Jeffrey Epstein: Sometimes a Building Is Just a Building

Temple On Epstein's Island

By Actaeon:

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I see we have gone from the absurd to the ridiculous here.

Keeping an open mind is not an invitation to let your brains leak out.

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence; so where is the evidence? Pictures of a blue and white rectangular building, with a gold dome in some of them.

What is more likely, that this is a temple of Satan where young girls are imprisoned or a bit of whimsical architecture?

Satan

There’s plenty of whimsical architecture around, vanity projects of millionaires, castles and replicas of Versailles and shit… are these also temples of Satan?

There’s a really big sundial. Wow, that’s suspicious. My neighbors have a sundial in their yard, probably should call the FBI on them. Oh wait, the FBI is certainly in on it!

This idiocy is driven by paranoia. Paranoid fantasies that “They” are out to get us. That “They” have us fooled.

How do you know the earth is round?

How do you know that Apollo 11 landed on the moon?

Apollo 11 Moon Landing

“They” could be deceiving us! They’re controlling our minds! Wake up, sheeple!

Well, isn’t it at least possible?

Yeah, because anything is POSSIBLE.

I remember Philosophy 101 where the professor challenged us to PROVE that the classroom table is real. We know you can’t absolutely trust your senses, your perception can be fooled. Think dreams, think LSD trips.

Maybe you’re on LSD right now… how would you know? Maybe you’re really an alien computer program, or a brain kept alive in a jar. We’ve all seen the sci-fi movie. How would you know? How could you be SURE?

Yes, it’s a fun intellectual game to play and it taught us something about logic and proof. But at the end of that class, as we filed out of the room, nobody tried to walk through that table.

There’s an old saying, “I’m from Missouri, show me.” It refers to good old American pragmatism. Show me the evidence. Sure Mr. Raniere, you’re the smartest man alive. The rain doesn’t get you wet. So show me. Prove it. Otherwise, mister, I’m calling you a liar.

The Smartest Man Alive

That’s pragmatism. That’s skepticism. It’s also logic in action.

It’s a good way to live your life. Reduces the chances that some asshole’s going to make a fool of you, sign over the family farm in some flim-flam scheme. It’s good old fashioned American common sense. Whatever happened to that? It’s certainly missing on this site.

Satan worshipers, my rosy pink ass.

Let me ask you: If you were going to build a temple to the Evil One, would you paint it white and baby blue? Wouldn’t, I dunno, black and blood-red be more apropos, more fitting the Dark Lord’s color palette?

The building could be for anything. What kind of idiot finds building a structure on a hilltop suspicious? Dunno, maybe for the spectacular view of the ocean? Those tropical breezes?

The Temple

What kind of fool immediately jumps to the conclusion that if a structure is built on a hill, it must be so as to leave more room for underground tunnels below? That’s about the stupidest thing I’ve heard. Like, what, if you build on level ground you’ll run out of room down there? Use your brain, idiot.

Believing in this kind of far-fetched speculation is exactly what Rainier’s faithful did.

It’s what Ramtha’s followers do. They believe the nonsense their fellow deluded believe, the most ridiculous bullshit, insisting against all common sense, evidence, and logic, that they possess the Truth.

Ramtha

Rainier’s inner circle, holed up in that Mexican villa, had convinced themselves that “They” were out to get them because “They” feared the Vanguard’s awesome abilities. Most of them likely still believe Raniere was railroaded by an evil government plot.

Keith Raniere sitting inside a Mexican police vehicle on March 26, 2018. 

QAnon is the same breed of paranoid fantasy, and it appalls me that it is being presented on this site as worthy of serious consideration.

Down the rabbit hole, indeed.

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Abner Ravenwood
Abner Ravenwood
10 months ago

The author of this is ironically guilty of the very fallacy he makes revenge to. He jumps to the conclusion there cannot be a pedo ring of elite satanists, without researching evidence. I would love to speak with whomever wrote this, feel free to contact me and I will give you the evidence.

For now, I will give you this. All presidents (exception mvb) are descendants of King John Lackland—absolute scientific fact. History of European royalty is absolutely immersed in real, gruesome murderous witchcraft. It’s a lot to go into, but easily researchable. I’ll offer a single famous example, Mary Queen of Scots bathing in children’s blood to preserve her youth. Bohemian Grove and Freemasonry are directly incontrovertibly linked to British royalty, and American aristocracy whom Epstein was equally embedded within.

The author here is guilty of confirmation bias as he hypocritically condescends to the reader, what an idiotic baboon. Want more proof? No problem you ignorant ape, how’s about the investigation of Ted Gunderson? Or Decamp’s investigation into the Satanic Nebraska White House linkage? The Son of Sam investigation is still open, why? Because hard evidence exists linking Berkowitz to a Satanic Cult, the very same Satanic Cult which we are discussing now. John Wayne Gayce was a rising star in Chicago Democratic Party photographed with First Lady, and was a member of the Jaycees. High ranking NSA colonel (I forget his name but easy to find) did the media rounds flaunting his Satanism. Notice how Hollywood elites (with whom Epstein was close) have so so many African “foundations.” One of which as we speak (Madonnas) is being accused of sexual abuse and child trafficking.

That’s more than enough for now, but I have done the research unlike this fool, and I’m here to tell you, they absolutely were doing satanic witchcraft on this island, and this author suffers terribly from confirmation bias and cognitive dissonance. Automatic rejection of an idea based on biases is not more intelligent than automatic acceptance, you fool. I’m sorry, but nothing irritates me more than people who believe they’re intelligent and berate others, when in reality they are dead wrong about serious topics they have not researched.

Michael Lien
Michael Lien
4 years ago

I think it’s amazing that people can’t see the weird Symbolism that The “Financial Elite” use in almost everything..The mass programming and Social Engineering that has been put forth is the actual crazy Narrative.. The Smith-Mundt was repealed in 2012-13 and “PROPAGANDA” was legalized..The Thought that either Trump, Clintons, Bush’s, or anyone else within the False Right/Left Paradigm actually represent the Populace is laughable. Trivial Social issues and events intended to cause division are highlighted while both parties push forward Deregulation of the Financial Markets, WAR against “BOOGEYMEN” all in Nation’s that reject the “USARY” Financial System(FRACTIONAL RESERVE BANKING) and The continual loss of personal Liberties and the general feeling that our Politicians and Global Elite are above the Law and the direction and policies are polar opposite of Liberty and Freedom.. Lies. Gulf of Tonkin, Beruit Bombing(blaming Khadaffi when it was Syria)1st Gulf War(WMD?? We funded and armed Saddam Husein for a decade) 2nd Gulf War(PNAC Report.. Supposedly Terrorists and Osama Bin Laden attacked us and were able to dismantle and surprise the most sophisticated and well funded Military Apparatus in human history..Saudi Arabia being where most were from. We decided to attack Iraq and Afghanistan.. GTF outta here

AnonyMaker
AnonyMaker
4 years ago

There’s also one major mistaken assumption, now obvious, to point out: that headlining graphic imagines equipment underneath the dome, but in the drone video and some photos, the dome is gone and there’s nothing underneath – though there could have been something movable like a satellite dish (but not elevator equipment).

katy
katy
4 years ago

Hi Frank,
I agreed with this article until you said Q is a big joke. There’s way too much evidence out there that Q is real, most likey part of some military intelligence. Trump was recruited by military intelligence as part of the Alliance to take down the Deepstate, Cabal or whatever you wanna call it. The Youtube Channel “Edge of Wonder” has some great videos for beginners to the whole Q movement. When Qanon is followed closely, there’s way too much evidence of him being linked to the Alliance that it’s impossible to deny. I feel like everything on this website is affiliated with the Cabal. Am I out of line, here?
Katy

Scott Johnson
4 years ago
Reply to  katy

Frank didn’t write this article.

poo sent me
poo sent me
4 years ago
Reply to  Scott Johnson

Q is still a big joke.

Anonymous
Anonymous
1 year ago
Reply to  katy

are u still alive?? because youre incredibly stupid

Eostein was murdered
Eostein was murdered
4 years ago

Actual truth

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Scott Johnson
4 years ago

Actual truth

The internet didn’t exist in 1981.

Scott Johnson
4 years ago

Here’s what I find ridiculous in the comments section of this website:

1. Why do people need to decide immediately whether something is true or false?

2. Why not wait for more information before taking a staunch position?

An example is Ben Szemkus. From the moment I heard his story was online I had my doubts his story was true, but NXIVM is so weird I felt it was worth discussing on this website, particularly whether someone else could corroborate his story. Frank had his doubts, but posted Ben’s story anyone, I believe for that reason. Nobody did come forward to confirm Ben’s story, but I did come across a completely unrelated guy who said his sister was similarly approached at another New York City area college by NXIVM people. So perhaps parts of Ben’s story is true and he exaggerated, especially his later embellishments about additional attendees. But is it 100% untrue? We don’t know, but that doesn’t keep people from accusing me of totally believing a total liar. I was somehow taking away their “thunder” about NXIVM and they didn’t like it. In the grand scheme of things, Ben’s story was pretty meaningless, all he claimed was he attended a social/recruiting gathering over a decade ago, just a one-evening experience, nothing more than that, but people blew up and got completely bent out of shape over it. A little moderation would be helpful, but people like to be overly dramatic, immediately taking one exteme position or the other. They must live otherwise boring lives.

Andrew Zebrun III
4 years ago

Wow, way wrong here, if you had really did an honest look into Q you’d know it’s true.

President Trump said this is the calm before the storm on 10/5/2017. Q started up on 1028/2017, the storm.

Look President Trump is dying for the media to ask him directly who Q is.

But they know it’s true, so they’re forbidden to ask the Q question, I know it’s eating them up.

The very fact that the fake news media will write story after story attempting to discredit Q.

That they refuse to ask him outright who Q is proves you’re wrong here.

President Trump says a prayer in the oval office which honors the memory of JFK.

Every American that enjoys their life, loves their family & country, better pray that Q is true too.

If not the deep state wins, freedom & the American dream dies. Why would you be against U.S.?

Anonymous
Anonymous
4 years ago

Because they themselves are involved in evil.

LEONARD WOOD
LEONARD WOOD
4 years ago

Q lost me at the ridiculous rumor that JFK Jr would show himself on July 4 and take Pence’s place on the ticket.
POTUS already had said that Pence is his running mate.
So don’t try to sell me on how close he is with Q.
They had a welcoming theme song on some of their videos “Welcome Back” from the tv series. This is Jimmy Swaggart-country now as some commenters said they were getting choked up thinking about it. Douche-chills just thinking about it.
Marshall Applewhite laughs at Q.

trolls for Q
trolls for Q
4 years ago

AZ III sounds as real as Pea Onyou. He, and others here, are just trolls pretending over-the-top reverence for Q and Trump.

It is the Trump connection that makes the whole Q conspiracy ridiculous. That the Q group is working to help Trump save the world from the deep state would mean that Trump is secretly wise and noble, and for 70 years has only been pretending to be a lascivious con-man and failed businessman turned reality star. Trump is what he shows himself to be every day with every word out of his mouth—a liar, bully, fool and narcissist.

Heidi Hutchinson
Heidi Hutchinson
4 years ago

Lighten your act up, Actaeon, and don’t be so naive.

There are, in fact, a whole lotta Satan worshippers around who take grave offense to anyone disrespecting The Beast’s shrines or temples.

IDK where you’re at but from MS 13 gangs to parties in the Hollywood Hills, Satan pretty much rules the City of Angels.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/retropolis/wp/2017/12/20/you-feel-that-the-devil-is-helping-you-ms-13s-satanic-history/

Actaeon
Actaeon
4 years ago

Naive… I’m shown a picture of a building on a hill and asked to believe it’s a temple to Baal with an underground tunnel system, I call bs, and I’m the naive one!

Groundless speculation and believing elaborate looney conspiracy theories is naive. Take a reality check.

As for the obsession with Satan…
There is, in fact, an actual Church of Satan. There’s also a real organization called The Satanic Temple. They are both entirely above board, both have websites, both have Facebook pages. Check ’em out, I have. The Satanic Temple is a recognized religious organization, with IRS tax exempt status and all. They have their headquarters in Salem, Massachusetts (tourist destination of witches everywhere), housing a twelve-foot bronze statue of the goat-headed god. They sell cool tee shirts– I got myself one.

Neither one believes in an actual, literal supernatural entity. Those are just stories to frighten children.

I’ve had it with this Satanic Plot crap. From the infamous witchcraft trials to the Satanic Panic of the 1980s (Google it) this kind of foolishness has done real harm to real people. Unlike any of these imagined satanic plots, which always turn out to be bullshit. From the fevered brains of the orthodox religious came imagined plots by Jewish cabals, in their secret lairs, abducting Christian children to use in their bizarre rites to the Evil One. The blood to be used in baking… wait for it… Passover cakes! Yes, people actually believed that nonsense. Worse, they acted on it. (Google the Protocols of the Elders of Zion).

We all know what happened during the repeated Witchcraft hysterias in Europe and the American Colonies. Real people were killed, not at the hands of devil worshippers, but judicial murder at the behest of orthodox religious leaders. Google it.

Incredibly, in the latter part of the 20th century in the good ol’ USA, came the Satanic Panic. Tales of abducted children being used in bizarre satanic rites. People were arrested. People went to prison. People who were convicted of crimes they didn’t commit because the their fondness for hard rock music and the way they dressed and wore their hair made them seem “suspicious”. I mean, if you listen to Iron Maiden and wear black, you must be up to something nefarious, right? When was the last time you went to church, son? Just look at these record albums… sweet Jesus! The skull on the cover, dancing skeletons, half-naked women dancing with the devil! And the lyrics! Blasphemous!

So when I hear tales of scary satanic plots, I want evidence, I want proof. Otherwise, they get the horse’s laugh from me. Anybody trying to spread these tales makes themselves look absurd. Jeffrey Epstein committed real crimes if the allegations are true, and I believe they are true. There’s no need to make up ridiculous fables about what he did to embellish the tale.

Heidi Hutchinson
Heidi Hutchinson
4 years ago
Reply to  Actaeon

If you’ve “been there, bought the T-shirt,” Actaeon, why so dismissive?

The tunnels beneath and possible entrances are, btw, also pictured, not just the alleged “temple.”

I find it a much bigger leap of logic and, yes, NAIVE to believe — as you say you do — that the Demonic temples & idols are just for show and no one affiliated really believes in these beastly figures. Much less, I suppose, enough to make sacrifices to them.

Plus, tax exempt status wouldn’t apply to a “religion” no one believes in, would it? …Wait, did you say TAX EXEMPT?! Like, recognized as a true religion by the US Treasury Dept. and IRS? What did Q Anon drop about Satan worshippers in Govt.? Hmmm.

Robert W Simmons
Robert W Simmons
2 years ago

They technically have tax exemption but they pay their share of taxes to snuff the religious organizations that abuse it everyday and set a good example.
TST is a stand up organization, better than any religion ever thought of.
There is discussion about where we’d get $ to support this or that, well the 7 trillion $ a year religions don’t pay in owed taxes would go a long way.

shadowstate195
4 years ago

The reason people leap to wild conspiracy theories in the Epstein case is because what we do know about the man that is true is so outrageous that it is unbelievable.

In 2008 the police and FBI had identified at least 36 girls who had been molested by Epstein.

And what was Epstein’s punishment for molesting 36 girls? Thirteen months of work release.

In fact, Epstein’s butler received 18 months in prison for withholding evidence, far more punishment than Epstein received for actually molesting children.

Epstein’s sweetheart deal was so outrageous that a Temple to Satan no longer seems so outrageous.

Mitch Garrity
Mitch Garrity
4 years ago
Reply to  shadowstate195

Actually, no, it’s not that shocking. Isn’t that what all the people that piss and moan about the evil rich and injustice have been talking about since the dawn of wealth?

Life ain’t fair and all that.

Guy was rich and banged young ( illegal young) pretty girls. Not shocking. You know who else bangs young pretty girls? The wealthy, the famous, rock stars, movie stars, tv stars, royalty, the children of all of them, etc.

Is it distasteful? Yes. Not a surprise and not an excuse to go absurd as is done constantly with stories of NXIVM and all the conspiracy. Fucking mind control and unexplainable hardship in the lives of losers that crossed paths with Raniere. Yeah, all your problems are him and his secret workings. Don’t worry Niceguy will give you sympathy and a hug

chero
4 years ago
Reply to  Mitch Garrity

You mean RAPED. get it right. Pig

AnonyMaker
AnonyMaker
4 years ago
Reply to  shadowstate195

Conspiracy theories do arise out of attempts to make sense of a world that is often just strange and random. That’s also one of the roles of traditional religion, which is of course on the way – and of cults.

And yet how many of us have not actually in their own lives and through their circles of family and acquaintances, experienced things that seemed extraordinary or even unbelievable? Who do we know who committed some crime, or self-harm, that seemed hard to accept the truth of based on what we thought we knew of them?

I knew at least 5 people in college and graduate school who committed suicide by gunshot or hanging, two of them rather bizarre cases and one of those which made the DC area papers because of a previous infamous incident that none of us knew about. A college-age man I mentored in graduate school had his father and younger sibling brutally murdered by a psychotic acquaintance. A teacher in an artistic community I belong to was exposed, including in the media, for assaulting women including one it turned out I knew; and yet a female professor I know. who he had not targeted, came to his defense because she couldn’t believe the allegations. Who of us who has not lived something of a full life has not experienced our share of such human mystery, and frailty?

Anonymous
Anonymous
4 years ago
Reply to  AnonyMaker

Not believing in something does not make it less real, as far as conspiracies are concerned, these are not the exception to the rule if not our daily bread, what happens is that you have to open your mind, start with giving yourself account that any type of conspiracy by small or common that we resemble, have the same principle and is that it is a group of people agreeing to do things that they do not want the majority to know, and that is sought with this, nothing rather than avoiding public recognition of their actions and therefore not taking responsibility for their actions.

Now, those who star in a conspiracy and what are their objectives, it is not relevant to determine whether or not there is a conspiracy, now if we talk about whether they are satanic or not based on each person’s particular belief about whether there are satan or not certainly not It will reach nowhere since we talk about spiritual things that even if you belong to a religion or not, it is simply something that is beyond what each of us knows.

Scott Johnson
4 years ago
Reply to  shadowstate195

The reason people leap to wild conspiracy theories in the Epstein case is the same reason they do with many other situations, they have a need to leap to final conclusions before enough information is available. They have a need to look smart, so they jump to a conclusion prematurely. If they happen to be right after more facts come in, they can claim to be brilliant, publicly and/or in their own eyes. If they are wrong, they simply silently slink away and try again with another situation. You are a prime example of this.

Scott Johnson
4 years ago

Epstein, Raniere, etc., have some female competition: https://nypost.com/2019/08/24/colombian-instagram-model-accused-of-running-child-sex-trafficking-ring/ Looks like equal rights and equal pay is alive and well in Colombia.

vol4
vol4
4 years ago

Thank you Actaeon. I was beginning to think I would have to abandon this site as a source of reality.

Scott Johnson
4 years ago
Reply to  vol4

Reality is often stranger than fiction. Frank Parlato proved that. Raniere proved that. Epstein proved that. Jaco Booyens proved that.

n/a
n/a
4 years ago

Seconded.

About the Author

Frank Parlato is an investigative journalist.

His work has been cited in hundreds of news outlets, like The New York Times, The Daily Mail, VICE News, CBS News, Fox News, New York Post, New York Daily News, Oxygen, Rolling Stone, People Magazine, The Sun, The Times of London, CBS Inside Edition, among many others in all five continents.

His work to expose and take down NXIVM is featured in books like “Captive” by Catherine Oxenberg, “Scarred” by Sarah Edmonson, “The Program” by Toni Natalie, and “NXIVM. La Secta Que Sedujo al Poder en México” by Juan Alberto Vasquez.

Parlato has been prominently featured on HBO’s docuseries “The Vow” and was the lead investigator and coordinating producer for Investigation Discovery’s “The Lost Women of NXIVM.” Parlato was also credited in the Starz docuseries "Seduced" for saving 'slave' women from being branded and escaping the sex-slave cult known as DOS.

Additionally, Parlato’s coverage of the group OneTaste, starting in 2018, helped spark an FBI investigation, which led to indictments of two of its leaders in 2023.

Parlato appeared on the Nancy Grace Show, Beyond the Headlines with Gretchen Carlson, Dr. Oz, American Greed, Dateline NBC, and NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, where Parlato conducted the first-ever interview with Keith Raniere after his arrest. This was ironic, as many credit Parlato as one of the primary architects of his arrest and the cratering of the cult he founded.

Parlato is a consulting producer and appears in TNT's The Heiress and the Sex Cult, which premiered on May 22, 2022. Most recently, he consulted and appeared on Tubi's "Branded and Brainwashed: Inside NXIVM," which aired January, 2023.

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