Epstein Secrets

reports about a boondoggle-orgy-physics symposium in St. Thomas that Epstein organized, which was attended by Nobel prize winners Gerardus't Hooft, David Gross and Frank Wilczek, and physicist Stephen Hawking. We don't want to suggest that Hawking got all freaky with Epstein's alleged sex•slave. Or that an

York Times wasn't reporting on the story it couldn't really be happening, could it? This is the paper that printed dozens upon dozens of articles on the Augusta National Golf Club's exclusion of women—complete with howler headlines breaking non-news such as "CBS Refuses Not To Show Masters"—and if they've got room for that sort

reports about a boondoggle-orgy-physics symposium in St. Thomas that Epstein organized, which was attended by Nobel prize winners Gerardus't Hooft, David Gross and Frank Wilczek, and physicist Stephen Hawking. We don't want to suggest that Hawking got all freaky with Epstein's alleged sex•slave. Or that an

York Times wasn't reporting on the story it couldn't really be happening, could it? This is the paper that printed dozens upon dozens of articles on the Augusta National Golf Club's exclusion of women—complete with howler headlines breaking non-news such as "CBS Refuses Not To Show Masters"—and if they've got room for that sort

reports about a boondoggle-orgy-physics symposium in St. Thomas that Epstein organized, which was attended by Nobel prize winners Gerardus't Hooft, David Gross and Frank Wilczek, and physicist Stephen Hawking. We don't want to suggest that Hawking got all freaky with Epstein's alleged sex•slave. Or that an

York Times wasn't reporting on the story it couldn't really be happening, could it? This is the paper that printed dozens upon dozens of articles on the Augusta National Golf Club's exclusion of women—complete with howler headlines breaking non-news such as "CBS Refuses Not To Show Masters"—and if they've got room for that sort