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  • Exclusive: Epstein’s ‘secretive’ travel

    Jeffrey Epstein has become a global news sensation in terms of the amount of material that is involved in the story.

    What isn’t apparent is how much the activity of Epstein meant at the time he was alive.

    It’s clear that any victim of any sexual act that is described as abuse needs to be heard and has to seek their own closure in a legitimate way.

    However, at the hands of such an abuser much more would’ve taken place than currently meets the eye.

    It’s believed that Jeffrey Epstein made a number of important visits to Hong Kong to meet with undisclosed contacts in a hotel there.

    His visits were highlighted by private investigators as coinciding with a suspiciously steep rise in fake journalistic activity across the world.

    It also meant an increase in legal activity on behalf of clients who may or may not have been rightly concerned about such events.

    While it has not been revealed who else was at those meetings apart from Epstein himself, it’s been speculated that he was attempting to plan his own electoral run in New England at about the time of Trump’s first candidacy. 

    There isn’t much more detail to it than this and it doesn’t give much hope of finding out exactly what was discussed and why.

    It may have been that he was seeking sponsorship in terms of finance or donations in a shady way.

    It had long been thought that Epstein had designs on joining the Democrat party and being a candidate. It was all that some people knew about his personal profile before the controversy erupted.

    The places he lived, the contacts he sorted out, and the things he was known to do fit with a biography of a person that may or may not want to seek political office.

    The rest of it is a story of decline as people’s anger overtakes a person’s ambition. It sees the breaking apart of an attempt to build a reputation for an effort that might have resulted in further exposure.

    It’s a small part of a sorry tale, but it’s important to note what else goes through somebody’s mind apart from their lustful wishes.

  • Welfare call: Mentally ill driver

    In a general welfare call, a member of the public claiming to be an MI5 Agent has been spotted in Reading driving.

    Any information relating to this individual is helpful. It should be passed onto a relevant public body for analysis, and care.

  • Westminster Week: Normal times

    Wednesday

    It’s acrimonious. The leaders are away. Their posts are now occupied. It’s a battle for supremacy at Prime Minister’s Questions.

    It’s unlikely either will concede. Labour and the Tories don’t like each other at the moment. It’s clear in the absence of their leaders.

    Thursday

    It’s a busy day in Parliament. There are school groups. There are MP’s still debating – even if a weekend is close at hand.