Opinion

Maria Farmer Epstein Victim: Rothschilds, Trump, Clintons, Wexner All Involved

Published

3 years ago

July 17, 2020

Maria Farmer one of the earliest victims of Epstein claims, Ghislaine Maxwell told her the Rothschilds were the greatest protector of her family and that Donald Trump, the Clintons, and Alan Dershowitz were all involved.

Maria Farmer shared new details about her time spent with serial pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, as well as who she believes is protecting Epstein’s longtime confidante, Ghislaine Maxwell, the Rothschilds family with journalist Whitney Webb during The The Last American Vagabond podcast on April 21st, 2020. Farmer is alleged to be the first victim of Jeffrey Epstein after she first reported her story to the New York police and FBI as early as 1996.

Since 2019 after Epstein’s arrest and subsequent untimely death, Maria Farmer has begun speaking more openly about her abuse at the hands of Epstein and his network. As well as the abuse of her then-15-year-old sister, Annie. Farmer. Maria stated in the interview with journalist Whitney Webb that the abuse took place at the million-dollar estate owned by Epstein’s financier and former friend, Lex Wexner, CEO of the Limited Brands and Victoria’s Secret. Farmer alleged that she was abused by both Epstein and Maxwell during this time period.

Farmer provided new details of her time with Epstein and claimed that the FBI and corporate media were failing to tell her tale. In the recent interview with Webb, Farmer details how she often saw a number of important people specifically naming — Donald Trump, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and Epstein attorney Alan Dershowitz associating with Epstein. Webb played the shocking audio from her interview with Farmer on The Last American Vagabond podcast.

“The worst part was I named everyone. I named everyone who I thought was a co-conspirator at the time. So I named Alan Dershowitz, Donald Trump, absolutely the Clinton’s,” Farmer stated in the audio clip. “These were people that I saw coming and going, that I knew were a part of it. I made it really clear that this was a very scary thing for children and I see between 5-10 girls a day going upstairs.”

Farmer further stated that Maxwell grew up with the British Royal family, providing photo evidence of the apparent lifelong relationship. “She says to me, my dad was a very powerful man. She had a french passport, English passport, Israeli passport, and an American passport,” Farmer stated about Maxwell and her deceased father Robert Maxwell, himself a suspected agent of British or Israeli intelligence agencies.

In the momentous monstrous revelations, Farmer fingered the Rothschilds stating they protect Maxwell.

“Later when she was talking to me she says, the Rothschilds were the greatest protector of her family,” Farmer told Webb in the recording. Farmer added that she has even received death threats from the Rothschild family. She also claimed that she believed Maxwell was being hidden in the UK, something we now know to be false.

Farmer also claimed during the interview that Vicky Ward, a former writer for Vanity Fair who now works for CNN, harassed her family after Farmer shared her story. According to Maria Farmer, Vicky Ward told Epstein’s associate and co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell about her attempts to expose the sexual abuse carried out by the pedophile ring.

Farmer expresses that Epstein’s maids were almost all Filipino and further claimed the women had been trafficked in from the Philippines. In the interview, Farmer tells Webb that she witnessed 5 to 10 girls a day come through Epstein’s house questioning what happened to them, “Where are those girls?”

Farmer also discussed Les Wexner, Epstein’s wealthy financier and owner of the mansion in New Albany, Ohio where Farmer alleges she was abused and prevented from leaving the premise. Wexner has denied any involvement with Epstein’s activities and even claimed that he was a victim of Epstein’s misappropriating his finances. Farmer stated to Webb that when she spoke with the FBI she explained to them that Wexner was “the head of the snake”, but her warnings resulted in no action from authorities.

Webb noted to Farmer that “every time she went on mainstream interviews and mentioned Wexner they cut it out.” Even further, Farmer told Webb that Wexner was the head of the “Israeli Intelligence Central blackmail op” and that Ghislaine Maxwell answered to Wexner. Farmer also accused Wexner of collaborating with the CIA and Israeli Mossad. Farmer echoes a claim similarly made by Ari Ben-Menashe a former Israel Military Intelligence official that both Maxwell and Epstein were Mossad.

Webb previously exposed Epstein’s connections to the CIA and Mossad in a series of articles on the disgraced pedophile. In one article Webb interviews Bob Fitrakis writing, “Epstein and his only known billionaire “client,” Leslie Wexner, would later forge a business relationship with the CIA front company Southern Air Transport and play a major role in the airline’s relocation to Columbus, Ohio in the mid-1990s. During that period, two prominent Ohio officials believed that both Epstein and Wexner were working with the CIA, according to Ohio-based journalist Bob Fitrakis.”

Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested earlier this month, but many fear for her life due to the connections she has to rich and powerful people who were involved with the pedophile ring. Even the prison officials are worried she could be assasinated that’s why they are moving her from cell to cell.

Opinion

Which Dictator Killed The Most People?

Published

1 year ago

December 28, 2021

JP Steinberg

A popular infographic on the site memolition compares many different ruthless dictators through history, and shows their death counts illustrated by drops of blood to represent one million people killed.

Mao Zedong is at the top of the list, having directly or indirectly led to the deaths of 78 million people, followed by Joseph Stalin with an estimated 23 million, and Adolf Hitler with 17 million.

However, there are many scholars who suggest that these numbers are not so cut and dry, and may not offer an entirely accurate representation of what took place. To start, Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong were both ruling over much larger populations, for a much longer time than Adolf Hitler, and many of the deaths that were caused under their regime were caused indirectly through poverty and famine.

Of course, Russia and China during these eras had brutal police states, where citizens were routinely killed or thrown into prison for defying the state. The primary goal of those regimes was maintaining power, which is fairly common of authoritarian regimes. However, with Hitler and the Nazis, the genocide was targeted at specific ethnic and social groups, and eugenics was at the forefront of the regime’s philosophy. Many scholars have argued that even though the Nazi regime killed fewer people than its communist counterparts of the time, they represented a unique danger because they were seeking to use military force to reshape the genetics of the world.

Leopold II of Belgium, who has been mostly forgotten by mainstream history, was also listed in the graphic. Leopold is said to be responsible for an estimated 15 million deaths. The vast majority of the killings took place during Belgium’s colonization of the Congo in Africa, where the country controlled a large number of mining operations. To encourage higher production at the mines, Leopold’s regime is said to have cut off the hands of men, women, and children when quotas were not met.

Each of these people were ruthless murderers, regardless of the circumstances, and many of the people who are in leadership positions in government today are not much different.

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Disclaimer: There is a mistake in this infographic. Turkey as a country exists since 1923, before that region the infographic refers to was known as an Ottoman Empire. Also, İsmail Enver Pasha wasn’t a dictator, he was a general in Ottoman army and a leader of the 1908 Young Turk Revolution.

Opinion

More Celebrities Are Starting To Voice Their Support For Donald Trump

Published

2 years ago

October 25, 2020

Mark Horowitz

Last week, 50 Cent created a huge controversy when expressing his support for US President Donald Trump, but he is just one of many celebrities who are sticking their necks out to put the power of their platforms behind the sitting president. Many of them, like Ted Nugent or James Woods will come as no surprise to anyone, but some of these names are a bit shocking, such as punk rock legend Johnny Rotten.

Each of these celebrities offer different reasons for their political leanings, and some of them don’t give any reason at all. However, all of these people are millionaires, so they share some of the same class concerns, as 50 Cent noted last week when he expressed his frustration with Biden’s tax plan for the wealthy.

Below are a few of the celebrities who have voiced support for Donald Trump.

1. Kelsey Grammer

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Allen Kelsey Grammer is an actor, comedian, singer, producer, director, writer and conservative political activist, best known for his two-decade-long portrayal of psychiatrist Dr. Frasier Crane on the NBC sitcoms Cheers and Frasier. He was very open about voting for Trump in 2016.

2. Roseanne Barr

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Roseanne Barr is an actress, comedian, writer, producer, and former presidential candidate. Barr began her career in stand-up comedy before gaining acclaim in the television sitcom Roseanne. She has been openly supportive of Donald Trump for years, and has stirred up controversy as a result.

3. Dean Cain

Dean Cain is the star of the show Lois & Clark and he endorsed President Trump during the 2016 election. More recently, he defended Kirstie Alley against attacks for her support of Trump.

In case you missed it@RealDeanCain on Kirstie Alley’s backlash for supporting Trump. #FoxandFriends https://t.co/pfNnY53cl0

— Joy (@missjoynicole) October 20, 2020

4. Kristy Swanson

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Kristen Noel Swanson is best recognized for having played Buffy Summers in the 1992 film Buffy the Vampire Slayer and appeared in the 1996 film The Phantom. She has been very vocal about her support for Donald Trump.

https://twitter.com/KristySwansonXO/status/1237064590871035915

5. Robert Davi

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Robert Davi is an actor whos is best known for his roles in The Goonies, Die Hard, and Licence to Kill. Davi is a vocal Trump supporter who has even contributed to Breitbart News.

Forgive some of my language pic.twitter.com/RznYqDoJlx

— Robert Davi (@RobertJohnDavi) July 24, 2020

6. Ted Nugent

The former rock artist Ted Nugent called President Trump the “greatest president of our lifetime” at a recent Trump rally in Michigan.

7. Johnny Rotten

Johnny Rotten is best known as the lead singer of the late-1970s British punk band the Sex Pistols, but has recently made headlines over his support for Trump. He was even photographed wearing a Trump shirt.

8. Isaiah Washington

Isaiah Washington is best known for his role as Dr. Preston Burke in the first three seasons of the series Grey’s Anatomy. Washington supports the #WalkAway campaign, a movement urging people to “walk away” from the Democratic party and recently told Fox News that he supports Trump.

9. Jon Voight

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Jon Voight is an academy award-winning actor who starred in numerous blockbuster films.

Evil pic.twitter.com/P99gvy6lZL

— Jon Voight (@jonvoight) October 16, 2020

10. Lee Greenwood

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The country music star Lee Greenwood allows the Trump campaign to use his song “God Bless the USA” at rallies.

https://twitter.com/TheLeeGreenwood/status/1059260278175604737

Opinion

List of 20 Songs The CIA Used To Torture Prisoners Of War

Published

2 years ago

August 1, 2020

JP Steinberg

According to numerous witnesses and declassified reports, video evidence, and testimony from prisoners, guards and soldiers, the CIA used music to torture detainees in a number of different ways.

In some cases, songs would be played in repetition for hours or days on end, as to drive the prisoner to insanity. Music was also used to prevent detainees from sleeping, which is another way of creating delirium and vulnerability in the detainees.

Some songs were chosen because they were annoying, while others were chosen because they may have been offensive to the prisoner’s culture or religion. Some of the songs are annoying and could understandably be considered torture, specifically the Barney & Friends theme song, and the Meow Mix commercial.

Some of the artists who have had their songs used for torture have been very opposed to US foreign policy, especially Rage Against The Machine. In some cases, bands have even sued the US government for using their music in Guantánamo torture. For example, the Canadian electro-industrial band Skinny Puppy famously sued the US government after learning that their music was being used to torture people at Guantanamo Bay.

Below are some of the songs that have been identified most often as being used by the US military in their torture programs.

1. Deicide: Your God

Deicide · Fuck Your God

2. Dope: Die MF Die, Take Your Best Shot

**Bruno Godinho · Dope- Die MotherF*cker Die**

11. Bee Gees: Stayin’ Alive

M-Mars · Bee Gees ♫ Stayin’ Alive

12. Tupac: All Eyez On Me

2Pac · All Eyez On Me (ft. Big Syke)

13. Christina Aguilera: Dirrty

Christina Aguilera · Dirrty (feat. Redman)

14. Neil Diamond: America

Neil Diamond · America (From “The Jazz Singer” Soundtrack)

15. Rage Against the Machine: unspecified songs

Muggie · Rage Against The Machine – All Songs

16. Don McLean: American Pie

Don McLean · American Pie

17. Saliva: Click Click Boom

SALIVA · Click Click Boom

18. Matchbox Twenty: Cold

Matchbox Twenty · Cold

19. (hed)pe: Swan Dive

(Hed) Planet Earth · Swan Dive

20. Prince: Raspberry Beret

Prince · Raspberry Beret

This torture technique is nothing new and has also been used during protests and stand-off situations. In some cases, they don’t even use music but instead will just play loud noises on repeat for hours. This is often part of a sleep deprivation strategy, which includes keeping lights on subjects for hours or even days at a time.

When the United States invaded Panama in December 1989, General Noriega took refuge in an embassy on December 24th, which was immediately surrounded by U.S. troops. For about a week, the military blasted rock music, including Van Halen’s song “Panama.” They also played episodes of The Howard Stern Show for extended periods of time.

Musicians are becoming increasingly frustrated with their music being used by politicians and government agencies. Last year, a large group of musicians signed a letter asking politicians to stop using their music for campaign rallies and other government purposes, unless they have direct consent from the artist. Torture is technically banned by the Geneva convention, but many governments get around this international law by simply not classifying their actions as torture. This is much the same way that police agencies use weapons on protesters that are capable of killing people, but still refer to them as “less than lethal” weapons.