One Nation Under Blackmail - Vol. 1: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that Gave Rise to Jeffrey Epstein, VOL.1

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Hoover repeatedly declined to use the Bureau to target organized crime networks, referring to organized crime as a “local” problem in which the FBI did not need to intervene for most of his nearly fifty-year stint as the top law enforcement administrator in the country So I'm keeping it on hand - to use as an encyclopedia. If I run into the names again, I can look them up here. If it wasn't for a group of vigilante and courageous journalists, nothing of this magnitude will ever be exposed. Sadly, they are silenced. So many whistle-blowers die as a result.

One Nation Under Blackmail. Vol. 1 : Whitney Webb

I plan to read some of the articles referenced and perhaps find some of the books as well. Since 2017 I indulged in these kinds of books, exploring the hidden world of shadow governments and often wild conspiracy theories. It left me in a dark depression and I stopped in 2021. Many of the books I read are not even listed on my GR shelves. Never will be. But this book just lured me in. It is widely praised on Youtube and social media (as much as it is criticized). It was one of the author's interviews that inspired me to find it. It is *extremely* well researched and a miracle of editing makes it very readable. But I will not remember these names or connections. I don't agree with everything in the book but do appreciate the hard work of the author to summarize a part of history we all need to pay attention to. It is not a book to be rushed through by any means. Originally published 08/10/22. Full episode available on Rokfin, SoundCloud, Odysee, Archive.org, Apple, and all podcast platforms. Questions about the book? I read volume I and my review is there. Volume 2 is awesome in its true meaning. The confluence of power, control, money, lies, deception, and fear come to light in this investigative marvel. As Russia, the US, China, Israel and UK play games of hide and seek, men like Jeffrey Epstein (Wexner, Wasserman, Trump, Gates) play with fire to exploit people, companies and countries for their own personal influence. When you add unscrupulous leaders (Clinton, Reagan, and other countries as names above), the rest of us our numbed and misinformed by our loss of access and correct data/ history associated with the corrupt events and kind games.

This book was a fascinating read. It is a summary of all the world players warring for the control of America. I was tempted to give it only 3 stars as this book is the best example of an info dump as I've seen. A lot of seemingly extraneous information that is hard to follow. But it is rigorously researched with some details you'll be hard pressed to find other places. William] Casey and [Roy] Cohn were close friends, and, during the 1980 Reagan campaign, Casey “called Roy almost daily.” … [I]n the immediate aftermath of Reagan’s electoral victory, Cohn … took (Adnan) Khashoggi on as a client. Epstein would follow suit, shortly after his resignation from Bear Stearns. … Casey had been the legal representative of Bear Stearns during Epstein’s time there up until several weeks before Epstein’s abrupt resignation, when Casey became CIA Director. (Webb, ppg. 650–51)

One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between

My hope for volume 2 is that all the figures, histories and organizations weave together in a way that allows me to better understand the connections. MEHS: a massive compilation of whose who's behind Jeffrey Epstein. A tedious compilation of hundreds of newspaper reports and books on the allegedly, probably, assumingly, involvement of criminal gangs, secret societies, bag men, money launderers, financial institutions, and governments. Don't get me wrong. I've read plenty of books before this one that document elements of these networks. However, I've never read a book before that focuses primarily on documenting the networks themselves. Other writers home in on specific kinds of misbehavior by the elite (financial corruption, sexual deviancy, whatever). All too often, these kinds of stories are focused on exposing one particular kind of person, especially in politics (Democrats are bad! Republicans are corrupt!). What the documentation of the networks shows is that they are all complicit. In his official position, Andrew began doing business with executives from some of the world's most powerful companies as well as major politicians in both the UK and abroad. In this position, Prince Andrew traveled throughout the United Kingdom and the wider world. Most of these characters named are directly connected to today's CEOs and leaders by having schooled them or by family links.I first discovered Whitney by her captivating interviews with Natalie Brunnel. After that, I had to buy these books immediately. While the amount of information presented is staggering, a clearer picture emerged, showcasing the magnitude of corruption which have penetrated the highest echelons. Volume Two includes the role of international secret societies, and the role of mind control (which I found preachy), with only the final chapters dedicated to Epstein—his covert and illegal activities to serve this international alternative government of a massive un-elected mafia. Whitney makes a noble attempt to list the 20th century's grand list of corruption as found in the public record.