One Nation Under Blackmail - Vol. 1: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that Gave Rise to Jeffrey Epstein, VOL.1

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Because virtually nobody within elite circles is blameless because of their links to these various networks, men like Jeffrey Epstein were useful because, if there's one criminal act that people genuinely and generally find to be unforgivable, it's the sexual abuse of children. So if you can assemble a dossier of every elite actor's proclivity for sexual deviancy, especially with children, then you secure their silence. Nobody is going to expose how deep the corruption is because nobody wants to be known as a pedophile. Jeffrey Epstein was, in essence, an insurance agent. He sold insurance to the networks. If everyone knows that everyone else is a pedophile, and if everyone knows that everyone else knows that they're a pedophile, too, then everyone is invested in protecting the network.

One Nation Under Blackmail, Vol. 1: The Sordid Union Between One Nation Under Blackmail, Vol. 1: The Sordid Union Between

This woman has shamed most of today's journalists with this devastating expose of not just Epstein but the entire government of America My thoughts on Virginia Guiffre(then Virginia Roberts) who is not the center of attention in the book at all, but still bothers me. She was allegedly a victim in the Epstein-Prince Andrew scandal. In the final chapters in which her case is discussed, I can only conclude that she got paid to keep her mouth shut and go away. In his official position, Andrew began doing business with executives from some of the world's most powerful companies as well as major politicians in both the UK and abroad. In this position, Prince Andrew traveled throughout the United Kingdom and the wider world.I'm going to go with: "I was in the general neighborhood." I wasn't entirely correct, but I was partially correct. Jeffrey Epstein was one character in a very large, diverse cast and--like some characters in big, complicated stories--he had to be taken out. The story just couldn't go on with him in it. His use to the overarching plot had reached its limit. To safeguard herself, Whitney Webb used the right language not to be sued. Her book is potent enough to expose the forces hiding in the dark, controlling the world. The bibliography is outstanding. The hundreds of articles, books, documents, and law records are mind-blowing. It will take years to read only some of the sources referenced in this book. However, more journalists and eyewitnesses than can ever be counted tried to bring awareness to the real history of mankind. This is it. In a nutshell. But a tour de force for sure. Most of these characters named are directly connected to today's CEOs and leaders by having schooled them or by family links.

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Don't get me wrong. I've read plenty of books before this one that document elements of these networks. However, I've never read a book before that focuses primarily on documenting the networks themselves. Other writers home in on specific kinds of misbehavior by the elite (financial corruption, sexual deviancy, whatever). All too often, these kinds of stories are focused on exposing one particular kind of person, especially in politics (Democrats are bad! Republicans are corrupt!). What the documentation of the networks shows is that they are all complicit. The presidencies of the world are mere clowns—puppets; even stooges can be set up to be the leaders of countries.Why was prince Andrew so important though? Beginning in 2001, the Duke of York worked with UK Trade and investment which was part of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. The Duke was then acting as the United Kingdom's Special Representative for International Trade and Investment. ... As of writing this review, I have not started to read volume 2. However, I think I can see where Webb is going.