Hey everyone! For today’s episode I was able to bring back onto the pod Konstantinos Kolokotronis. Konstantinos is an independent journalist and researcher who focusses on geopolitics and contemporary power politics in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean….

But we didn’t exactly cover geopolitics, or power politics….instead we covered, Greece and Greek related things that were mentioned in the Epstein Files. Yes…those Epstein Files you have been hearing so much about.

Todays episode was a bit different, in that for a first, we decided to go on camera….so you could say maybe this is a bit more so oriented towards being viewed on YouTube, just cause there you will be able to see us going through a collection of files that we gathered, a little over 50 in all.

A huge shout out to my Patreons, Expat_Frank, Megas Yorgos, Darth Mater, and Rungtao_wu. Your support is appreciated, and keeps this project going, and you patrons, along with you the listeners give me the motivation to cover spicy topics like the one were covering today

******For the listeners….

This episode analyzes publicly released documents, correspondence, and contact records associated with Jeffrey Epstein. The purpose of this program is historical commentary and document review.

The mention of any individual’s name in these materials, or in this discussion, does not imply wrongdoing, criminal conduct, knowledge of criminal conduct, or association with Jeffrey Epstein’s illegal activities. Many individuals appear in address books, emails, travel records, or contact listings without context, and inclusion alone is not evidence of a personal relationship, participation in, or awareness of criminal acts.

At points in the episode the hosts use conversational language, speculation, and occasional humor while discussing sensitive material. These remarks are not factual allegations about any specific person. Unless a crime has been established by a court of law and publicly documented, no individual discussed in this episode is being accused by the hosts of committing a crime.

All interpretations offered are opinions based on available documents and are presented for informational and educational purposes only. Listeners should not interpret any commentary, tone, or humor as a statement that a particular person engaged in criminal behavior.

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