Epstein’s Money Mystery: Mossad Ties & CIA Fronts | Off Limits
August 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelBryan Callen welcomes journalist Michael Tracey to Off Limits for a gripping investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s money trail, the controversial theory that his private island was a Mossad honeypot, and why so many U.S. power brokers looked the other way. Tracey explains that Les Wexner, founder of The Limited, hired Epstein in the 1980s and by 1991 gave him full power of attorney over his finances
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, paying him an estimated $200 million
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and even letting him live in his 28,000‑square‑foot Manhattan townhouse
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. Despite this unusual patronage, he cautions against unproven claims and urges listeners to follow the money: suspicious activity reports show $1.5 billion in unexplained transactions, implicating U.S., Israeli, Saudi, Russian and Chinese interests.
Callen pushes the idea that Epstein’s island was designed to compromise elites, noting the financier’s close friendship with Ehud Barak, a former Israeli prime minister, and with arms trafficker Douglas Leese. They discuss Leese’s introduction of Epstein to media mogul Robert Maxwell—whose state funeral in Israel was attended by the prime minister, president and at least six Israeli intelligence chiefs
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—as evidence that Epstein moved in the same circles as Mossad assets. Tracey responds that the pattern fits a broader “black money” system in which intelligence agencies fund covert operations through private intermediaries. To illustrate, he cites the CIA’s 1979 rescue mission dramatized in Argo, when agents created a fake film production company to extract U.S. diplomats from Iran
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. In his view, Epstein likely served as a front for similar transactions rather than an overt spy.
Tune in for a civil but intense debate on Mossad conspiracies, blackmail rings, CIA front companies, the Epstein–Wexner relationship and why mainstream media still hasn’t answered the most basic question: Where did Epstein’s fortune come from? If you value evidence‑based analysis over speculation, hit subscribe and share your thoughts below.
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