Across the Board: Epstein Respondents Reactions

[WhyCzar]

The DOJ's massive Epstein files release (~3.5M pages, videos, images) has triggered reactions from a wide spectrum: politicians, survivors, tech/finance elites, and officials across the board.

Frustration over incomplete disclosure (millions withheld, botched redactions exposing victims), no charges, no new prosecutions, redactions seen as shielding elites, cover-up claims from survivors/lawmakers all while officials defend partial compliance under the "Transparency Act".

For starters - among the prominent respondents - Bill & Hillary Clinton:

Bill has gone scorched-earth on X, calling the Oversight Committee's approach a "closed-door kangaroo court" run by a "Republican Party running scared." He agreed to a filmed deposition on February 27, 2026, but demands a public hearing with cameras rolling so "the American people can see for themselves." He insists it's about transparency, not partisan games, and reiterated support for full file release.

Hillary Clinton echoed this, pushing for a public format ahead of her February 26 deposition.

The Clintons demanding their testimony be heard in public is causing a bit of a stir in the WH.

 

[Luce NDs]

And we wonder about bouncing concerns off the Wahl ...

Ba Rayer ... in delight! Some say a Derry Eire ... foreign bummer? Share and share a like? Charon is a Moe 'n ... drifting about ... denied by those believing they are center ... mores to look into! Hind of the cosmos? Beyond comprehension ... there are certain words for the unnameable ... Mable?

 

[WhyCzar]

Expendable dominoes are falling:

UK: Peter Mandelson RESIGNED from the House of Lords. Emails showed he received PAYMENTS from Epstein. The man who was Britain's ambassador to Washington was on Epstein's payroll.

UK: Morgan McSweeney, Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, RESIGNED. He appointed Mandelson. Now he's gone too.

Prince Andrew — stripped of royal protection. Fled Royal Lodge.

 

[Mendalla]

There's some folks in other countries coming up, too. The problem now is how to keep folks from thinking Epstein's death and the subsequent revelations solved the problem. In fact, the root problem is not just Epstein being a corrupt pervert targeting other corrupt perverts but people with money building networks of influence in various ways, not just Epstein's "honey traps". Epstein just happened to be problematic people with money which became his downfall.

 

[WhyCzar]

There's some folks in other countries coming up, too.

A major current story (as of February 2026) centers on Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, former chairman/CEO of DP World (a Dubai-based logistics giant operating major Canadian container ports, including in Prince Rupert, B.C., and elsewhere).

Newly unredacted emails reveal a yearslong friendship with Epstein post-2008 conviction, including hundreds of exchanges on business, politics, networking in "the Epstein club," and crude/sexual content (e.g., references to a "torture video" allegedly shared).

Bin Sulayem resigned abruptly on February 13, 2026, amid backlash.

Canadian pension funds (e.g., La Caisse, one of the Maple Eight) suspended future investments with DP World pending clarification.

This has fueled discussions about Canadian institutional exposure to Epstein-linked figures, especially given DP World's role in national infrastructure and trade.

 

[Mendalla]

A major current story (as of February 2026) centers on Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, former chairman/CEO of DP World (a Dubai-based logistics giant operating major Canadian container ports, including in Prince Rupert, B.C., and elsewhere).

I think that's the one I actually had in mind but couldn't recall the name as I was writing that.

 

[WhyCzar]

Miroslav Lajčák, who served as national security adviser to Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, resigned from his position on January 31, 2026, following the release of documents showing his communications with Jeffrey Epstein.

Lajčák denied any wrongdoing, stating that he stepped down to avoid political damage to the government, and described the messages as informal and light-hearted.

Fico accepted the resignation, praising Lajčák's diplomatic experience while noting the loss to Slovakia's foreign policy expertise.

The resignation came amid pressure from opposition parties and media scrutiny over the Epstein files, which revealed exchanges about young women and diplomacy.

Lajčák later expressed regret, saying he felt like a "fool" upon rereading the messages.

 

[WhyCzar]

The problem now is how to keep folks from thinking Epstein's death and the subsequent revelations solved the problem. In fact, the root problem is not just Epstein being a corrupt pervert targeting other corrupt perverts but people with money building networks of influence in various ways, not just Epstein's "honey traps".

To paraphrase a good friend:

The Epstein files come at an opportune time

a) to drive the nail into the coffin of globalization and

b) destroy all confidence in government.

The vacuum will be filled by Technocracy.

Will arrest warrants be issued? Not likely.

Will the scandals eventually be forgotten?

Yes, but only after most people, whose anger runs hot, will throw up their hands at the political system altogether, for good.

Simply put, the old “New World Order” is over, handing the reins over to the new New World Order, aka Technocracy.

 

[WhyCzar]

Norway:

Minister Thorbjørn Jagland—who also served as Foreign Minister, Nobel Peace Prize Committee chair, and Council of Europe Secretary General—faces charges of aggravated/gross corruption for allegedly receiving gifts, travel accommodations, and possible loans from Epstein between 2011 and 2018, including planned stays at his properties in Paris, New York, and Palm Beach (with a canceled family trip to his private island).

Norwegian police (Økokrim) raided his properties on February 12, 2026, after the Council of Europe waived his diplomatic immunity; Jagland denies wrongdoing and is cooperating.

The scandal extends to others like Crown Princess Mette-Marit (who used an Epstein property), diplomats Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen (under investigation over a reported inheritance), and former Foreign Minister Børge Brende, shaking Norway's reputation for integrity and prompting broader scrutiny of elite influence and ethics.

 

[Luce NDs]

Norway:

Minister Thorbjørn Jagland—who also served as Foreign Minister, Nobel Peace Prize Committee chair, and Council of Europe Secretary General—faces charges of aggravated/gross corruption for allegedly receiving gifts, travel accommodations, and possible loans from Epstein between 2011 and 2018, including planned stays at his properties in Paris, New York, and Palm Beach (with a canceled family trip to his private island).

Norwegian police (Økokrim) raided his properties on February 12, 2026, after the Council of Europe waived his diplomatic immunity; Jagland denies wrongdoing and is cooperating.

The scandal extends to others like Crown Princess Mette-Marit (who used an Epstein property), diplomats Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen (under investigation over a reported inheritance), and former Foreign Minister Børge Brende, shaking Norway's reputation for integrity and prompting broader scrutiny of elite influence and ethics.

Thus folks become disposable in the eye of this item ... explaining the fear factor in the high and low as they self destruct ... in competition to amuse technots?

 

[WhyCzar]

New Mexico's legislature unanimously passed House Resolution 1 on February 17, 2026, creating a bipartisan "truth commission" with a $2 million budget to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch for alleged crimes, including victim interviews and evidence review starting imminently.

• The 10,000-acre ranch near Santa Fe, once owned by Epstein where survivors reported abuse, was auctioned after his 2019 death and purchased in 2023 by an LLC tied to the family of Texas Republican Don Huffines, who is running for state comptroller.
• Any state-level offenses uncovered cannot be pardoned by a federal president like Trump.

 

[Luce NDs]

Can they persistently try ... as de role in stones? They grind slowly ...

 

[Luce NDs]

In the roll ova' ... once Les Wexner's history pops up there are likely to be more ends appear ... like a condra device! Said to isolating and autonomous ... and something that the righteous would declare: "I know nothing" the purist kind of emotion ... delinquency! So Hei goes in the story ...

The empire must be supposed as a republic ... self-controlling? It must be totally self-interested and nothing out side will do ...

 

[WhyCzar]

American Billionaire Les Wexner Testifies Today​

On Wednesday, February 18, 2026, billionaire Les Wexner is scheduled to testify in a closed door deposition regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The relationship between the two men has been well documented for over a decade.