UK Ambassador Peter Mandelson Fired Over Jeffrey Epstein Ties
The Young TurksOctober 5, 20258 min48,745 views
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- π¬π§ Britain's ambassador to the United States, Peter Mandelson, was fired following revelations about his extensive ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
- π§ Email correspondences between Mandelson and Epstein, published by Bloomberg News, revealed creepy, disgusting, and chilling conversations.
- πΈ A photograph published by the Daily Mail showed Mandelson with Epstein at Little St. James in 2019, confirming a relationship that had been known for years, but the extent was unclear until recently.
Past Communications and Allegations
- βοΈ In 2006, when allegations against Epstein first surfaced, Mandelson advised him to "remember the art of war" and focus on strategy.
- π In 2008, after Epstein's conviction for soliciting sex from a minor, Mandelson expressed shock and disbelief, stating, "I think the world of you. Gross."
- π€ Mandelson also mentioned a discussion with an unnamed contact who could help Epstein with his legal troubles, suggesting the case was becoming "more realistically salvageable."
Potential Bush Administration Involvement
- π΅οΈ Emails suggest a connection between Mandelson, Epstein, and individuals within the George W. Bush administration.
- π€ Epstein mentioned an unidentified "Mr. Big" who would meet with Jay Leowitz, a defense lawyer and US envoy for human rights in North Korea during the Bush administration.
- ποΈ Leowitz was in Washington on January 17, 2008, the same night he confirmed meeting with Bush at the White House.
- π§ Later, in June 2008, as British Prime Minister Gordon Brown prepared to meet Bush, Epstein messaged Mandelson about "your boy" meeting with Josh Bolton, Bush's chief of staff.
Broader Implications and Government Accountability
- βοΈ The discussion highlights the light sentence Epstein received during the Bush administration, with allegations that an intelligence agency influenced the decision.
- π£οΈ The hosts express skepticism about government accountability, suggesting both Democrats and Republicans have been dishonest and complicit with predators.
- π― Mandelson's appointment as ambassador is questioned, with the implication that his ties to Epstein were a "feature," not a "bug," suggesting he was chosen for his trustworthiness to certain powerful interests.
- π Mandelson also wrote a 10-page birthday letter to Epstein, calling him his "best pal" and contributing to a notorious 50th birthday book.
- π In response, Mandelson stated he felt "tremendous sense of regret" for the association and for taking Epstein's lies at face value.
- π© The continued influence of those who have allegedly hidden predators is seen as a sign that they are "still firmly in charge."
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