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Dan Fournier's avatar

The Guardian:

When looking at the branches and leaves of an old, centennial, tree, go back to its roots from which it receives its nourishment.

The Guardian newspaper is part of the Guardian Media Group which owned by the Scott Trust Limited.

If you examine the background of the latter, you will see that it was established in 1936 by John Russell Scott (owner of the Manchester Guardian) whose father was Charles Prestwich Scott (1846 to 1932).

C.P. Scott was a staunch and well-connected Zionist, and also happened to be a journalist, editor of The Manchester Guardian, and even a Liberal Member of Parliament.

C.P. Scott was instrumental in introducing Chaim Weizmann to British political elites (such as Arthur Balfour) during WWI and was a strong advocate for the 1917 Balfour Declaration. Wiezmann later became the 1st President of Israel in 1949.

C.P. Scott had numerous meetings with other Zionists.

Moreover, C.P. Scott had ties to Lord Walter Rothschild ( 2nd Baron Rothschild, 1868-1936) who also became an MP.

All wars are banker wars.

Any questions?

Ed Protas's avatar

The media is a business like any other - it has a product to sell. From the days of Washington/Jefferson/Adams bruhahas on the early printed sheets, to the days of yellow journalism of the Hearst papers, and the war drum banging of the NY Times and the Washington Post. It’s all the same: the folks at The Guardian, the ones who make Coca-Cola, and that cute little phone you spend so much time with – they want you to buy something. So far, it’s been a great success.

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From Webb Ai: Evidence of Epstein Using UN Access for Suspicious Purposes

The documents reveal multiple troubling connections between Epstein's activities and United Nations access, extending beyond the IPI memo about "young, beautiful females."

1. The IPI "Young, Beautiful Females" Incident

The original IPI memo describes a Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs employee who worked at IPI from November 2014 to April 2016. She reported being asked to attend to "very short-term trainees from Eastern Europe" who were "all young, beautiful females, and without the education required to work at the think tank" [1]. These trainees visited the UN building to have pictures taken, which were then sent to Jeffrey Epstein [1]. The employee found this "strange" but didn't connect it to Epstein's other activities at the time [1].

2. Epstein's Use of UN Job Offers as Recruitment Tactic

Victim Testimony About UN Job Offers:Multiple documents indicate Epstein used UN job opportunities as bait to recruit young women. One victim's statement reveals:

* Epstein "connected Rod-Larsen, the then head of International Peace Institute, and dangled an opportunity to work at the United Nations" [7, 8]

* Epstein told the victim: "Jeffrey said the IPI people loved me" [7]

* The victim describes this as "coercion and tactical methods used as international political weapons" [7]

This suggests Epstein leveraged his relationship with Terje Rød-Larsen (IPI President and UN Under-Secretary General) to offer UN employment opportunities as part of his recruitment strategy.

3. Direct Recruitment of UN-Affiliated Young Women

Email Evidence of UN Staff Recruitment:An email from March 30, 2016, shows Epstein being pitched a "blond, very tall and so skinny girl from Monaco who worked in United Nations in Geneva (international relations graduate)" [9, 10, 11]. The sender suggests: "I told her she better works for you as assistant" and offers to send "more photos and cv" [9].

Eastern European Recruitment Network:Other emails show Epstein's network actively recruiting young women from Eastern Europe:

* May 2012: Photos sent of a "new girl from Ukraine" who is "21. Very sweet and lovely" with the message "I think you can still see everything" [12]

* November 2010: Discussion of girls from Moscow, with one recruiter stating: "I'm 90 percent sure she will be interested" and "I actually got very close with these girls, meet with them a few times each week" [13]

* September 2011: Offer of "a few girls to show you" in Moscow and "agency girls who wants to get married" in Kiev [14]

4. Epstein's Travel Documents and UN Access

The documents contain Epstein's U.S. passport (No. 207320604) issued October 11, 2002, and expiring October 10, 2012 [15, 16]. While this is a standard U.S. passport, it would have facilitated international travel, including to UN-related events and locations.

5. The IPI-UN Connection as Epstein's Access Point

Key Relationships:

* Terje Rød-Larsen: IPI President since 2005 and UN Under-Secretary General [2] - appears in 3,608 mentions across documents

* Antonio Guterres: UN Secretary-General serves as Honorary Chair of IPI [1]

* Kevin Rudd: Former Australian Prime Minister serves as Board Chair of IPI [1]

Financial Support Creates Access:Epstein's foundations provided significant funding to IPI:

* Gratitude America LTD donated $375,000 to IPI [1, 3]

* Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation established a fellowship fund at IPI and supported its Bahrain office launch [1]

This financial relationship appears to have given Epstein access to UN-connected individuals and potentially UN facilities through IPI's offices next to UN headquarters.

What's Missing: The Full Picture

The most significant gap is what happened to the photos of the "young, beautiful females" taken at the UN building. The IPI employee reported they were sent to Epstein, but the documents don't reveal:

* How many women were involved

* What Epstein did with these photos

* Whether this was a one-time incident or part of a pattern

* Whether UN officials were aware of or complicit in this activity

Additionally, while the victim testimony mentions Epstein using UN job offers as recruitment bait, there's no evidence that any of these women actually received UN employment through this channel.

The documents suggest Epstein's UN access through IPI was not just about philanthropy but potentially served as:

1. A recruitment channel for young women

2. A source of legitimacy and social capital

3. A means to access international travel and diplomatic circles

4. A potential cover for suspicious activities under the guise of "peace institute" work

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The problem is that very little critical thinking skills are taught even in Western schools. I taught for over 23 years both in Canada and in China, 13 years in the latter. Looking back, Western education is not that dissimilar to the Chinese indoctrination-based model in that they both seek to produce obedient, non-questioning, subjects.