Interview · moment 19 of 24
Eugenics, 'Master Race' Breeding, and Epstein's Endgame
from #196 - Whitney Webb | The Tim Dillon Show · #196
3 min
Guest
Whitney details Epstein's eugenics interest, including the claim Maria's younger sister was being groomed to bear Epstein's child, and connects this to the history of forced sterilization rulings in the 1920s US.
- Epstein was interested in eugenics and creating a 'master race' by recruiting intelligent, creative, and talented girls.
- Maria Farmer's younger sister was groomed to have Epstein's children, and after she was assaulted, Ghislaine Maxwell told her she ruined everything.
- In the 1920s, the Supreme Court ruled that a mother and daughter had to be sterilized for being 'too stupid,' a case rooted in eugenics movement power.
- Billionaires of the Gilded Age were heavily invested in eugenics, and the sterilization case involved poor white people from Appalachia.
- American eugenics ideology inspired Hitler, and many U.S. eugenics advocates after WWII maintained their views but hid them from the public.
- Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, wrote disturbing things about African Americans.