Far right wing movements, particularly conservative movements as a whole do not move society forward but rather stagnate growth and potential. They do not exist as forward-thinking ideologies, but rather as backward products of a system that has failed over and over.

One of the greatest tricks ever pulled was convincing workers that they're being paid what they're are worth. If you're making $15, $30, or even $50 an hour, your employer is still making more from your labor than they're paying you. They have to, or they wouldn't hire you. The gap between what you produce and what you're paid is where fortunes are made. The billionaire doesn't create billions of dollars alone. Millions of workers create it for them.

Don't give me you're entitled to it. That is not for you. They were never to be your slaves. You've lied to generations. That's you.

When billionaires own the platforms, the satellites, the payment rails, the AI models, and the political megaphones, that is not a free market. That is the private government of the oligarchs.

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33/ "There are over 20 telephone numbers connected to Bill Clinton. Donald Trump, 14 numbers. Alan Dershowitz, 11 numbers. There are seven numbers for Ehud Barak former prime minister of Israel. also 10 numbers for Peter Mandelson who is now the British ambassador to the United States."

32/ "This was Ghislaine's entry point to his world. It was her selling point and she was keen to show off. The people who matter in the little black book are people who also appear in the notorious flight logs. And also in the little black book who have numerous numbers."

"The belief they were above the law. The belief they existed in this gilded club of wealth, power, influence, and connections. It was a gilded club they belonged to. And very firmly, you did not. And anyone who did not belong to that club was worthless. We had Jeffrey Epstein's infamous little black book." "It was enormous. hundreds and hundreds of names. The first thing to understand about the little black book, and this isn't commonly understood, is it was really Ghislaine Maxwell's book, and you can tell this because the numbers for the most part have American prefixes, but they don't when it's a British number." "So, for the most part, it's her book. Virginia used to point out Jeffrey was actually a rather weird, strange, nerdy person. What Ghislaine did was she was his sort of social lubricant. She opened up social worlds to him."

"The number of them who were sado-masochistic abusers was extraordinary. One of them very nearly killed Virginia. Virginia was a very strong woman, apart from this one man who she was terrified of. She used to say, 'I'd go for him if I didn't have children, uh because I have children, I won't do that.'" "I remember talking to Virginia about her watching the Prince Andrew interview. She was furious. She was so angry watching that interview. And what angered her was his arrogance, his belief that he would get away with it."

"And what was extraordinary was you discovered that when very powerful men who can pretty much have whatever they like in life are offered a 16-year-old girl on a plate, bizarrely, what they seem to want to do is to hurt her."

"And of course, also during those long conversations, we talked about the men she had been farmed out to. She was abused by Jeffrey Epstein. She was abused by Ghislaine Maxwell, who she was quite clear was an abuser, a very sadistic abuser, as well as being a facilitator." "Virginia told me she was then abused by a whole string of men who Jeffrey Epstein presented her to them sort of on a plate as a sort of gift. Prominent men from the worlds of business and politics in the United States, obviously Prince Andrew, world leaders."

[skip numbered] 20/ "She was angry with the fallanks of women that surrounded Jeffrey Epstein and were his enablers and facilitators. Particularly she was angry with Ghislaine Maxwell, 'Mary fucking Poppins' she used to call her." "She would say, 'I'd never have gone to that man's house if it hadn't been for that woman with her posh English accent [accent bias; one of her and her people's many 'talents' for conning victims].'"

18/ "She'd been abused throughout her childhood. One of the the repellent things about people like Elaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein is they home in on they have an instinct for the vulnerable for people who in Virginia's own words have been primed for abuse. She was angry obviously with Jeffrey Epstein."

14/ "So Alexander Acosta who was Trump's secretary for labor in the first administration back at the time Epstein was arrested in 2007-2008 he was the US attorney for southern Florida in his hearings to take the job of secretary for labor for Trump he reportedly said that he had been told Epstein belongs to intelligence leave him alone."

13/ "It was a completely bogus exercise. And actually what was significant was the documents released by Trump's justice department were heavily redacted whereas the versions we had were unredacted. I have the flight logs. I have the little black book."

12/ "Trump got the Justice Department to release the Epstein papers. I don't think there was a single document that hasn't been sitting on my computer for six years."

11/ "Trump and Epstein seems subsequently to have had a falling out, but they were absolutely part of that world together. Epstein died in a prison cell [allegedly]. Today, Donald Trump is president of America after coming to power.