> We all know the movies where the big bad corporate CEO tells his chief of security to get rid of the whistleblower/journalist, but if you look at the plausibility of actually pulling this off unnoticed, in someone’s home, in the middle of the city, it makes it very unlikely.

Idk man, if you had told me a some years back a cabal of the most powerful men in the world including business leaders, politicians, etc. were all connected to a global human trafficking pedophile ring id have said you’re a schizophrenic or watch too many movies.

Then it happened.

Don’t mention the part where bill gates got an ST.. oh wait lol.

The realty is, the people who make it high up are not nice people. Some are worse than others. But make no mistake - they feel the rules don’t apply to them and they can take gambles on the fact that very little can be done to stop them.

Fair point.

But you are simply missing the right perspective.

How would you know that this would have been the most stupid way to kill a person if you don’t want to get caught? You likely never were involved in planning to kill anyone. Like hopefully 99% of the people you know.

The Epstein stuff was crazy to you because you didn’t hang out with billionaires and know what they do for fun. Missing that perspective.

I have not heard a single personal assistant of one speak out about how shocked they are this Epstein thing happened and they are absolutely sure their boss never did something like that.

Strange, or?

We also talk about Hitler, but Hitler didn’t put the Jews into the trains personally. Bureaucrats managed the whole killing machine willingly, looking the other way for personal benefits. Nobody talks about that.

Musk paid off a flight attendant for allegedly offering her horse money for sucking or massaging his spaceship. I don’t remember exactly, it’s probably easy to find. They buy people all the time for fun and make them do stuff just to see how much it takes to buy them.

Soccer players buy small people to fight on their birthday parties. Rich people want experiences others cant get, Epstein just offered a world of opportunities for people who don’t know what to do with their money.

Rich people travelled to Bosnia to kill women and children with sniper rifles. Ask anyone stationed there at the time if they thought that’s crazy. If you been there, you knew.

The NVIDIA parties in the mid-2000s at exhibitions in Europe were basically a trade hub for exhibition hostesses for tech managers. Everyone knew, nobody talked about it unless you were on the guest list, a bunch of tech journalists were there, did you ever read someone write about it?

NVIDIA didn’t plan or intend this, it’s simply what happens if poor young girls meet manager moneybags who have access to a party they would never be able to go to on their own and some pocket money for spending the rest of the night in their hotel, which for them pays off their student credit or a new used car.

In this case, I hung out with professionally trained killers in the military for a few decades. If you know how to plan something like this, you know that it’s unlikely any professional would have killed him that way, if there is a quick and easy way that is a thousand times less risky without creating all of this fuzz.

A lot of shit happens that people find unbelievable unless they have the right perspective. If you think about it, I am sure you’ll find a few more examples of stuff you know from your position or work, that unless you work in that industry with the right people, will be an absolute blind spot for anyone on the outside.