Epstein's 7-Line Sign Off | Trending Ep333

 This morning Rich covers the latest news in the Epstein scandal. The hantavirus turns up in a predictable place and Rich asks why we are letting the lunatics runs the asylum?

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Good morning. On today's trending, we have the Hunter virus turns up in an unknown, unmentioned, probably quite guessable country. Jeffrey Epstein left us a little note on his way out and a couple of examples of how mad it is to let mad people in positions of power. So for our main story, let's have a look at Jeffrey Epstein. Allegedly, like the passport in 9-11, he left us a very convenient note that props up the main narrative that he took his own life, although none of the security cameras got any of this. And it was on a specific date called Tisha B Av, which is the Jewish saddest day of the year when they mourn Solomon's temple and all of that stuff. All the good stuff. It's not on the date that Solomon's Temple was supposed to be sacked, no, that was on 11 9 or 9 11. It's as if it's all being made up to fit in some sort of story, isn't it? So US judge releases Geoffrey Epstein's purported suicide note. This is seven hours ago. Obviously that's why it's called trending. So a US judge has ordered the release of a document purported to be a suicide note written by convicted sex offender Geoffrey Epstein a month before his death. A month before. Nothing to see here and says it's a treat to be able to choose one's time to say goodbye. This is from Epstein. It's a treat. Does that sound like his words? I don't know. Never met the guy, I promise. Um I don't know if that's how he would have written. When you look at the actual image that we'll bring up on screen here, it does look very scrawled, hard to read. So Epstein's former cellmate claims he found the note tucked into a book after Epstein tried to kill himself in July 2019, so after the first attempt. Epstein was found dead in his cell a month later. The BBC has not verified that the note was written by Epstein and the US authorities have not commented. His death, which was ruled a suicide by authorities, came as he waited a sex trafficking trial. The purported note was placed under the seal as part of a criminal proceedings involving the former cellmate, Nicholas Targolone, who was being held in the cell at the time while awaiting trial for four murders. That's what you want to do, isn't it? Put someone that you really, really need to get information out of and make sure that no harm comes to him because he's linked to so many politicians and businessmen and high-ranking officials that you stick him in the cell with a guy that's already murdered four people, allegedly. Uh well no, yeah, trial for four murders, so I'm not sure if he's gone down target Tartarogi or Tartar Gloney, hard to say, is a former police officer. Well, there you go. What person to put him in the cell with? A former police officer that's probably a Freemason in the cell with Epstein to keep it's almost like they stuck a handler in there with him, isn't it? So Tata Glowney is a former police officer convicted of quadruple murder who was at one point accused by Epstein of attacking him, which he denied. He first mentioned the note's existence last year on a podcast. What is he doing a podcast for? I'm assuming he got off, or maybe it was a podcast call-in. Do we do those from prison now? I suppose we do. Kislaine Maxwell does does some shows, doesn't she, from prison, allegedly prison. So a scan of the note in the court documented unsealed on Wednesday shows a handwritten sentence saying they investigated me for month and that that's sick, that says month, not month. Found nothing and mentioned years old charges. They found quite a lot, Jeffrey. And they still are to dig under the island and Zorro Ranch, and that's a whole nother weird story. What happened to the guys that were looking after your Zorro Ranch? I'm not I don't know why I'm talking to him like he's still alive, because perhaps he still is. Let me just have a drink out of my trending mug you can get from the website stick him in jail, in a cell, with a police officer who's clearly linked to the intelligence agencies, who might have done four murders. Probably could do another. Probably wants to do another so he can get out and go on some podcasts. I mean, is he a trustworthy person to say I found this note from Jeffrey tucked inside some books? What was he what did he have in there? Schindler's list and like I don't know Brave New World in between those two. Like what books uh this guy's obviously clearly not a trustworthy person. He's an ex-police officer being done for four murders. So this is a note that came out a month before. He allegedly wrote a month before. It doesn't have a date on it, doesn't it by the looks of it? Not like the passport found at 9-11. So a scanner note in the court document unsealed on Wednesday shows a handwritten sentence saying they investigated me for months, sick, found nothing, and mentioned years old charges. It is a treat to be able to choose one's time to say goodbye, the note says. What do you want me to do? Bust out crying, it continues, no fun, not worth it. The note amounts to only seven lines of text. There's that seven again. That Kabbalah. Seven, remember. Most people that watch the trending show, we don't go into these things, but these are things that are important to know that seven is completion and kabbalah, and when you find the seven everywhere in this instance, it's a nod and a wink to completion. Seven is Kabbalah completion. A suicide note with seven lines in it has a code. And if you think that sounds absurd, remember that Sir Francis Bacon was one of the founding members of British intelligence under Queen Elizabeth I, and he encoded that he was Shakespeare into the King James, he was a lunatic version of the Bible, because God needed it edited down a bit, he needed a proofreader. Um he was one of the editors of that Bible version, and he put in the 46th arm he encoded as the 46th word in shakes and the 46th word out towards the end, spear. Because these are cryptologists, and Jeffrey Epstein with that note there, that's seven lines of telling you about a completion, a suicide in Kabbalah. It's a nod and a wink. That's exactly what it is. Once you start to figure these things out and know the patterns, it's it's quite clear to see. And the fact that he allegedly died on Tisha Biyav, which is the saddest day of the Jewish calendar that year, it changes every year, but that year, it was that night over into the next day. That's no coincidence either. The US Department of Justice did not immediately respond to the BBC's request for comment. The Day O DOJ, is it not is it not the Department of War? No, they changed it back. The DOJ spokesperson previously told MBC News in a statement that the department had not seen the note. They highlighted the Day OJ's exhaustive effort exhaustive effort couldn't find it between two books in collecting and publicly releasing millions of other Epstein-related files in recent months. It's not really exhausted, it's redacted, and you took a long, long time to get out what you got out, and it's not all of it, it's a fraction of what we know to be there in the first place. The note was accompanied by a May the twenty sorry, the note was accompanied by a May 2021 letter submitted to the court by John A. Wilder, a former lawyer for Tartagloni. The lawyer described the note as the original document that Federal Judge Kenneth M. McCurras ordered to be provided to the court at the time. The New York Times had petitioned the judge in White Plains, New York to unseal the note, arguing there was no need to keep it secret. The newspaper was also seeking other documents that the judge did not rule on. None of these guys will understand the compiler um completion element of the seven lines, or at least most of them wouldn't, and he certainly won't report on it. So we have that element there in there to me that just reeks of signals and signs and codes that he's probably or possibly maybe still alive somewhere. And that was a month before, and then he allegedly topped himself in the cell with his own bed sheets. I mean they did put a guy that's just murdered four people in the cell with him, and obviously there's camera footage missing. When you see the actual camera footage, there's uh a minute missing from it, and as the timestamp jumps. I mean, it's all a bit dodgy, isn't it? I think we don't have to be too conspiratorial minded to think that he might have just faked it if he was even in the cell in the first place. So the court uh comfortably concludes that the public access to the note promotes a measure of accountability as well as ensures that the public will have confidence in the administration of justice, cars reports and wrote. Well not really. Not when you look at the weaponization of these things. It holds up and props up the uh narrative that he's dead, for one thing, the narrative that he killed himself, and the narrative that nothing else was really going on in terms of trying to cover it up and what he's up to. Now we can look at all these files all we want and go through thousands of files allegedly um I mean this was about s two months ago now, the FBI raided Zora Ranch. Haven't heard a thing. Now you those who look into my research on Classified and uh Focus and other things on the iconic platform and elsewhere will know that I've done extensive research into what could be going on in New Mexico underneath the soil. And for them to go in there, the FBI allegedly to go in there and report on nothing, speaks volumes to me. Not that we found nothing, there's nothing there, or you know, we found some weird tech there. They've literally reported on nothing, radio silence. And the guys that the the couple their names escape to me at the moment, the couple that ran the ranch haven't been seen since 2009, the elderly couple there. So um yeah, lots of weird things going on with all of this. He added that the court agrees that Tartagloni's repeated public discussion of the note contents constitutes waiver of the attorney client privilege as to the document, and that sealing is not justified on that basis. Security failures at the prison on the night of Epstein's death, security failures are supposed to happen, were identified in federal port, and there has been a constant stream of speculation about how he died. So that is again, this is how these things work. So if you when you read that, it's not how he died, it's if he died. Well they're gonna get rid of that part of the discussion. They are cementing in the mind that he's dead, there's a suicide note from a month before. But they're me leaving out the fact that still questionable as to whether he's dead or not. You see what they do? They they frame a lie within the truth, so they cement it in. So you're supposed to believe, well, we don't know about the uh the alleged suicide note or whether it's uh you know authentic or not from his actual suicide, and he's definitely dead. This is how it works. So that's something to keep an eye on when they report on these things. They are cementing lies by questioning other lies, if that makes sense in any way, shape, or form. So go and have a look at that. I mean, it's really scrawled, it's hard to know whether that was his writing or not. And if he's in cell with a with a police officer who's clearly connected to the Masons and all of that sort of stuff, then would he not be forced to write that stick it in between two books? Or would the police officer not completely be in on it knowing that the seven lines there is completion and this is a kind of um kind of code. He underlines on the note there, if you can see up on the screen, not no fun. So I wonder why he's underlined that. Found nothing, explanation marks, a sixteen-year-old um charge. I would say that that's probably written by him, my just my opinion, but for not not for the reasons that a lot of people think. And the seven lines are on purpose. Look at the gaps between the lines. I'm not reading in well I am reading into this, that's the whole point. You read between the lines, which is the nothing. And actually, this we could try this hypothesis then. So when you look at the um the Torah, there's allegedly six hundred thousand words to fit in with the six hundred thousand lost sparks. But when you really, really look at the Torah, you realise that there's not, is there's about half of that. So their explanation is that the other half that are not actually in the Torah are white words written on white parchment, that's why you can't see them. So literally they're telling you to read between the lines. So on this note here, I wonder if there's something written between the lines. Anyone out there gets hold of the original note. One of those magic pen things, because there are gaps between those lines. So this is just me putting it out there. My weird mind goes to maybe there's another message between those lines that fits in or not even has anything to do with the actual note itself. Maybe there's some white letters on the white parchment here. Who knows?

SPEAKER_01 15:41

Two letters, please, one decap.

SPEAKER_02 15:47

Thank you. I've just seen the most horrendous news on the upstream files. I actually wish I could have seen it.

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