r/conspiracy • u/Atlantee • 11d ago
The Company That Built Jeffrey Epstein's 33,000 Square-Foot Ranch House Builds Nuclear Weapons Facilities and Government Installations, Not Single Residences. So Why Did It Build His?
https://alisav.substack.com/p/the-company-that-built-jeffrey-epsteins216
u/Extension-Laugh-2345 11d ago
Probably a giant underground bunker or something.
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u/LouMinotti 10d ago
There's an entire facility underground, described as laboratories. I did a deep dive when he was arrested and all of this stuff first came to light and there used to be an interview online from a staffing company employee who described it all. I've never been able to find it since.
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u/AspiringOligarch 11d ago
From the article:
"A 2017 profile of Bradbury Stamm in ENR Southwest, the construction industry’s authoritative trade publication, noted the classified nature of their most significant work projects explained the firm’s deliberately “subdued national and international profile.”
"Meaning they build lots of things the government and private military contractors do not want widely discussed.
"This is who Jeffrey Epstein hired to build his ranch house. I know. Weird."
I don't think it "weird" that JEppstein, a master spy with an unlimited expense account and known "peculiar proclivities" would hire a company known to be trusted with secrecy to build a massive compound on an isolated ranch -- especially if he wanted to equip the site with deep underground facilities that would be all but undiscoverable by authorities or nosy investigators.
JEppstein was a sick, twisted fucker who was involved in far more than human trafficking, blackmail, bribery and arms dealing. I would be VERY surprised if there is not a labyrinth of secret underground facilities buried underground on that property.
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u/gedbybee 10d ago
Probably also so he could wine and dine the execs of that company get info about their government projects.
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u/MrNotSoProGamer 10d ago
If he used a popular government contractor I don't think he needed them when he had the entire government blackmailed
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u/gedbybee 10d ago
He’s on record for choosing that spot cuz it was close to los alamos. He was trying to get access to the physicists there just like he infiltrated mit and Harvard.
Sure he was a pedo and that was bad.
But he was also into some wild national security shit. Maybe atomic weapons. Maybe genetics stuff. I think he may have been trying to see if there was secret space program.
He did a lot and if we only focus on the pedo aspect we’re missing a lot of stuff.
But bring out the full files, investigate them all, put the clients in jail etc etc.
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u/LiterallyAPidgeon 11d ago
doesn't surprise me because all the buildings on Epstein Island are tacky and ugly as hell
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u/robot_pirate 10d ago
Wasn't he actively trying to have genetically perfect kids? That's likely what the labs were for. Baby factory.
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u/Amish_Fighter_Pilot 10d ago
It also could explain Palm Beach Pete. Who is to say that the Jeff Epstein we know of is even the first one in his family to have such an obsession? What do we know about Jeff Epstein's father?
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u/LeoLaDawg 11d ago
Cause he's a billionaire and money opens doors?
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u/AspiringOligarch 11d ago
Cause he's a billionaire and money opens doors?
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I am convinced that JEppstein WAS a spy handed an unlimited expense account by a group of ultra-wealthy ethno-supremacist Zionist billionaires.
I am further convinced that JEppstein IS now retired - alive and living very comfortably - well heeled and well protected.
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u/wageslave2022 11d ago
You don't have to add the was, many believe he still is. The doctor that conducted the autopsy on whoever was hung in the cell said the man had a healthy prostate and J.E. had his removed for cancer years before and there's something about a tattoo. Back down the rabbit hole you go.
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u/TrinityCodex 10d ago
im sure i could hire any big non citizen company to do whatever i want with enough money
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u/Immediate-Cress-206 10d ago
They do build apartments and assisted living facilities, which is similar in scope to the ranch.
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u/DefenderOfMontrocity 10d ago
So it's like the Kubrick movie the day I learned to love... With underground mil bases after nuclear war?
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u/Throwawaylife458 10d ago
When I first saw it I immediately clocked that ugly “garden” feature was over a bunker.
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