The Epstein Files – From Mud to Chaos

The horror revealed in the Epstein files released by the U.S. Department of Justice encompasses all types of crimes, from sexual assault to murder.

Interestingly, we can recall the film Eyes Wide Shut Stanley Kubrick's 1999 film depicts some of the sacrificial rituals performed by the elite, coinciding with what is reported in Epstein's files. In the film, the wife Alice admits to having sexual fantasies about a stranger, and her husband, Bill Hartford, tries to fulfill them. He ends up discovering a secret sex group and, when he manages to attend, realizes that everything goes beyond what he imagined. The elite know what is happening, but keep their eyes "tightly closed" to the crimes they commit and to maintain their lifestyle. Also curiously, Kubrick dies shortly after finishing the film, fueling the theory that he was murdered by Epstein.

There are many politicians, many artists, Trump, and many women. Many compare it to the movie. Types of kindness (2024), by Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos, which, in one of its stories, shows a man living under the control of his boss, but when he refuses to commit murder, his entire life collapses, leading him to take bizarre actions to regain his social status. Conspiracy theories link this to the end of Britney Spears' career, who supposedly refused to engage in bizarre behavior and went insane. The sudden death of Michael Jackson, who, when he bought the Beatles' catalog, supposedly bothered this elite, and whose personal physician tried to eliminate the King of Pop. In 1992, Sinéad O'Connor denounced a pedophilia ring and had her career destroyed. Today, there is a photo of John Paul II blessing Epstein.

The press isn't scandalized by the thousands of released pieces of evidence, just like Trump, who tried to prevent their disclosure for months. If the Epstein case doesn't influence the US elections, we'll be dealing with a pedophile, imperialist, and fascist president with carte blanche in the world. Former British minister Peter Mandelson resigned from his position in Keir Starmer's Labour Party because of the released documents, but it seems that the population's tolerance of pedophilia, sex trafficking, and sacrificial killings doesn't shake the American presidency.

Everything was interconnected within Epstein's inner circle. Secret societies have long been described as places of power struggles, protection, orgies, and morally unacceptable practices. One such sect is the Bohemian Club, whose members allegedly included Mark Twain, Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon, Herbert Hoover, George H.W. Bush, and even Oppenheimer. There was also the sect of Aleister Crowley, the famous British occultist who used magic to help his members achieve success; he also based his work on sexual experiences. John Lennon, Ozzy Osbourne, Jimmy Page, and Raul Seixas, in addition to working for British intelligence, flirted with fascism.

Ultimately, power and sex go hand in hand as the most primal human desire. After all, nature didn't entrust the reproduction of species to a sense of duty. It instituted pleasure. Humans and animals have sex not to perpetuate the species, but because it feels so good. Sex is like the famous image of the carrot dangling in front of a donkey to make it walk. Without consciousness, just pleasure. If humankind's intentions were lofty ideals, we wouldn't have evolved from amoebas, which, as we know, undergo binary fission or bipartition. And it seems they don't enjoy it very much.

Much of the decision-making in the United States and the world passed through Epstein's island, such as the case of Bill Gates, who discussed the "pandemic stress simulation" in 2017, which yielded the pharmaceutical industry US$90 billion in profits from COVID-19 vaccines. Much mud and chaos will emerge from the archives, with thousands of pieces of material evidence released and more to come. Now, are we going to sweep all this content under the rug, or are we going to have the courage to speak about the issue and even stop supporting Trump?