On February 27, 2025, Attorney General (AG) Pam Bondi released about 200 pages of files related to Jeffrey Epstein and Epstein Island. She also declared that there was an “Epstein client list” and it was on her desk. She promised to review it and then release it or at least released the parts of it she felt could be released. While she didn’t name a specific date for the release, she sure suggested the release was imminent.
In July 2025, we learned that there was no client list. Whatever AG Bondi said was on her desk didn’t actually exist.
Karoline Leavitt, White House spokesperson, clarified that AG Bondi meant there were Epstein files on her desk but an actual “client list” did not exist. Never mind that Bondi was the one who called it a client list. Now there is no client list. But I don’t think anyone was waiting for Epstein’s datebook—that’s already online. We already know most of the people whose phone numbers were in the possession of Jeffrey Epstein. The “client list” had been a euphemism for evidence that would help us arrest the many monsters who visited Epstein Island and abused underage kids. But apparently that does not exist.
Not only did AG Bondi not release a “client list,” she has nothing to release. There is no case. No evidence. No documents.
Meanwhile, we have also learned that Jeffrey Epstein did indeed commit suicide despite some considerable evidence that would at least make us skeptical of such a claim (he had a broken hyoid bone more consistent with strangulation than hanging, among other things). We were told no video cameras on Epstein’s tier of the prison were functional on the night he died, but now, suddenly, we have a video tape released. The video shows the entrance to Epstein’s floor and section of the prison (the tier) and two doors. Don’t be fooled. Those are not the doors to Epstein’s cell. They’re just doors that are near the entrance to the tier. You can’t even see the door to Epstein’s cell in the video.
And don’t be fooled that this is a pristine video—it’s not. The time stamp shows that there is one minute missing.
What’s going on?
And while we’re at it, where did Epstein get his money? He was worth north of half a billion dollars when he died, or so it is said. How did he get that money? Who has that money now? Whatever happened to his estate? Who owns the island now? And what happened to the boxes of materials removed from Little St. James Island (aka Epstein Island)?
Stuff We Don’t Know
But that’s not all we don’t know. Here’s a fast list. I’m sure I am missing many points.
We don’t know who put the pipe bomb in from of the Democrat National Convention (DNC) building, although we have video of the person, and he or she was using a cell phone
We don’t know who put the pipe bomb in front of the Republican National Convention (RNC) building, and everyone has practically forgotten about that
And speaking of forgotten, what about Thomas Matthew Crooks? Don’t remember him? He’s a failed presidential assassin. He was cremated right after his death; his parents’ house (where he resided) was scrubbed and even silverware removed right after his death; and this young guy who worked at a local nursing home had suspicious cell phone activity but zero social media footprint. It seemed like he was a pretty sharp kid who was working a crummy job and just one day tried to murder the president? Sounds sketchy
And what about that crazy Ryan Wesley Routh, the potential assassin hiding on the Trump golf course. What’s his story? He had ties to Ukraine, but, hey, that’s not suspicious. Where is he even? According to the internet, Routh is incarcerated in Miami but apparently there is zero interest in his story
An untold story that I’d like to know about is the mass shooting a while back (during Trump’s first term) in Las Vegas when an allegedly crazy guy named Stephen Paddock opened fire on a music festival. Dozens of people were killed in a pointeless barrage of gunfire. But why were there helicopters there? Why do many witnesses report multiple shooters? Why were Saudi dignitaries at or near the scene? And what on earth would have been Paddock’s motive to kill a bunch of random people?
While I can certainly speculate on this one, I would like to know for sure who had the “Door Dash” cocaine sent to the White House during the Biden Administration. Somebody has to know. The coke arrived in a plastic bag—easiest substance in the world from which to lift fingerprints. The White House is the most secure building on earth, yet somebody sneaked coke in and nobody saw that person?
How many Autopens did we have? Who was using them?
What drugs was Biden taking during his Presidency? He used to retire to his Delaware beach house where no visitor logs were required when he needed tune-ups. Is there any way we could find out if they were giving him drugs to help him stay upright and alert? I know medical privacy used to be a big deal, but since COVID and the PRIDE agenda, Informed Consent is meaningless anymore and I say so is presidential medical privacy.
Why is it so difficult to get records of school shooters with respect to whether or not they are transgender and what, if any, psychiatric medications they are taking? Why don’t we want to know as much about this population of roving school-age assassins as possible?
Why has no one gone after Anthony Fauci? Why is he still roaming around the world free? Shouldn’t there be a trial? He’s guilty of everything from illicitly funding gain of function research, misappropriation of funds, medical ethics violations going back to his days as the AIDS guy, data falsification, and lying to Congress
And what about Clapper, Comey, and Brennan who orchestrated the Russian collusion hoax and persecuted General Michael Flynn? Why aren’t they being rounded up by men in black and driven to Congressional investigational committees?
Why aren’t we looking into Nancy Pelosi’s role in the J6 “insurrection”? And include Muriel Bowser in that, too.
There are lots of unsolved murders among politicians. I think that would make a great TV show: Unsolved Deep State Murders. We can start with Vince Foster. If you’ve never heard of him he’s only the second highest political figure to die in office since John F. Kennedy—but he’s been swept under the rug. His death was ruled a suicide in the same spirit of those liars who said Lee Harvey Oswald was a lone nut. What about Lori Klausutis? She was the young intern of Joe Scarborough (then in Congress, now on Morning Joe) who was a marathon runner and under 30 but she allegedly died of an arrhythmia while alone in the Scarborough office. The autopsy said her death was not suspicious, athletes in their 20s die every day of heart disease (sarc) … but how does a lethal heart rhythm cause a cracked skull? There are tons of these unsolved cases
And why don’t we know about the role of the FBI in the J6 fed-surrection. I read an unconfirmed report the other day that as many as 200 FBI agents were in the crowd that day. There has already been Congressional testimony under oath that there were FBI agents in the crowd, we just don’t know the number. Why not? And why should the FBI be allowed to stage fake riots and then incarcerate their political enemies? What kind of banana republic is this?
Why don’t we go after Liz Cheney for suborning perjury by Cassidy Hutchins at the J6 Kangaroo Court? In fact, why don’t we lock up everyone on the J6 Kangaroo Court? What kind of an investigatory committee holds a hearing that results in many innocent people going to jail, but then gets pardoned themselves? Any country that blanket-pardons judges or investigators is in sad shape
Why isn’t the D.C. gulag shut down? It’s inhumane. At least shine a few bright lights on those deep state dungeons.
Why don’t we have a strong case for election fraud and election intererence in 2020? Everybody’s acting like it (a) didn’t happen or (b) maybe it did happen but it doesn’t matter. Who cares? (Hint: we do and we expect our MAGA representatives to care, too.)
Congress maintains a slush fund (taxpayer money) that is used to pay claims for sexual harassment by members of Congress. The person they harass (usually an intern or an aide or some subordinate) has to sign a nondisclosure agreement to get the money so we don’t get to find out who is spending our tax dollars so they can molest and abuse their coworkers. Why isn’t this stopped?
Why isn’t Hunter Biden in prison?
Why did Virginia Guiffre die under totally bizarre circumstances? (She announced before she allegedly committed suicide that she had only four days to live?!)
Why did Elon Musk show up at the Oval Office with a black eye right before he turned on Trump? Coincidence?
What happened to those tens of thousands of unaccompanied minor kids who arrived in America and disappeared? Why did the Biden administration ban DNA testing on unaccompanied minors, allowing little kids to be “claimed” by any random person who wanted them?
Why can private companies do things like mess with the weather? Why don’t more people know that weather modification is a real thing?
And what about that gold in Fort Knox?
On social media, I see MAGA people giving up in despair. When we voted, we thought we would get some answers. We knew that things might go slowly or there might be some unexpected bumps on the road to transparency, but it seems now that we’ve been lied to. And we’re continuing to be fed lies. Maybe these are lies in service to some greater cause. Maybe there is stuff going on behind the scenes that is helpful but that cannot yet be revealed.
It feels a lot like betrayal. Tell me I’m wrong.
I haven’t seen a perp walk yet. I’ve seen Congress grill Pete Hegseth like he was a shish-kebab, but I haven’t seen them go after John Brennan, Anthony Fauci, Bill Gates, Adam Schiff, Ilhan Omar, or other people who are a genuine threat to this country. Arrests? Zero. New information? A little but it’s been negated by the fact that a lot of things we thought we knew have been turned upside down.
And we’ve caught them in lies. There is an Epstein file, no, there is no Epstein file. The video cameras that did not work the night Epstein died actually did work. The pristine video of Epstein’s prison that didn’t exist but now does exist is misleading and missing a minute. The issues Trump promised to expose to sunlight are locked away in darkness.
Let’s come back to Epstein. I heard from two credible online sources (one of whom actually resided in the very cell where Epstein died) that Epstein was staying in a prison which—like most other prisons—had guards do headcounts every single night. Epstein was in a cell on the sixth floor of this prison. The guards assigned to this task of counting prisoners in the middle of the night worked on a rigid timetable. They needed to go to the sixth floor, count the prisoners, and then report attendance to the command center on the ground floor. For security purposes, there was a tight window of time to accomplish this task. If the command center did not hear a count from those guards by the deadline, the commanders assumed that there was some sort of trouble or hostage situation. Protocol demanded an immediate response, which meant rushing armed guards to that tier to bring order.
In other words, the original story that “the guards were sleeping on the job” doesn’t hold water. If they had been asleep and slipped the deadline for reporting back to the command center, other guards would have rushed to that floor and found them asleep (and likely gotten them in big trouble). And at some point, somebody would have done the headcount for the sixth floor. There is no way that the sixth floor went uncounted that night. But the official story was the guards were asleep, ergo, no count was done and, curiously, no one noticed.
Is it just me or is this getting confusing?
The new Trump administration has done a lot in its first six months. But let’s face it, there was a lot to do. We all knew what this administration was facing and Trump knew better than any of us the mountains he had to climb. To be fair, Trump tackled all sorts of things, and I want to give him credit where credit is due.
He delivered on the Big Beautiful Bill by July 4 as promised. Tax cuts, here we come!
We’re celebrating our 250th birthday as a nation and I loved the parade for the Army’s birthday. I am descended from people who served in that very Army
We’ve almost got peace in the Middle East
We do have peace between India and Pakistan
He’s resolved a long-standing war between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo
He got NATO members going to ante up for their own defense at unprecedented (but not unreasonable levels)
We took out Iran’s nuclear capabilities
He wiped out USAID and will shutter the Department of Education
He’s banned biological men from women’s sports
But none of these things matter if the Deep State is not rooted out. If the Deep State isn’t crushed, they will undo all of this at the first opportunity.
This recent spate of double-speak of contradictory information by the administration is not helping us. It’s causing some people to lose hope.
Some people need to be perp walked. Some uncomfortable truths need to be spoken. Not only do some people need to be arrested, many of them need to go to prison. Hard time. Until that happens, Trump will hemorrhage credibility and his whole agenda may be ephemeral.
And I hate that. Because, you see, Trump is all we have in this game. I like him. I think he’s done great things. But I don’t understand why we’re not charging hard against the Deep State. We can’t afford to fail. In fact, we can’t afford anything less than complete victory.
In the stuff most people don't know department, I’d like to bring to your attention this recent Tucker Carlson YouTube show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StTKHskg5Tg . It’s an interview with economist Professor Richard Werner. What he has to say is eye opening. What Werner has discovered and proven challenges all the establishment claims about the way the economic system works. Basically, the public has been deliberately lied to for over 100 years.
You see, Werner discovered in the 1990s that ordinary banks (not just the government central banks) can create money (a process called credit creation), which is totally contrary to what most people have been led to believe by those in power. He explains how bank credit creation creates bubbles in real estate. That is the real reason real estate prices in the US are going through the roof, just like they did in Japan in the 80s and 90s before their crash.
Now there were other people in years past who discovered that all banks can create money, but those people never followed up on the discovery because, it seems, they were all co-opted by the establishment to keep them silent. Werner gives two powerful examples of that ... Maynard Keynes and Alan Greenspan. Both of them discovered bank credit creation then dismissed it once they were absorbed by the central bank establishment.
Now not only do all banks effectively create money, Werner discovered that there are distinct differences between banks creating money for asset purchases, consumer purchases, and productive business investment. The first two are bad. They invariably lead to inflation and higher prices … creating bubbles that eventually burst. Productive business investment, however, is good ... resulting in real growth of an economy.
In the course of all this, Werner has also discovered some other things. For example, interest rates do not impact growth the way the establishment claims. Another is that central banks can easily prevent bank credit caused recessions. He shows how and his approach has been successfully used several times in the past (he gives examples), but it's rather clear that, in general, the central banks chose not to prevent or end recessions. They use them instead.
And that is why it appears the establishment has tried to suppress what Werner discovered. That started when he published a book, titled in English "Princes Of The Yen", explaining his discovery and its implications. The book was published in Japan, only in Japanese, and became Japan's #1 best seller, even beating out Harry Potter. But soon after, he found his access to the media being curtailed, there and abroad. He relates that then got a visit from a State Department official who told him that the CIA is "watching him". Apparently, they'd read an illegal English translation of the book ... translated apparently by some agency in the US government. Then, later, when he tried to get the book published in America in English, every publisher declined, even the ones who said it was a great book. The reason was pressure from the establishment. He was told by some publishers that they'd been told his topic is dangerous.
You can see why the establishment might think that when in the interview, he describes how his modeling of credit creation explained exactly why Japan's economy went bust in the 1990s and then remained in recession for decades after that … two phenomena that had gone unexplained, why the 1920s crash in the US and Great Depression that followed occurred, and why the 2008 crash in the US occurred. In each case, he says the evidence shows the crashes were deliberate, engineered by central banks. That’s dangerous stuff coming from an economist with Werner’s credentials.
What he says we should be doing is pretty much the opposite of what the establishment (the central banks, the World Bank, the IMF) have been and are doing. For example, the central banks want to consolidate banking into fewer and fewer big banks, so their policies have led to the deliberate reduction of the number of local, smaller banks in country after country. He points out that the Federal Reserve in the US killed 10,000 banks in the 30s, another 15,000 in the post war period, and many more since, leading to fewer but bigger banks.
But big banks will mostly only lend to big businesses and that's not where most strong growth in economies occurs. Small business was and still is the backbone of growth. He notes that small businesses currently employ between 65-70% of US workers. It’s 80% or more in some countries. And I found that even today small business accounts for about 44% of the GDP. But during the high growth period of the 50s and 60s, US small businesses accounted for 50-60% of total GDP.
Werner points out that West Germany, which saw massive economic growth for decades has now stagnated. The reason he says is that it had MANY banks then and now it doesn’t … and this the result of Germany’s central bank policies. One source I found indicates there were 15,000 German banks in 1957, when the Deutsche Bundesbank (its central bank), was formed. Due to that central bank’s policies the number fell to 3600 by 1997, when the European Central Bank replaced it. By 2003, there were only 2500 banks left, and now there are less than 1400. And what was Germany’s average GDP growth rate in the 1950s? Grok told me 8%. What’s was the average GDP growth rate between 2000 to 2010? A shade over 1%. And now the average is close to zero. Werner says that’s not a coincidence.
He also notes that the IMF and World Bank have done much to impede growth in developing countries, and that was to make them dependent on us. In fact, he says in 80 years of them employing the establishment approach to economic development, not one country they’ve *helped* has gone from developing status to developed status. He notes that the only countries in the world which have …Japan, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and certain areas in Chinas did that by doing something different. For example, the leader of China, after Mao, said forget ideology, let’s do what works economically, then went to Japan to see how they had become developed. After he returned to China, China went from having ONE bank to having thousands of smaller, local banks, which is what created the money that stimulated their massive economic growth.
Now one last thing I’d like to note is that Richard Werner was a graduate of the London School of Economics which, as I’ve pointed out in past Ricochet posts, is an institution founded and run by Fabian Socialists to promote Fabian Socialism. So in my view, Werner was inside The Beast, so to speak. Somehow, he has managed to escape their influence enough to expose some of their secrets, but he still doesn’t mention Fabian Socialism in the interview. Yet why the central banks and establishment organizations have deliberately crashed economies, lowered growth, and manipulated the banking system for more than a hundred years is what’s missing from the interview. I think Fabian Socialism is the why.
Many names and events that Werner mentions involve Fabian Socialism. For example, Werner mentions that the US Federal Reserve was sneakily created on December 23 of 1913 and links that to the establishment of the first federal income tax in the US the same year. I can prove both came about because of Fabian Sociaists in important positions in Wilson’s administration.
In another anecdote, Werner mentions Paul Warburg, a key member (Vice Chairman) of the Federal Reserve during WWI. I believe Paul Warburg was a Fabian because after the war, he became director of the Fabian controlled Council on Foreign Relations founded in 1921 by Fabians. Plus, his son, James Warburg, later became an advisor to FDR (who I can prove allowed himself to be heavily influenced by Fabians, assuming he wasn't a Fabian himself). After that, James became a member of the CFR. In fact, James Warburg was quoted saying at one point “We shall have world government whether or not you like it –by conquest or consent”. That is a very Fabian sentiment.
Anyway, I’ll leave the rest of the video’s contents for you folks to discover. It’s revelatory from beginning to end, entertaining, disturbing and, perhaps, promising, if we can get Trump to follow some of Werner’s advice. But regardless, I promise you will walk away from the interview seeing the world different than you did before viewing it.
“Bacon is a spice.”~ Kamala Harris