America

  • Exclusive: Epstein’s pimp

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect alleged of acting as Jeffrey Epstein’s own pimp – thereby giving him access to circles of prostitutes in crime rings – is now able to be identified for the first time.

    Grant Cardone is a prolific business personality but also a criminal active in many domains. He’s alleged to have illegally obtained properties in Dubai, and in other exclusive developments worldwide.

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    A suspect alleged of acting as Jeffrey Epstein’s pimp, allowing him access to circles of prostitutes in crime rings.

    His involvement in prostitution is said to be extensive. His contact with Epstein was conducted across private chat networks encrypted by hackers adept at securing such lines.

    American law enforcement authorities have questioned Cardone in relation to this before, but his activity has not been prosecuted because witnesses were not recoverable in prior investigations.

  • How the world is going to be safer is America’s guess

    America is now at the leading edge of world affairs as it centres on Iran and what happens next. The trouble is working out how to do it.

    The answer is not so obvious as people in leadership spheres may assume. It’s also reliant on a dimension of human resources that isn’t frequently understood.

    The President’s plan is wholesale and intended to be lasting, but the basics of the work is handed down to employees of departments that have to get it right every single time.

    The steps taken next are determinate of a safer world. The ‘as luck will have it’ scenario cannot be true because real issues are at stake for large and aware populations.

    The reality of leadership is long scrutinised by American leaders of all stripes, and the characteristics of this next phase will be determined by the President’s army of the willing.

  • US seeks to destroy Iran statehood abroad

    The US is seeking to undermine the very basis of the Iran regime by continuing to say what it sees to be its inherent flaws.

    The US itself has never taken a position that stipulates other cultures or races are wrong. It doesn’t have a racist foreign policy.

    It does have a guarded account of events, and seeks to understand things as they go. This makes American media accessible, relevant, and transparent as far as it goes in understanding its motives.

    Pete Hegseth (US Defence Secretary) speaking about President’s Trump position on Iran as a potential adversary.

    However, the hard facts point to a disagreement with the people of Iran insofar as they agree with the ruling leaders and their ultimate conclusions.

    These cannot be anti-American in nature or contain life-threatening wording in substance.

    What America feels is its responsibility in the region is a question that looms large over any to and fro of arguing. It’s not clear to everyone what threat America feels, and what provocation Iranians see so often.

    The case may be that Iran has a doctrine that regards any Western activity as interference in a region it wants to dominate, run, and control from its own power base.

  • Epstein proved America needs to professionalise

    The America of today is not the fulfilment of the ideal of its forefathers. This is clear. It’s not the letter but the word that is lacking. In other words, it’s not the reaction but the response that is much needed today in their culture.

    There’s a lot of repetitiveness in American culture. It’s not just media. It comes through, for sure, but it’s there, replete on the ground.

    This shows to us that not much depth is added to meaningful activity. It’s not a sign of being dumb but of being dumped. The fact is the intelligent are being left out of the great American equation. The game is small and the players are few.

    This is not a quick development in modern America. It’s been assumed for some time that the clever are at fault. They are somehow to blame for things as they are.

    Maybe their lives are slower. They are more shrewd investors, in both time and resources. It’s not a race but a project in their minds. The future is unfolding and not wrapping up in quick succession.

    This strikes against the verve or pulse that some feel in life. They insist in various contexts that people cannot be right if they’re wrong. They say that one mistake lasts a lifetime. They believe thinking is a result of confusion or error.

    These people are mistakes in their own way of doing it. They live reckless, thoughtless existences. They are hated – rightly – for demeaning the backbone of the country. They come from holes, fill the cracks, and don’t need to be seen.

    Jeffrey Epstein is one such example of this type of human rat life. He represents a strain of living detritus that doesn’t have the right equilibrium of respect to make sense of life. He believed in “kill or be killed” and ended his life as a loser for being one.

  • US Journalism is cracking under pressure

    The appearance of ‘random’ victims onscreen to demand the end of Prince Andrew has become a poor diet on the BBC News channel, but it’s less of a fault in London and more of a problem in perspective for New York City that it’s even happening.

    The fact is US Journalism is cracking under pressure – of too much exposure and not enough quality analysis. The tranche download of documents by the DOJ is a flurry of activity that has not been backed up with criticism of those that keep claiming sexual abuse harms.

    The reputation of NYC has always been that prostitution is a shady business, and that if it starts there it finishes there. Prince Andrew has never been guilty of buying sex on its streets – or in hotels. This has been proved, and yet it’s not pointed to as a reason for his innocence here.

    The headlong pursuit of more commentary – or more to say – has scattered relevant figures in a mad dash for safety. The errant political thinking of representatives has sent the public in the same way, proving yet again they fail to deal seriously with substantial issues. The elite class is shown up in such failures.

    The handling of a global news sensation has been a concern for media regulators in the US for some time. It’s been believed that too much harm results from an immature and overbearing approach to ending careers overnight. The call is for steady reporting and not the heady rush to any sort of finish line.

  • Donald Trump knows players, and knows the game

    Donald Trump has been embroiled in scandals since his first term in office and with the Jeffrey Epstein story it has occurred during his second term too. It’s just part of an ongoing drama of a battle between himself and the media that has ensued over the course of decades.

    His lengthy time in business started off a trail of press reporters that would ask him questions at every turn, often also finding a moment to ask if he’s going to run for the Presidency at some point. Now that it’s happened, the story has developed into something else altogether.

    Donald Trump speaking to a BBC reporter in 1998 about handling a celebrity-type of notoriety (Source: HARDtalk/BBC).

    Trump is someone who knows both the players and the game at the same time and he’s now so attuned to responding to peoples questions over all sorts of matters that his good humour and likeable nature comes through in his answers – even as people pester him over the same kinds of issues.

    The repetitive news cycle is sometimes the enemy of people who are trying to do a straightforward thing, but Trump has shown an ability to overcome a dull day to come through with ideas that shape an agenda. It’s not to everyone’s liking, but it’s his settlement over the purpose of it.

  • Epstein converted himself into a paedophile

    The idea that Jeffrey Epstein is just one part of a bigger problem is fallacious because of the way that he fell into difficulty.

    It’s believed that self-taught financial analysts are prone to making mistakes that also have an impact in their personal lives.

    The problem – of the calculation of how to have a successful career – has ended many, not just in New York City but also worldwide.

    Jeffrey Epstein in an interview with American conservative commentator Steve Bannon, conducted in 2019.

    His idea of going into politics may have worked out, but his career in finance had already begun to bottom out after these mistakes.

    Such a person as Jeffrey Epstein is the author of their own downfall, and it’s not always possible to track it day-to-day as it starts out.

    However, a few simple run-ins with the law starts a process of finding out. In his case it includes the attention of people worldwide. 

  • Epstein dies in darkness

    The coverage of Epstein’s life is posthumous now because he died in prison after being convicted of crimes that may have related to his penchant for soliciting prostitution.

    However, it’s now apparent that many people in private were onto him during his lifetime. They were intrigued by his life, and any hint of a potential bid for elected office that increased his activity.

    Jeffrey Epstein in an interview with American conservative commentator Steve Bannon, conducted in 2019.

    It’s commonplace in cities like New York for people to be followed because they suggest they might be able to stand for elected office or they suggest they have the favour of a particular political party.

    The competitive nature of the activity means that many of these such people have to recede into obscurity, but what happened with Jeffrey Epstein is a different matter entirely. His suspected run for office remains as an unresolved issue.

    This is unusual for American reporters. They have a good track record of getting to the bottom of the motivation of why people want to seek powerful office. In this case, it isn’t even a matter of it remaining to be seen. It just has to be left as an unresolved issue. 

  • US chaos has cost lives

    The chaotic state of affairs in America has unfolded over a long period of time and it’s said to have started just before the fallout of the Vietnam War era. It’s believed that agitators had begun to dismantle small parts of the states in which they lived because they felt disgruntled at a rapidly developing economy that was evolving without their involvement.

    The belief is that this was not focused on and it led to increasing disarray that has only recently become a matter of national security. In fact apart from media images that show some protest it’s believed that 235,000 people have died due to chaotic immigration structures in America.

    This is no small matter and it has led to many experts in America to despair of their situation and to look for answers far and wide. The loss of American life due to policy that is not being updated is one thing but having the matter being driven by public disorder is another thing entirely.

  • World exclusive: “Secret Service” defector

    In a stunning world exclusive for Conservative News Site, and a first for a news website in the UK, an alleged US “Secret Service” defector has been caught attempting to visit a number of Russian handlers in a large Berkshire town.

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    A suspect caught on camera in Reading Station, and alleged of defecting from her role in the “Secret Service” in the US.

    The ‘incognito’ visit had been pre-planned many years ago, and has been subject to clandestine reporting and ongoing research by many UK media partners.

    This is also of interest to American news and media partners because of the prevalence of news and “Tipoff” reporting online surrounding the disappearance or escape of Edward Snowden from America following his own defection attempt.

    Shocking exit

    The attempt by this suspect is considered to be the most high level attempt yet due to her capability and potential to cause disruption to the US for many years to come.

    The interest of Russia in her person and her activity in the US is not related to recent events, but has sinister undertones due to President Putin’s attempts to broaden the horizons of the closed State.

    There has also been chaos in some US government departments regarding the protection of high profile persons and in follow up Intelligence gathering after extensive protests.

  • Exclusive: Jan. 6 Canada links

    The Jan. 6 riot that has now characterised an era of debate in America’s political system is not all it seems, and this is the result of intense research conducted behind the scenes by online sleuths.

    As difficult as it may be to imagine, it’s now believed that a large number of the rioters were Canada-based activists prior to the events that unfolded in Washington based on analysis of online profiles.

    These sources are ‘hidden’ from mainstream web searches and therefore are unlikely to be used as source material, particularly in news broadcasts. This limits the potential for us to know, but it doesn’t confirm the nature of the claims.

  • Caught: American spy

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, an American spy alleged to provide covert intelligence to US-based companies in smaller contexts has now been spotted.

    A man alleged of acting as a spy seen here on 1 November in Reading Station, in Reading, Berkshire.

    He was seen in Reading Station, a popular hotspot of businesspeople in the UK.

    His presence in the UK is designated as “Unknown”, meaning that it’s not understood what he is particularly looking for.

    In his line of activity, as it pertains to spying in private, his work is lucrative for commercial reasons.

  • Trump sets a gold standard

    It’s not unusual for things to cost in America, and it’s not changing after the Trump administration announces visa cards branded with the name of their President.

    It’s clear who’s behind the idea, then, and it’s a bargain for only the deepest of pockets.

    It’s believed that in return for this payment, customers get an express treatment that they can use to boost their business prospects and bolster their stay in America.

    It’s not a bad offer, because business in America is doing well at the moment, although some might want to use it for leisure, too.

  • The US needs to be careful

    The ceding of Ukrainian land to Russia is not a compromise most in the West actually want to see. This is the nightmare scenario many have long dreamed of.

    It cannot happen because Russia benefits from such a move, and many others lose out because of it.

    It’s the same as America pulling out of its areas of interest around the world, resulting in such a catastrophic loss of influence, and some measure of control.

    This is the problem that America finds itself in, as does Ukraine, as it seeks to define itself as a State while keeping its border strong against and alongside a resurgent Russia.

  • America is a rogue state

    The news that Venezuela is now in the crosshairs of a mighty American state is concerning.

    The fact is, America is a nation at war with itself. It’s reputed to not have a real border with Mexico because of constant trespassing. It’s suffered infiltration before via airports and it looks likely it’s happening again.

    The populace is desperate for defence, and protection, but its President is beset by legal interventions. They want to be safe, they want to be secure, they want to be protected.

    The thought of a war or a small scale conflict is outrageous under these state of affairs. The conditions in many American cities are dire. The President has to call off the rogue state, lock America down, and plan a path ahead.