Welcome back to New World next week.

I'm James Corbett of Corporate Report.com.

I'm James Eppin-Pallano for Mediumoniki.com.

Globalism is losing its attractiveness.

We got that story.

Plus, beware, beware the aides of April.

But first, really great work, actually, from the Miami Herald.

New Jeffrey Epstein accuser goes public.

Defamation lawsuit, meanwhile, targets Dershowitz.

A new victim has gone public in the Jeffrey Epstein case filing a sworn affidavit in

federal court in New York this past Tuesday,

saying that she was sexually assaulted and her then 15-year-old sister molested by Epstein and his companion Blaine Maxwell in 1996.

Farmer, then 26, claims that she was employed by Jeffrey Epstein, a multi-millionaire financier who lived in a vast mansion on New York's Upper East Side, and that she frequently saw school-aged girls wearing uniforms coming into the mansion and go upstairs.

She was told that the girls were auditioning for modeling work.

Then an art student in New York, Farmer said she reported her assault to New York

police and the FBI in 1996. FBI documents released April 1st, make a reference to

Farmer having been interviewed in 2006 or 2007. However, Farmer now 49 years old, said the FBI

did not take any action against Epstein and Maxwell

and or Maxwell. Farmer's affidavit is one of 15 exhibits attached to a defamation complaint

filed in federal court in the Southern District of New York by Virginia Roberts Gouffrey, G-I-U-F-F-R-E,

one of Epstein's victims against Alan Dershowitz, big-famed lawyer,

and one of Epstein's most powerful and, you know, vocal attorneys.

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