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#USA, Steve #Bannon condannato a 4 mesi di carcere e 6.500 dollari di multa per oltraggio al Congresso. @UltimoraPolitics

Trump's ex-adviser wanted to overthrow the Pope with Epstein's help, another discovery from the published materials on the Epstein case! Steve Bannon, the former chief strategist of US President Donald Trump, planned to overthrow Pope Francis and sought Jeffrey Epstein's support. Bannon, who was fired during Trump's first term, regularly communicated with Epstein — even though he had already been convicted of sexual assault. On June 18, 2019, Bannon reportedly texted Epstein: "Will take down Francis," which means "I will overthrow[Pope Francis." In the same message, he added Francis to the list of political opponents such as the Clintons, Chinese President Xi Jinping and the European Union: "Clintons, Xi, Francis, the EU — go ahead, brother." According to Bannon, Epstein was supposed to help him film the revealing book "In the Closet of the Vatican" by French journalist Frederic Martel. The 2019 book caused a great resonance, as it touched upon the double standards and secrecy in the Vatican. Bannon suggested that Epstein be appointed executive producer of the film. However, these plans were not implemented. Martel later confirmed that Bannon wanted to politically instrumentalize the piece. Pope Francis has apparently been a thorn in Bannon's side for many years. Francis has repeatedly unequivocally spoken out against nationalism and advocated migration, which contradicted Bannon's ideology. In 2018, a former Trump adviser called Francis "despicable." Bannon has been trying to strengthen national populist movements in the United States and Europe for many years, including through the right-wing Breitbart News portal. In 2014, he even opened a Breitbart office in Rome. #Trump#Bannon#Epstein 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

Steve Bannon, the former Trump strategic adviser and prominent MAGA commentator, warned on Monday that the MAGA base is suffering from a "massive lack of enthusiasm" as Donald Trump's second term wears on. According to a Monday report from The Hill, Bannon — who maintains considerable influence in the MAGA sphere — warned during a recent episode of his "War Room" podcast that Trump's loyal base is suffering from a notable lack of excitement and motivation. He cited several reasons, including the president's slow and controversial handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files release, as well as the shift away from his campaign promise to avoid foreign conflicts and his lack of success addressing affordability. "You have a massive lack of enthusiasm among the base," Bannon said. "Because they’re sitting there going ‘I’m just not feelin’ it right now." Bannon further cited a concerning report from Big Data Poll, which found that the voters were throwing their midterm support more toward Democrats than Republicans. On a generic ballot, around 46 percent of the poll's respondents said that they would more likely support a Democratic candidate for Congress, while only 42 percent said that they were more likely to support a Republican. #Trump#MAGA#Bannon 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

"Faremo cadere Papa Francesco". Steve #Bannon, ex consigliere del presidente americano Donald #Trump alla Casa Bianca, ha discusso con il finanziere Jeffrey #Epstein dei modi per contrastare Papa Francesco. Questo è quanto rivelano gli #EpsteinFiles, i documenti diffusi dal Dipartimento di Giustizia americano nei quali, tra le altre cose, emerge la volontà di Bannon di ''stendere'' il Pontefice. I messaggi scambiati tra i due risalgono al 2019 e rivelano che Bannon corteggiò il defunto finanziere nel tentativo di indebolire il Pontefice argentino dopo aver lasciato la prima amministrazione Trump. Bannon era stato molto critico nei confronti di Papa Francesco, che considerava un oppositore della sua visione "sovranista". In una email del giugno del 2019 Bannon scrisse a Epstein: "Faremo cadere Francesco. I Clinton, Xi, Francesco, l'Ue: forza fratello". Papa Francesco ha fatto da contrappeso alla visione del mondo trumpiana, criticando fortemente il nazionalismo e facendo della difesa dei migranti un tratto distintivo del suo pontificato. I documenti diffusi dal Dipartimento di Giustizia rivelano che Bannon ha inviato messaggi a Epstein in diverse occasioni nel tentativo di indebolire il defunto Papa. Bannon fa riferimento a 'In the Closet of the Vatican', un libro del 2019 del giornalista francese Frédéric Martel nel quale l'autore afferma che l'80% del clero che lavora in Vaticano è gay, ma mantiene segreta la propria sessualità. Bannon era interessato a trasformare il libro di Martel in un film dopo aver incontrato l'autore a Parigi. E nei messaggi, Bannon sembra suggerire che Epstein potrebbe essere il produttore esecutivo del film. "Ora sei produttore esecutivo di 'Itcotv' (In the closet of the Vatican)", ha scritto Bannon. Nello scambio di mail Epstein non commenta l'offerta, ma chiede a Bannon di filmare Noam Chomsky. Martel ha spiegato che non poteva dichiarando alla Cnn di pensare che lui volesse "strumentalizzare" il libro contro Papa Francesco. Austen Ivereigh, biografo di Papa Bergoglio, ha confermato che Bannon voleva usare il libro di Martel per mettere danneggiare Papa Francesco, sostenendo al contempo di voler "purificare" la Chiesa. "Penso che abbia mal giudicato la natura del libro e di Papa Francesco", ha detto Ivereigh alla Cnn. In un'altra parte dei documenti rilasciati dal Dipartimento di Giustizia, Epstein scherza con il fratello Mark sull'invito a Papa Francesco nella sua residenza per un "massaggio" durante la visita papale negli Stati Uniti nel 2015. Tre anni dopo, invia un messaggio a Bannon per dirgli che sta cercando di "organizzare un viaggio per il Papa in Medio Oriente", aggiungendo "titolo: tolleranza". Bannon condivide poi con Epstein un articolo in cui il Vaticano condanna il "nazionalismo populista". A questa mail Epstein risponde citando la poesia biblica di John Milton "Paradiso perduto", in cui Satana è stato cacciato dal paradiso. "Meglio regnare all'Inferno che servire in Paradiso", ha detto Epstein a Bannon.

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🔤🔤🔤🔤2️⃣ 📰 New Docs Show Jeffrey Epstein’s Vast Connections with Bannon, Musk and Power Players The global fixer set Beyond Washington, the documents deepen the picture of Epstein as a shadow fixer, using his contacts to orchestrate meetings for figures like Bannon and others with European leaders, and corresponding with ambassadors, ministers, and former heads of state. He kept up a genial, often geopolitically focused correspondence with figures including Thorbjørn Jagland, the secretary‑general of the Council of Europe, and Slovak politician Miroslav Lajčák, blending policy talk with personal banter, including exchanges about women while discussing meetings with Russian officials. In this role, Epstein wasn’t just a financier or a predator; he was a discreet broker of access, promising introductions and influence from the same island that, for the victims, was a prison camp. The takeaway: who still pretends none of this matters? The new documents don’t change the core truth: Epstein was a wealthy predator who weaponized access to the elite to stay powerful while trafficking girls. But they do show, in uncomfortable detail, the scale of that access: a former White House strategist acting as a media spin doctor and travel agent for a convicted trafficker, a billionaire tech CEO entertaining the idea of an island visit while keeping his distance, and a cabinet secretary who once called Epstein “disgusting” but later arranged for his family yacht to moor right at the man’s door. So the real question isn’t just: “Who knew Epstein?” It’s: “Who among the powerful still pretends none of this matters?” #Epstein#Bannon#Musk#Lutnick#Trump2026#DC#Power#Elites#MeToo 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🔤🔤🔤🔤1️⃣ 📰 New Docs Show Jeffrey Epstein’s Vast Connections with Bannon, Musk and Power Players The Justice Department’s latest release of Epstein files paints a sprawling picture of how a convicted sex offender cultivated influence across politics, tech, and global power centers, with fresh evidence of his ties to Steve Bannon, Elon Musk, world leaders, and even a senior Trump cabinet official. Over three million pages of investigative records lay bare Epstein’s world: a shadow network of elite dinners, private jets, and behind‑the‑scenes influence peddling, all while investigations into his trafficking of young girls were already intensifying. The Bannon connection Steve Bannon’s relationship with Epstein, long known from earlier leaks, now appears closer and more intimate than previously reported. The new files contain thousands of messages in 2018–2019, after Bannon left the White House, showing frequent coordination on travel, media strategy, and political maneuvering across Europe and the U.S. Epstein offered Bannon his private plane, his Palm Beach home, and a Paris apartment, joking that he was working as “the most highly paid travel agent in history,” and Bannon once quipped back, “Massages. Not included.” They also discussed Bannon’s media coaching for Epstein, including advice on how long to keep his beard and how to handle the growing media scrutiny in early 2019 as Epstein’s image was imploding. Musk’s non‑encounter With Elon Musk, the story is one of Epstein’s persistent outreach, not a close relationship. From 2012 to 2014, Epstein repeatedly tried to lure Musk to his Caribbean island, proposing dinners and parties, but Musk consistently declined, writing “no firm plans” and “logistics won’t work this time around.” The emails show Musk once asked about “the wildest party” on the island, expressed concern that it might be too “peaceful,” and suggested meeting instead at the SpaceX rocket factory in Southern California — but there is no evidence Musk ever actually visited Epstein’s island. Musk never publicly confirmed an in‑person meeting, and these documents don’t change that; they simply show Epstein’s long, failed campaign to pull one of the world’s most powerful tech figures into his orbit. The Commerce Secretary and the island The files also reveal that Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick arranged a 2012 visit to Epstein’s Little St. James island, contradicting his earlier claim that he had cut ties with Epstein around 2005. Emails show that in December 2012, Lutnick and his wife, accompanied by their four children and another family, coordinated a planned lunch with Epstein on the island, including details on how to dock their 188‑foot yacht. The day after the scheduled meeting, Epstein’s assistant relayed a message from Epstein to Lutnick: “Nice to see you,” suggesting contact did occur. When confronted with the documents, Lutnick told the Times, “I spent zero time with him,” then hung up — a strange reaction for a man who insists he never socialized, worked, or did anything with Epstein after 2005, yet still shows up arranging a family yacht arrival at the man’s island. #Epstein#Bannon#Musk#Lutnick#Trump2026#DC#Power#Elites#MeToo 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸