Tag: Noam Chomsky

Joachim Hagopian, THE LATEST EPSTEIN REVELATIONS EXPOSE THE CRUMBLING ROTHSCHILD KHAZARIAN MAFIA PEDO-EMPIRE, PART 1

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By Joachim Hagopian Profiting from the wickedness of human enslavement has literally been ongoing for well over four centuries. The English crown, the Rothschild banking cabal and its City of London cartel headquarters have been guilty of money laundered profiteering from both the long booming trades of trafficking both illegal drugs and human slaves. Since Queen Elizabeth I signed the East India Company charter in 1600, for near half a millennium now, the Anglo-American-Zionist Empire’s organized crime monopoly has been allowed to bountifully flourish virtually unblemished, shielded and protected to this very day,…

Joachim Hagopian, MAJOR DEEP STATE PLAYERS MEET WITH EPSTEIN AS AMERICA’S MOST INFAMOUS CONVICTED PEDOPHILE

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Joachim Hagopian A Sunday April 30th Wall Street Journal article reports that a newly released trove that includes Epstein’s private calendar indicates the predator’s contacts went far beyond VIPs listed on his Lolita Express flight logs or his infamous black book. The latest bombshell reveals that the then Deputy Secretary of State under President Obama and now under Obama’s VP the CIA Director William Burns may have met with Jeffrey Epstein on three occasions in 2014, a half dozen years after the pedophile’s 2008 high profile conviction. According to the WSJ report, CIA spokeswoman Tammy Kupperman…

Edward Curtin, The Assassination and Mrs. Paine

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Edward Curtin  A Review Essay of Max Good’s documentary film [Editor’s note: Some years ago, I reviewed a book by one Thomas Mallon, Mrs. Paine’s Garage (2002), which already convinced me that she (and her husband, but she especially) had befriended Lee and Marina, not out of a sense of altruism, but for malevolent purposes, including arranging for him to find a position at the Texas School Book Depository in order to be set up as “the patsy” in the assassination of JFK. This fine essay by Edward Curtin assessing…