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<blockquote data-quote="Schwarzwald" data-source="post: 65547" data-attributes="member: 544">In 1974, Donald Barr was the headmaster at the elite Dalton School in Manhattan. Despite Epstein being a 21-year-old college dropout with absolutely no credentials or teaching experience, Barr hired him to teach physics and calculus to the children of the world&#039;s most powerful families. It’s worth noting that Epstein’s students included the children of billionaires like Rupert Murdoch, which effectively handed a young, unknown predator the ultimate networking hub for his future blackmail and &quot;fixer&quot; operations.What makes this even darker is a book Donald Barr wrote just one year before hiring Epstein. It was a sci-fi novel called Space Relations, and the plot is a literal blueprint for the crimes Epstein would later be arrested for. It describes a planet ruled by a decadent oligarchy that stays in power through a massive, interplanetary slave trade. The book is full of graphic descriptions of an elite class kidnapping and sexually enslaving people, specifically teenage girls, for their own &quot;illegal playthings.&quot; It’s a bizarrely specific vision for an educator to have, especially right before he launched the career of a man who would turn that fiction into a reality.The story finally comes full circle with Donald’s son, William &quot;Bill&quot; Barr. Decades later, Bill Barr became the U.S. Attorney General overseeing the Justice Department when Epstein was finally &quot;pinched&quot; and then died in federal custody in 2019. Despite the massive conflict of interest regarding his father&#039;s history with Epstein, Bill Barr didn&#039;t recuse himself. He personally handled the investigation and eventually brushed the whole thing off as a &quot;perfect storm of screw-ups,&quot; essentially closing the book on the man his father had put on the map in the first place.Ps love me some bait&#039;in ;3</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Schwarzwald, post: 65547, member: 544"] In 1974, Donald Barr was the headmaster at the elite Dalton School in Manhattan. Despite Epstein being a 21-year-old college dropout with absolutely no credentials or teaching experience, Barr hired him to teach physics and calculus to the children of the world's most powerful families. It’s worth noting that Epstein’s students included the children of billionaires like Rupert Murdoch, which effectively handed a young, unknown predator the ultimate networking hub for his future blackmail and "fixer" operations. What makes this even darker is a book Donald Barr wrote just one year before hiring Epstein. It was a sci-fi novel called [I]Space Relations[/I], and the plot is a literal blueprint for the crimes Epstein would later be arrested for. It describes a planet ruled by a decadent oligarchy that stays in power through a massive, interplanetary slave trade. The book is full of graphic descriptions of an elite class kidnapping and sexually enslaving people, specifically teenage girls, for their own "illegal playthings." It’s a bizarrely specific vision for an educator to have, especially right before he launched the career of a man who would turn that fiction into a reality. The story finally comes full circle with Donald’s son, William "Bill" Barr. Decades later, Bill Barr became the U.S. Attorney General overseeing the Justice Department when Epstein was finally "pinched" and then died in federal custody in 2019. Despite the massive conflict of interest regarding his father's history with Epstein, Bill Barr didn't recuse himself. He personally handled the investigation and eventually brushed the whole thing off as a "perfect storm of screw-ups," essentially closing the book on the man his father had put on the map in the first place. Ps love me some bait'in ;3 [/QUOTE]

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