10 takeaways from the Epstein files for researchers
Emeagwali, Gloria (History)
10 takeaways and curiosities from the Epstein files of interest to researchers on human trafficking, pedophilia,
racism and political operatives:
*An elaborate code system was created by the Epstein network for victims:
pizza = little girl
hotdog= little boy
cheese= little girl
chicken = young boy
jerky = human meat
“You will not have to share me with a cheddar cheese, a baked bean or a KitKat” said one of the perverts(Wxxxx 2003).
*Nigeria was mentioned in a getaway plan by Epstein along with two other countries. He may well be alive - somewhere.
*Hundreds of gallons of sulphuric acid were purchased by Epstein- used for dissolving human bones and remains ???
*There is a current theory that Michael Jackson created Neverland to protect children from trafficking - and they flipped the script to blame him.
*Bill Barr, attorney general of Trump 1.0 was present during atrocities - according to witnesses.
*Epstein said that he did not want “n…….“ ! One wonders if Black people were largely on the “jerky “ menu instead.
*Epstein ran an eugenics baby lab with human incubators.
*Bill Gates and Epstein talked about a pandemic before covid emerged - joking about whether they could “pull it off.”
*It is not clear why one Terje Rod-Larsen, a Norwegian diplomat sent Epstein info on Nigeria polio findings in 2014. He has recently resigned.
*In the unredacted files, Trump’s name is mentioned one million times. Republicans and democrats are generously represented, and pedophilia, sexual aberrations and cannibalism crossed party and regional lines. A former British prime minister and Israeli, Emirati, Norwegian,French,Russian,Swedish,
Slovakian and UK politicians, appear as active participants, along with U.S. and other business tycoons such as Gates,Musk, Black, and Wexler.
Professor of History/African Studies, CCSU
Chief Editor- "Africa Update"
https://sites.ccsu.edu/afstudy/archive.html
Gloria Emeagwali's Documentaries
www.vimeo.com/gloriaemeagwali
www.africahistory.net
Founding Coordinator, African Studies, CCSU