Report by INR
Independent commentator Clandestine has published a new commentary examining a series of historical events, released email exchanges and longstanding political controversies that, in his view, suggest Jeffrey Epstein's interests may have extended well beyond the criminal activities for which he became internationally known.
The article brings together publicly reported emails, the Uranium One transaction, Donald Trump's diplomacy with North Korea and interpretations of material associated with the anonymous "Q" posts, arguing that these elements warrant closer examination. Many of the conclusions advanced in the commentary remain unverified and are disputed.
Email exchange reproduced in the original article discussing North Korea.
Epstein's Interest in North Korea
The commentary begins by referring to a December 2013 email exchange reportedly involving Jeffrey Epstein and French diplomat Olivier Colom.
According to the correspondence cited, Colom asked Epstein whether he was interested in North Korea, to which Epstein reportedly replied "very." Colom then proposed what he described as an "ultra confidential" meeting in Moscow.
The timing is significant within the author's narrative because the exchange occurred shortly after Russia's Rosatom completed its acquisition of Uranium One.
Additional email material referenced by the author.
Trump's North Korea Diplomacy
The article then shifts to Donald Trump's meetings with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un between 2018 and 2019.
Clandestine highlights emails in which Epstein reportedly sought assistance travelling to North Korea shortly after Trump's historic summit with Kim. According to the article, Epstein also expressed interest in purchasing property there.
The author raises questions about why Epstein appeared so interested in North Korea during this period, while acknowledging that the emails themselves do not establish his purpose.
Timeline image included in the original commentary.
Uranium One and Wider Theories
A substantial portion of the commentary discusses the Uranium One transaction and interpretations associated with the anonymous "Q" posts.
The author argues that these materials suggest uranium connected to the Uranium One deal may ultimately have reached North Korea and Iran. These claims have been widely debated and have not been established through official investigations.
The commentary also references reported emails in which Epstein allegedly stated that he represented members of the Rothschild family, interpreting this as part of a broader geopolitical framework proposed by the author.
Image accompanying the Uranium One discussion in the original article.
Source
Original Commentary: Epstein, North Korea, Uranium One
Author: Clandestine
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