EVERY WEEK IN Tokyo’s Ichigaya district, about two miles east of the bright neon lights and swarming crowds in the heart of Shibuya, a driver quietly parks a black sedan-style car outside a gray office building. Before setting off on a short 10-minute drive south, he picks up a passenger who is carrying an important package: top-secret intelligence reports, destined for the desks of the prime minister’s closest advisors.
Noam Chomsky called Epstein ”highly valued friend” in leaked letters
The latest release of the Epstein documents reveals extensive communications between the convicted sex offender and powerful figures across politics and academia who continued corresponding with him after his 2008 guilty plea. According to NPR’s reporting on the 23,000 documents…
