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Un ancien RG balance tout sur les CHANTAGES du système EPSTEIN ! | GPTV

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A former RG agent reveals how Epstein's network used child rape as coercive blackmail against powerful figures.

1. GPTV hosts a panel discussion connecting the Jeffrey Epstein blackmail network to the ongoing Iran-US conflict, with analysis from Didier Maïsto, Hubert, and Michel Fize. 2. Hubert and Didier are identified as the main panelists; Michel Fize is a sociologist providing political psychology commentary; the host is Laurence. 3. The episode's thesis is that Epstein was not merely a sex criminal but a node in a state-linked blackmail system, with Israeli intelligence and international arms transactions as structural components. 4. An opening street interview segment from a GPTV Investigation report shows Parisians describing the Epstein affair as a blackmail system used to enforce obedience among elites, with one interviewee citing Epstein's 15-year presence at 22 Avenue Foch. 5. Didier describes a personal 12-year investigation with 1.5 meters of legal files, three examining magistrates, and a Paris loft where senior French officials including CAC 40 bosses and TV channel directors were photographed covertly at compromising parties. 6. Specific blackmail outcomes described include TV channels sold for millions of euros, a 20-million-euro hole in a bankrupt channel covered, and passports arranged — all using photographs taken at the loft. 7. Two key witnesses in Didier's investigation have since died of what were classified as natural causes. 8. Didier traces a network connecting Michel Charras — described as the financier and 'Rasputin' behind both Mitterrand and later Macron — to figures including Pasqua, Chirac, and Sarkozy, arguing Charras died in 2020 without coverage. 9. The panel discusses the role of former politician Charles Pasqua as the 'man of networks, threats, compromises, and coups' during the Chirac-Mitterrand era. 10. Epstein's 22 Avenue Foch apartment is described by Hubert as an exceptional-scale building in Paris's most prestigious address, where compromising events involving French personalities occurred over 15 years. 11. The panel argues that Epstein served as an arms intermediary in Iranian weapons transactions, providing Israeli intelligence with additional leverage over US political figures. 12. A panelist constructs the causal chain: Trump announced he would release millions of Epstein documents to the FBI and DOJ, then the Iran war began — suggesting Israeli intelligence used Epstein material to coerce Trump into the conflict. 13. The economic framing presented is that $150-200 per barrel oil triggered by the Iran conflict means hundreds of millions of ordinary Western citizens are paying for the blackmail vulnerabilities of a 'small elite of a few dozen privileged people.' 14. On Iran's military resilience, Didier argues that Iran has been preparing for 30 years, survived 8 years of war with Iraq (backed by the entire West), and has built extensive mountain shelters and advanced missile systems that have downed multiple F-18s. 15. Hubert notes that killing Iran's leadership figures — Khamenei, Raisi — eliminated the negotiating interlocutors and replaced them with more extreme successors who have no experience of international relations. 16. Michel Fize concludes that Iran has taken back the initiative: 'It is they who will decide when to make peace' — and that the Iranian spokesperson's line ('the United States were negotiating with themselves') represents a significant diplomatic humiliation for Trump. 17. The panel's format is a live roundtable with Laurence moderating; panelists frequently interrupt and build on each other's arguments, with reference to Didier's personal legal file as primary source material. 18. The tone is urgent and conspiratorial-analytical, with speakers distinguishing between documented claims (the legal file, specific blackmail transactions) and hypothesis (Israeli coercion of Trump). 19. The episode suits French-speaking listeners interested in elite corruption, intelligence operations, and the political economy of the Epstein network beyond American media coverage. 20. Listeners who require evidentiary standards before engaging with allegations of state-linked blackmail, or who prefer English-language coverage, will find the episode's documentary-claim mix difficult to evaluate.

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