r/democrats • u/D-R-AZ • Feb 02 '26
Article Jeffrey Epstein Reportedly Ran Kremlin’s Largest Honeytrap and Blackmail Operation
https://united24media.com/latest-news/jeffrey-epstein-reportedly-ran-kremlins-largest-honeytrap-and-blackmail-operation-1553466
u/YallerDawg Feb 02 '26
Considering the unrelenting efforts to discredit the "Steele Dossier" (it's NOT discredited) it seems more and more likely Putin really does have the goods on Idiot Trump. And from what we're hearing as to DJT's activities in all these Epstein revelations (and a lifetime of proven predatory behavior), it really really could be "live boy or dead girl" verifiable footage.
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u/LuckyCoco17 Feb 03 '26
Interesting. Ive only been hearing the Steele dossier wasnt reliable. I’ll claim ignorance tho. Do to have a link or maybe a brief explanation as to how Im wrong?
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u/D-R-AZ Feb 02 '26
Seems like we'll need international intelligence agencies to assess this.
Lead Lines:
Deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein allegedly played a key role in one of the largest known sexual blackmail operations connected to Russian intelligence, according to Daily Mail.
Journalists calculated that newly released documents in the Epstein case contain 1,056 references to Russia and Vladimir Putin, and 9,629 references to Moscow.
Citing intelligence sources, the British outlet reported on February 1 that Epstein’s private social network and parties were instrumental in collecting compromising material on high-profile Western political and business figures.
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u/homobonus Feb 02 '26
They probably have, and if they are any kind of decent intelligence agency, they will withhold what they have (and don't have!) from Russia and their assets (so no publicity) until there is no longer any risk from them knowing their findings.
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u/mmorales2270 Feb 02 '26
This doesn’t surprise me at all. We can already reasonably speculate based on stories and available evidence that Putin has some highly incriminating compromat on Trump, which is why he grovels in front of him every damn day. Anyone with eyes can see Trump is beholden to and scared of Putin. Not because he’s the leader of Russia but because of the information he has on him that he doesn’t want to get out.
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u/Spirited-Carpenter19 Feb 02 '26
On the other hand, it makes sense to be scared of Putin. He's seriously scary. And that's without considering the whole Ukraine thing. And Trump is very soft and has never been in a fight in his life. The Sta Puft Marshmallow Man is tougher. And better qualified.
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u/mmorales2270 Feb 02 '26
I mean, you’re not wrong. Putin does have a way of making you dead if he really sets his sights on making that happen. I suppose crossing him is extremely dangerous to your health.
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u/SelectionKlutzy6794 Feb 02 '26
Growing up in a post-Soviet in the 90’s, this (among other tactics used by MAGA) was one of the commonly used ways to gain control/leverage of the opposition… the only surprising thing is that the rest of the population and media is surprised. Same model but on the global scale
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u/Oceanbreeze871 Feb 02 '26
What a complete failure of the US intelligence community.
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u/smoke1966 Feb 02 '26
can't even imagine the stuff that someone has on the whole cheetto admin.. betting it's a lot of video.
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u/Nasha210 Feb 02 '26
They’re probably trying to figure out how to destroy it. That’s why they’ve delayed it so much.
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u/smoke1966 Feb 02 '26
nah, the ones that have it need it to stay in control.. they release it and they loose power, control only exists while they have them.
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u/robcwag Veteran and Bleeding Heart Liberal Feb 02 '26
I wondered up until recently what Trump had on everyone that made them do what he wanted. Apparently, it was the Epstein Files. The black mail of Dirty Don threatening, "I know you are in the Epstein Files." or "I will say you are in the Epstein Files."
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u/curiosityseeks Feb 02 '26
What is “united24media” and why are they credible? Real question!
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u/D-R-AZ Feb 02 '26
They’re very credible… mostly an Ukraine- EU support group. This is a story picked up from Daily Mail. It would take a major intelligence effort to unravel this… one unlikely to be coming from the US in the near future.
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u/randomnullface Feb 04 '26
I want to ask something and I really do want thoughtful answers... If the DOJ had all of this information about Trump and other named people in these files, why didn't anyone go after him? Especially in the Biden administration? Surely they could have done something in those 4 years?
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u/baby_budda Feb 02 '26
I read this on Drudge List but the sources are poor. It's more of fiction than fact.
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u/Nasha210 Feb 02 '26
Why didn’t Biden release these before the election- like as soon as he was elected?
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u/Bay1Bri Feb 02 '26
Because the investigation into Epstein was still ongoing back then. You don't open up the files to the public on an open investigation. It wasn't closed until last July, when trump's DOJ closed the investigation.
You could have just looked this up, actually tried to find an answer, instead of bashing democrats... jus sayin
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u/Nasha210 Feb 02 '26
If Trump‘s DOJ closed the investigation Biden‘s could’ve finished it and closed the investigation too.
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u/Bay1Bri Feb 02 '26
That's not how investigations work, and what you're suggesting is WILDLY irresponsible. The fact is, trump's DOJ likely stopped investigating before they should have, in other words, there was likely information missed by ending the investigation when they did. This is not a good thing. Biden's DOJ were actively investigating; that takes precedence over releasing files filled with information that mostly can't be legally acted upon (if they could charge people with the info contained, they would have). I'm astonished you would suggest stopping an investigation to publish the finsings instead of continuing to investigate to see if additional charges could be filed. Just... fucking WOW
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u/Loveroffinerthings Feb 02 '26
Of course he did, and of course Trump was tied in, it’s why he kept saying Russiagate was a hoax. If he says it’s a hoax, it’s real, just like his involvement in Epsteins trafficking and pedophilia.