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Epstein the Fixer for the Powerful

from The Epstein Files & Thanksgiving In Syria | The Tim Dillon Show #471 · #471

4 min

Closing out the Epstein theme, Tim describes Epstein as an amoral fixer who procured girls and hid money for powerful, perverse clients, and predicts the eventual release of files will destroy public trust in official narratives.

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  • Jeffrey Epstein functions as a fixer for powerful people with perverse appetites, willing to procure girls, hide money, and clean up crimes in exchange for access.
  • Epstein's advantage isn't genius or tactical brilliance—it's that he's completely evil and willing to destroy lives to satisfy his employers' worst impulses.
  • Tim argues there's no reason to draw conclusions from Epstein attempting to broker deals between Israel's ex-PM, Putin, and himself over Syrian civil war profiteering.
  • Mike Johnson's defense of protecting 'sources and methods' over children reveals the government thinks citizens are scum and would abduct their kids without hesitation.
  • Thanksgiving ammunition: tell your family that Jeffrey Epstein was trying to make money off the Syrian civil war.
  • Chuck Schumer and most politicians don't actually want the Epstein files released, despite recent pressure forcing them to vote for it.
  • Trump's connection goes beyond having billionaire friends to hide—he's either deeply implicated in horrific things or the documents will reveal an entire hidden world most people don't know exists.
  • Releasing the files will completely destroy people's belief in any narrative they're fed by institutions ever again.
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Jeffrey EpsteinMike JohnsonVladimir PutinChuck SchumerSyrian civil warMarjorie Taylor Greene

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