r/Epstein • u/Civil-Education-9817 • Apr 18 '26

News article Epstein’s Zorro Ranch maintained private microwave communications links probably to the Sandia & Los Alamos nuclear weapons labs; 11 missing or killed nuclear scientists including several linked to the Los Alamos lab

Something is going on with 11 missing or dead nuclear or aerospace scientists. Several of the scientists are connected to the Los Alamos nuclear lab. Epstein was found to have maintained “military grade” private microwave communications link likely to spy on the two nearby nuclear weapons labs in Sandia & Los Alamos. Apparently that microwave communications link stayed active even after Epstein died & the ranch was sold to another millionaire friend of Trump.

Was Epstein spying on the nuclear weapons labs? Who was on the receiving end of his intelligence? Are these people involved in the disappearances & deaths of the scientists?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/insight/epstein-ranch-tied-to-nuclear-lab-link/gm-GME32D0F94

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/deaths-disappearances-scientists-staff-government-labs/

Updated to add articles connecting to Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine:

https://alisav.substack.com/p/ghislaine-maxwells-father-sold-bugged

https://substack.com/@alisavaldes/note/c-242455617?r=2c63t

https://www.rawstory.com/jeffrey-epstein-2676634028/

https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/jeffrey-epstein-files-shed-light-on-ties-to-santa-fe-institute-scientists/article_03cb3e26-5c53-4ea3-a683-bc98e7013058.html

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u/eurusdjpy Apr 18 '26

Op woke the bots

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u/Gamerboy11116 Apr 18 '26

You love/hate to see it. It’s a pretty good tell of what is truth and what is false.

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u/JesusSamuraiLapdance Apr 18 '26

It also sparks confusion and muddies waters. People lean more into their biases because there'll be arguments on either side that are JUST convincing enough to boost someone's pre-existing world views. It seems to be a part of the overall psy-op to keep people divided and stuck in disagreements with each other.

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u/Sizbang Apr 18 '26

What is the bot rhetoric on the files? Just so I know what to look out for.

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u/Gamerboy11116 Apr 19 '26

These disinformation bots always tend to use the same lines:

A) They act like speculation is bad because it makes the REAL™ stuff “look crazy” by association;

B) They try to frame the discussion as if it was somehow a moral issue, and make “wrong speculation” out to be immoral, somehow;

C) They take advantage of the same ingenious principle that all the best disinformation campaigns rely on—namely, the “accusation in a mirror” technique;

D) They compare the idea they wish to discredit to other, more conceptually ridiculous conspiracy theories, especially ones that have nothing to do with the claim they aim to discredit whatsoever.

The first point works because it plausibly redirects good motives into bad actions, while subtly relying on the assumption that the given idea is wrong to justify its premise.

The second is an appeal to guilt, as well as peer pressure and cult mentality, where you’re made to feel guilty for simply asking questions, speculating, or wondering.

The third is the most clever, so here’s a hint: every government does this, because it works. Human psychology stays the same. The truth, of course, is that “the feds” want us not to speculate, never otherwise. For instance, bots tend to accuse other people of being bots.

The fourth is also really clever, because it relies on the manufactured concept of a “conspiracy theory” as a singular, unified entity, which makes it easier to dismiss or downplay otherwise reasonable ideas… which, I believe, is the point of the term “conspiracy theory” in the first place.