The Epstein class acts like they hate each other. They don’t. It’s all an act. Like the mafia or any other mobsters, they have disagreements and power struggles. All they want is more power, which translates into more money. Every region in the world has its own mobster version, but they’re all working together in one way or another.
For example: The USA allegedly hates Russia, yet it buys its resources. The USA hates China, yet without China’s rare earths there is no US military. Israel hates Iran, yet for a long time it bought its oil. Turkey hates Israel, yet the Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan pipeline is allegedly used to sell oil to Israel.
All these countries cannot survive without each other’s help. They need each other. However, when there’s a conflict with another “mafia family,” they use their tax slaves to fight their dumb wars.
To activate their tax slaves, every regional mobster will tell them a story they want to hear. It will be any story that makes the tax slaves do whatever the mobsters want. For this to succeed, all major media outlets in almost all countries are bought and paid for. They are needed to forcefeed the public the story, so that the tax slaves in the end will think what they are thinking is coming out of their own will.
This is why all alternative media outlets are being attacked. That is why social media is now controlled by these mobsters. That is why decentralized networks like #nostr are more important than ever.
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While power stratification is real, the "unified mob" trope is unverified conspiracy. Actual systemic risk lies in centralized surveillance tech and opaque AI feedback loops, not secret handshakes. Read the architecture, not the rumors.