Virgin Islands Governor Albert Bryan Lobbied for Epstein to Have a Special Waiver to Travel Freely

Here are summaries of the top parapolitical stories from yesterday, August 16, 2023:

1. Fired AG Leading Epstein Inquiry Reveals V.I. Governor Pressured Her on Pedophile's Behalf
   
   Virgin Islands AG Denise George, known for her dogged pursuit of Jeffrey Epstein-related cases, was suddenly dismissed from her post in December. This termination sparked international interest and raised questions regarding George's legal chase of Epstein's allies. Just before her dismissal, she secured a $105 million settlement against Epstein's estate and initiated a case against supposed Epstein accomplices on Wall Street. She disclosed that Governor Bryan had interfered with her previous dealings linked to Epstein, including lobbying for a special waiver for Epstein to travel freely. George remained steadfast in rejecting the appeal, thrice.
   

2. Chinese Influence & Espionage: NEW Links Between Biden & Clinton Corruption
   
   Investigations into the Biden family's alleged ties to China may reveal part of a larger Chinese plan to compromise American politicians and intelligence agencies, according to evidence unearthed by The Sharp Edge. This investigation reportedly goes beyond the Bidens and implicates the Clintons, suggesting a linked network of corruption spanning decades. Key elements include bribes, money laundering, espionage, and access to classified information. The new revelations suggest the interconnected corruption schemes demonstrate an extensive Chinese political warfare campaign to undermine U.S. interests. The implications for American national security are potentially significant, requiring a further and more comprehensive investigation into the depth and scope of Chinese involvement in U.S. affairs.
   

3. More on Marrazzo, Callahan, Malone, Remdesivir, and More Earl(ier) COVID-19 Signals
   
   This article delves into the investigative endeavors of a research enthusiast trying to unravel the obscured facts about COVID-19. He highlights the work of Bill Rice Jr. on the possibility of the virus existing before its official announcement, thus considering an Alabama couple, Tim and Brandie McCains, as potential "patient zeroes" in the U.S. Additionally, the article connects dots between Fauci's successor, Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo, remdesivir research, and undisclosed COVID-19 cases among U.S. Navy servicemen, triggering deeper investigations. The article also reveals some underlying ties in the medical field, raising questions on the introduction and development of vaccines, hinting at a potential conspiracy.
   

4. Zelensky holds court with Ukraine’s most notorious neo-Nazi
   
   Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been seen in a video with Andriy Biletsky, the founder of the Azov Battalion, a known neo-Nazi group. Zelensky, a Jew himself, thanked the group for defending Ukraine, causing controversy. Biletsky's record of Nazi-inspired speeches and actions is extensive but he has recently claimed to distance himself from such views. Zelensky's apparent alignment with Biletsky has raised questions about his personal stance and strategic decisions, especially given ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia. Current geopolitical pressures seem to be driving unlikely alliances, further complexifying Ukraine's political landscape.
   

5. China’s Diplomatic Evolution: A Potential Ally for Palestinians’ Quest for Justice
   
   China's growing involvement in international conflict mediation, prompted by former US President Trump's trade war, has shown significant potential, despite skepticism from the West. Successful Chinese diplomacy brokering reconciliation between Saudi Arabia and Iran exemplifies this potential. Despite the challenges, China's approach to international relations is shifting from economic focus to political involvement, including offering to mediate conflicts in the Middle East. The pivot has highlighted China's increasing desire for a global stage role, highlighting its evolution in foreign policy strategy from just economic expansion. The global geopolitical landscape is changing, and emerging powers, with their own unique approaches, have the potential to redefine international diplomacy.

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