
#KennedyMassplode trended #1 worldwide for 36 straight hours.
AOC deleted Twitter for 14 hours.
Schumer’s office called it “McCarthyism.”
Kennedy’s reply, posted with a photo of a Louisiana food-stamp line:
“McCarthyism is promising utopia while picking pockets.”
The folder is now locked in the Senate archives.
But America just read every page...

🎩 Kienen-Patricia-Natasja KENNEDY JUST FROZE NANCY PELOSI WITH 17 WORDS – CAPITOL HILL HASN’T THAWED YET
Rayburn corridor. Nancy Pelosi, surrounded by her usual praetorian guard of aides, spotted Senator John Kennedy walking alone.
She couldn’t resist.
“Move aside, senile fool,” she hissed, loud enough for three reporters to hear. “Some of us still have a country to run.”
Kennedy stopped.
Turned.
Smiled the way a cottonmouth smiles right before the strike.
He leaned in, voice soft as a confession:
“Ma’am, I may be old,
but at least I still remember what integrity looks like
… and it sure ain’t staring back at me right now.”
Then he tipped an imaginary hat and kept walking.
Pelosi’s face cycled through every shade of red in the Pantone book.
Her security detail froze mid-step.
One aide actually dropped her phone—screen cracked on Pelosi’s own heel.
The 17-word dagger hit X at 2:51 p.m.
By 3:15 p.m.: 94 million views, #IntegrityCheck trending #1 worldwide.
Trump quote-tweeted with crying-laughing emojis: “John just ended her—AGAIN!”
AOC tried damage control: “Elder abuse!”
Kennedy’s reply, posted from a flip phone:
“Sugar, the only thing abused today was the truth.”
Pelosi’s office called it “disrespect to the institution.”
Kennedy’s office sent a single Post-it to the press:
“Respect is earned. Memory is optional.”
The corridor is still ice-cold.
And Nancy hasn’t spoken above a whisper since.

🎩 Kienen-Patricia-Natasja

Hardworking Americans are discovering what our grandparents knew all along. Simple baking soda mixed with water might be better than those overpriced health drinks Big Pharma wants you to buy. New research shows this cheap kitchen staple could fight serious health problems without emptying your wallet.

Scientists found that drinking baking soda water helps people with acid reflux feel better fast. The alkaline properties naturally reduce stomach acid that causes painful heartburn. While doctors push expensive prescription drugs, this simple solution costs pennies and works just as well for many people.

Research also shows baking soda water might help fight autoimmune diseases by reducing harmful inflammation in the body. The cheap remedy appears to help immune cells work better and stop attacking healthy tissue. This could be huge news for millions of Americans suffering from conditions like arthritis and other inflammatory problems.

Even more exciting, studies suggest baking soda water might help prevent type 2 diabetes. Researchers found people who drank it had better blood sugar control and healthier gut bacteria. This natural approach beats spending thousands on diabetes medications that often come with dangerous side effects.

Athletes have started using baking soda water to boost their performance and recover faster from tough workouts. The drink helps neutralize lactic acid buildup that causes muscle fatigue and soreness. Professional sports teams pay big money for fancy recovery drinks when this simple solution works better.

Some research even hints that baking soda might help fight certain cancers by making tumors less acidic. While more studies are needed, early results look promising for this natural approach. The medical establishment hates when cheap remedies threaten their billion-dollar cancer industry profits.

The best part is you probably already have everything you need in your kitchen right now. One teaspoon of baking soda in a glass of water costs almost nothing compared to those fancy health tonics celebrities sell you. American families struggling with high medical bills deserve to know about affordable alternatives that actually work.

Of course, the mainstream media and medical establishment will try to scare you away from natural remedies. They make too much money keeping Americans dependent on expensive treatments and drugs. Smart patriots are taking their health back with simple solutions our ancestors trusted for generations.

grandmaremedy.net/baking-soda-ex…

americanhealthreports.com/baking-soda-th… In today’s modern world of medicine the FDA does not allow companies that sell products to make medical claims about them unless they have been tested at great expense and approved as a drug.

But this was not always the case. As we can see in a 1924 booklet, published by the Arm & Hammer Soda Company, on page 12 the company says,

“The proven value of Arm & Hammer Bicarbonate of Soda as a therapeutic agent is shown by a prominent physician named Dr. Volney
S. Cheney, in a letter to the Church & Dwight Company:
“In 1918 and 1919 while fighting the ‘Flu’ with the U. S. Public Health Service it was brought to my attention that anyone who had been thoroughly alkalinized with bicarbonate of soda
contracted the disease and those who did contract it, if alkalinized early, would invariably have mild attacks. I have since that time treated all cases of Colds, Influenza and LaGripe by giving
generous doses of Bicarbonate of Soda.

In many instances within 36 hours the symptoms would
have entirely abated. I have advocated the use of Bicarbonate of Soda as a preventive for Colds,
with the result that now many reports are coming in stating that those who took Baking Soda were not affected, while nearly everyone around them had Colds and Flu.”

Recommended dosages from the Arm and Hammer Company for colds and influenza back in
1925 were:

⬇️ Today I would NOT use AH BS ~ I use Bob Redmill Baking Soda.

Day #1: Take six doses of ½ tsp of Arm & Hammer Bicarbonate of Soda in glass of cool water,
at about two hour intervals.

Day #2: Take four doses of ½ tsp of Arm and Hammer Bicarbonate of Soda in glass of cool water, at the same intervals.

Day #3: Take two doses of ½ tsp of Arm and Hammer Bicarbonate of Soda in glass of cool water morning and evening, and thereafter ½ tsp in glass of cool water each morning until cold is
cured. biri.org/pdf/articles/B…

Vitamin B12 is essential for the production of red blood cells, DNA synthesis, and the proper functioning of the nervous system. A deficiency can lead to anemia, fatigue, and neurological issues.

Vitamin B12, also known as cobalamin, is essential for several critical functions in the body.

Key Functions:

* Red Blood Cell Formation: B12 is vital for producing healthy red blood cells. A deficiency can lead to anemia, characterized by fatigue and weakness.

* Nerve Health: It supports the maintenance and function of nerve cells, helping to prevent neurological issues such as numbness and tingling.

* DNA Synthesis: B12 is crucial for the synthesis of DNA, the genetic material in all cells, which is necessary for cell division and overall growth.

* Energy Production: It plays a role in converting food into energy, helping to maintain energy levels throughout the day.

Health Benefits:

* Mood Regulation: Adequate levels of B12 may help improve mood and reduce the risk of depression.

* Bone Health: B12 contributes to bone health, potentially lowering the risk of osteoporosis.

* Eye Health: It may help protect against age-related macular degeneration.

Dietary Sources:

Vitamin B12 is primarily found in animal products such as:
* Meat (especially liver)
* Fish
* Poultry
* Eggs
* Dairy products
It can also be found in fortified foods like breakfast cereals and nutritional yeast, making it accessible for those on vegetarian or vegan diets.
Recommended Intake
The recommended daily allowance (RDA) for adults is 2.4 micrograms (mcg), with higher amounts recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women.
Maintaining adequate levels of vitamin B12 is crucial for overall health and well-being.
&
Because it is water soluble, it dissolves in water easily. It enters through the digestive tract or directly into the bloodstream in the body.
The B12 is used by cells, and any unused B12 is eliminated through the kidneys when you urinate.

Never Medical Advice 😉
B12 Thread 🧵 ⬇️ When your levels of B12 become low you can start to experience symptoms such as:
Fatigue (being very tired constantly)
Weakness
Constipation
Weight loss
Loss of appetite
Numbness or tingling in your hands and feet
Loss of balance
Confusion
Depression
Poor memory
Soreness of the mouth or tongue
Blurred vision
Hallucinations
Personality changes
Of course, many of these problems may not be due to a B12 deficiency. Since there is no entirely consistent and reliable set of symptoms, you must have a medical doctor check for a vitamin B12 deficiency or any other issues that may cause these symptoms. If you have the symptoms mentioned above, please do not ignore the warnings!

I have a serious question…

If Adrenochrome doesn’t exist, then why do we have Adrenochrome Warrdens?

…and why do we have reports which clearly name children & where they were “captured”…in Mexico, Canada, and the USA. 🇺🇸
Next tweet shows origins & ages & production.
What’s the real #truth ⬇️


And
Here we have a detention report.
Ages
Origins
Production
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