Rothschild Family Introduced Wexner to Epstein — Connecting Banking Dynasty to Blackmail Operation

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GENEVA, Switzerland -- A single documented connection links two centuries of banking power to a modern blackmail operation: the introduction of Jeffrey Epstein to Leslie Wexner by a member of the Rothschild family.

Per PBS News and DOJ documents: "Wexner said he met Epstein in the mid-to-late 1980s and eventually hired him to manage his personal finances at the recommendation of a member of the Rothschild family."

Wexner granted Epstein power of attorney and transferred ~$1 billion in assets including a $77M Manhattan townhouse. The blackmail mechanism: (1) recruit powerful targets, (2) record compromising acts, (3) use recordings for control, (4) compromised individuals protect operation, (5) expand through recruitment.

Documented connections: Bill Clinton (26+ flights on Lolita Express per flight logs); Prince Andrew (photographed with victim Virginia Giuffre, £12M settlement); numerous billionaires in black book and flight logs.

Former prosecutor Acosta reportedly told to back off because Epstein "belonged to intelligence."

"This directly connects the 200-year Rothschild banking dynasty to the Epstein blackmail operation through the Wexner intermediary. Finance, blackmail, intelligence — one operation."

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