The Real Reason Why He Was Protected

Within the three million pages of the Jeffrey Epstein files is concrete evidence of why he was protected by the elite ruling class for so long. His apparent protection appears to have much less to do with spying, blackmail, or island getaways and much more to do with the almighty dollar.  

These files were released by the DOJ in accordance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act and although there are plenty of revolting and perverted emails found within the trove, those that have not been widely covered by the mainstream media may be the ones that pick the lock on how the global elites and their bankers, working hand-in-hand with Jeffrey Epstein, grew to possess incredible power and immense wealth. 

At the age of 30, Epstein was personally chosen by David Rockefeller to sit on the Trilateral Commission. This commission was established in 1973 as an NGO to foster closer cooperation between the United States, Europe, and Asia. As a member of this commission, Epstein had unbelievable contact with the world’s most wealthy and powerful people. Epstein’s ‘friendship’ with Prince Andrew gave him unprecedented access to the British Royal Family. Epstein used these contacts not only to make money for others but also to amass substantial personal wealth. For years, it was an open secret what Epstein did in his spare time, but he remained largely untouched.  

Thankfully, things are now changing. Due to the emails uncovered in the Epstein document dump, Lord Peter Mandelson (former British Ambassador to the United States) has been forced to resign in disgrace from the Labour Party and has also left his seat in Parliament. Mandelson was a top-level policy operative in 2009 and 2010 under Prime Minister Gordon Brown, following the 2008 global financial crisis. During this time, Mandelson was leaking highly sensitive information about bailouts and asset sales directly to Epstein. See the timeline below:

June 2009: Mandelson sent Epstein a Downing Street memo on a 20 billion pound asset sale with this comment, “Interesting note that’s gone to the PM [Prime Minister].”

August 2009: Leaked a confidential memo to Epstein just four seconds after receiving it himself.

May 2010: Tipped off Epstein about a 500 billion pound eurozone bailout, saying, “should be announced tonight … just leaving No. 10 [10 Downing Street].”

Susan Kokinda of Promethean Action sums it up this way:

“Mandelson wasn’t just leaking, he was fixing. In one of the newly released files Mandelson advised Jamie Dimon, the head of J.P. Morgan, on the need to mildly threaten the chancellor of the exchequer. This is how the post 2008 system actually worked. A network of fixers, bankers and political operatives ensuring that governments served financial institutions with bailouts  –  not national interests. Epstein connected the money, Mandelson opened the doors. And now the system that [this] protection racket served, is being challenged by Donald Trump.”

Kokinda argues that the real reason Mandelson resigned is not due to provocative pictures or racy emails found within the Epstein files, but rather that this rigged system of banking, which has been artificially sustained by continuous bailouts of unsuspecting American citizens, is finally being exposed. Up until now, their grasp on power has been easily maintained by controlling the flow of money and thereby strangling various nations and their people. Mandelson and Epstein were both actors in this twisted system.

New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has previously noted that the perpetual bailout policy of the Fed has been a disaster, and it needs to end. In the past, the financial system has been bailed out by the American taxpayer, and paradoxically, the very politicians and bankers who initially created the crisis have not only personally prospered but have never faced any consequences for their reckless policies and possible criminal actions.

In a statement before the United States House Financial Services Committee, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the government’s mission is to support everyday Americans, not the financial system. Bessent stated, “To that end, Treasury has tirelessly pursued pro-growth policies to unlock the potential available to all Americans when they are free to save, invest, build businesses, and drive their own economic destinies.” This is very good news for everyday hardworking Americans struggling to get by. His statement is a shot across the bow that the policies that protected bankers at the expense of the American taxpayer are over.

A few days ago, the DOJ also released a lengthy two-hour interview Steve Bannon had with Jeffrey Epstein, filmed sometime in 2019. A good portion of the interview was spent discussing money. Epstein tells Bannon that most world leaders, because they’ve never been in the business world, don’t know the first thing about making or managing money.  Bannon bluntly asked Epstein if he was involved with ‘dirty money.’ Epstein replied, “No, it’s not, because I earned it.”

Bannon countered, “You earned it by advising the worst people in the world that do enormous, bad things, and just to make more money.” 

In the Bannon interview, Epstein also revealed that, days after Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy during the 2008 crisis, the Treasury Department was taking collect calls from him while he was in jail. This shows just how influential Epstein was in financial circles and why he got a sweetheart deal from then federal prosecutor Alex Acosta. 

The reason Epstein was protected for so long was that he was good at making money. The powerful people with whom he was in league all knew about his perversion, but were willing to look the other way. They were simply protecting the source of their financial security. Underaged girls were simply an afterthought that they were willing to sacrifice to maintain the status of their portfolios.  The unmitigated greed and depravity of these people is stunning.

Eventually, Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes became too numerous to ignore, or he had outlived his usefulness. One wonders if the underage abuse narrative that is being intentionally promoted by the mainstream media is simply a public relations strategy to protect Epstein’s clients.  If there is enough public outrage about crimes against underage girls, maybe no one will notice their possible financial crimes. We hate to be so cynical, but when has the elite class ever really cared about morality or the dignity of the human person? They haven’t, and we wouldn’t put anything past these sick and greedy people.