Role of Jeffrey Epstein as a Zionist asset in Africa revealed
Jeffrey Epstein's role as an asset of the Zionist colony has been revealed in the latest tranche of emails released by the United States House Oversight Committee in November.
Jeffrey Epstein's emails show he had various connections and interests related to Africa, including organizing meetings for prominent figures with African leaders, discussing potential business deals with Zionist intelligence agency connected firms.
Epstein helped orchestrate meetings for former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak, with high level officials from Cote d'Ivoire, including the Chief of Cabinet for President Alassane Ouattara, Sidi Tiémoko Touré.
This effort reportedly bore fruit with a formal bilateral defense and internal security agreement between Israel and Cote d'Ivoire in 2014, although the Zionists had been supplying arms to Cote d'Ivoire for years, since 2004 during the country's first Civil War.
Cote d'Ivoire had been subject to a UN arms embargo, and in April 2013 the UN Security Council reported the discovery of dozens of crates of Israeli ammunition at the presidential palace and a naval base, bearing Israel Military Industries labels and Spanish markings.
It was reported that the ammunition had been re-labeled and re-transferred to Cote d'Ivoire from a third country.
In May 2013, Ehud Barak called the Honorary Consul of Cote d'Ivoire in Israel, Michael "Mikey" Federmann, Chairman of Elbit Systems.
Elbit had supplied military helicopters to Cote d'Ivoire during the first Ivorian Civil War.
Drop Site has reported that Epstein and Barak work together as a conduit for Israel's intelligence sector in Cote d'Ivoire where Barak was welcomed as a representative of Israel, even after leaving public office.
Epstein helped Barak deliver a proposal for mass surveillance of Ivorian phone and internet communications crafted by former Israeli intelligence officials.
In September 2013, the details of Israel's offer to the West African country arrived in Barak's inbox from Aharon Ze'evi-Farkash, former head of Israeli military intelligence from 2002 to 2006 and a veteran of unit 8200 for SIGINT signals intelligence organization in Côte d'Ivoire.
The document, a 13-page PDF, mapped out the complete architecture for eavesdropping on phone calls, satellites, tactical radio, and, special targets like cyber cafes.
The data streams flowed to media processing servers to be reviewed by analysts, then synthesized into reports for security leaders.
By June 2014, Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's Minister of Foreign Affairs, arrived in Côte d'Ivoire to sign an agreement on defense and internal security, accompanied by more than 50 businessmen who came to evaluate prospective investments in the country.
The Epstein emails, and a hacked collection of Ehud Barak's email inbox, highlight how Epstein leveraged his network and financial influence to connect powerful people, explore business deals, and, pursue Zionist military and intelligence interests.
They show both the deeply embedded connections of Epstein to Zionist intelligence priorities and the emerging influence of the Zionist regime in an area of the world far removed from West Asia.
Jeffrey Epstein's role in promoting Zionist interests in Africa
Jeffrey Epstein appears to have been much more involved in pursuing Zionist interests in Africa than had previously been known.
Epstein had multiple US passports and even an Austrian passport with a fake name he reportedly obtained to travel internationally, though he denied using it.
As early as 2001, Epstein was recorded as visiting Morocco with a decorator to visit a house there. In 2017 and 2019, he returned for brief trips.
Morocco has regularly and extensively cooperated with the Zionists for decades prior to normalization in 2020. The New York Times states the two have worked together closely but secretly on military and intelligence matters, assassinations, and, migration of Jews to Israel.
In the early 1960s, King Hassan allowed Mossad to establish a station in Morocco. Mossad then helped organize the Moroccan intelligence service.
Testimony from Ghislaine Maxwell confirmed that former president Bill Clinton had traveled on Epstein's private jet on reported humanitarian trips to Africa.
In and around August 2002, Epstein, Clinton, Kevin Spacey, and, Chris Tucker, spent a week on a tour of AIDS projects in South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Rwanda, and Mozambique.
In a 2011 letter requesting a second US passport, Epstein listed future business trips to Sierra Leone, Mali and Gabon. It is also reported that he visited Senegal and Angola, as well as Cote d'Ivoire.
There seems little doubt that some of these trips were intended to pursue Zionist foreign policy priorities. All of these states are, of course, in West Africa, and all have a coastal border, with the exception of Mali.
The recent disclosures about Epstein have confirmed earlier statements, which were widely regarded with skepticism.
Epstein had bragged that he had made a fortune from arms, drugs and diamonds, because he knew the owner of the deep water port of Djibouti, a smugglers paradise, so well that he was basically in charge of it. Recently released emails confirm this was the CEO of DP World, an Emirati state asset.
Evidence from Ghislaine Maxwell gives further corroboration. 'He showed me a photograph that he had with some African warlords', she said.
Given that we know that Zionist Special Forces have access to DP World sites and the role of both the UAE and the Zionists in multiple African nations, it begins to look like an Africa wide network.
DP World has facilities and ports in Africa, in the following countries visited by Epstein: Angola, Mozambique, Rwanda and Senegal.
There is no concrete evidence that Epstein visited DP World sites in Algeria, Egypt or Somaliland.
These revelations suggest new lines of inquiry for those seeking to fully understand Epstein's role in the expansionist foreign policy of the Zionist entity.
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