Seventeen people have resigned because of the Epstein Files, which have directly implicated the Royal Family of England.
It’s not just royal trash, like Prince Andrew, who have been forced to give up their former privileges.
But resignations have included the Director of Communications to the English Prime Minister, the Chief of Staff to the English Prime Minister, and England’s former Ambassador to the United States.
Plus, there are the resignations of a former Secretary of the Treasury, who served as the President of Harvard, and a former Senate Majority Leader, who served as Chairman of Walt Disney.
Plus, there are the resignations of a former chairman of the multinational megafirm, Paul Weiss, and a former chairman of the multibillion-dollar megafirm, Apollo Global Management.
But the Federal Bureau of Investigation says there is no evidence to initiate an investigation of anyone besides the two convicted sex criminals, Ghislaine Maxwell, who is now in jail, enjoying unusual privileges, and her accomplice, Jeffrey Epstein, who died in jail, under mysterious circumstances.
That’s the position of Kashyap Patel, who is fighting allegations of drunken dereliction of duty, as he serves as the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Director Patel thinks we all need to stop talking about his job as one of the seniormost law enforcement officials of the United States.
Director Patel thinks we all need to stop talking about the Epstein Files—even though they contain multiple reports describing the sexual molestation of children by President Trump.
There’s not just one report, but there are several of this nature, against the president, at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
But Kash Patel, who owes his appointment to Donald Trump, says there is no one to prosecute in the Epstein Files.
He holds the same position as Pamela Bondi, the former Attorney General, who served as one of the seniormost law enforcement officials of the United States.
She swore under oath that “[t]here is no evidence that Donald Trump has committed a crime,” while she deliberately violated the Epstein Files Transparency Act (Public Law 119-38).
But the government could prosecute other people besides the child-molesting president—because Les Wexner was also listed as a co-conspirator, involved in the rape, trafficking, and enslavement of more than one thousand (1,000) children, by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), in the Epstein Files.
Les Wexner connects to Israel, while, according to Ari Ben-Menashe, a former senior official in the Military Intelligence Directorate (Aman), the convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, was an access agent working for the Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations (Mossad).
Les Wexner was deposed by the United States Congress, where he was accused of lying, under oath, by Oversight Committee Ranking Member Robert Garcia (CA-D), regarding the Epstein Files.
Les Wexner is being deposed in a court case involving the molestation of seventy-eight (78) male athletes in the sports programs of the Ohio State University (OSU).
And Les Wexner is being sued in a court case involving the molestation of eleven (11) different women, then minor girls, and other children, over thirteen (13) years, by the Epstein Crime Ring.
But the Department of Justice, like the Federal Bureau of Investigation, says there is no reason to investigate, or to prosecute, the criminal called Les Wexner.
======================================================
Return to my homepage, where you can scroll through more articles, by clicking the site title at the top of the page or at www.fightingmonarch.com.
Please retweet or share as many articles as possible.
Our enemy depends on silence.
Fighting Monarch 