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Subscribe now wherever you listen to podcasts. The Talented Mr. Epstein.

The Epstein story is back with a vengeance.

It just won't go away, and that's a good thing.

Why?

Because it gives us a window

into the behind-the-scenes world of degenerate elites. It shows how the system actually works.

It's a lesson in how the bad guys get away with it, a lesson in the unaccountability of power.

For decades, the Epstein story was supposed to be about pedophilia.

Here was this pedophile, Epstein, who set up an elaborate pedophile ring. For other rich

pedophiles, they communicated through weird signals like eating pizza. They engaged in perversions,

which we ordinary, decent people, could hardly imagine, the Epstein story made us

feel dirty in a way, but also good about ourselves, because we were not like those evil,

rich people. We were so much better than they were. But as with a lot of things, when you get a

closer look, things look somewhat different than they did before. It's happened before. Remember the Catholic

Church pedophilia scandal, all those pedophile priests? Except the real scandal was far bigger than

pedophile priests. What it really involved is homosexuals infiltrating the priesthood for generations.

Whole parishes became so-called lavender mafias. The gays recognized

they had a ready supply of teenage boys who came in through the altar boy network. So a whole

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