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Jared Kushner took $2 billion from Saudi Arabia. Then advised Trump to bomb Iran. Kushner has no official role in government. He never went through Senate confirmation, which means he isn’t bound by ethics rules. But he's managing $2 billion from Saudi Arabia's government investment fund through Affinity Partners, his private equity firm. The Saudi fund's own advisers called it too risky and said no.  Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman overruled them personally . Kushner has collected $87 million in fees since then, with zero profits returned to Saudi investors. While collecting those Saudi fees, Kushner serves as Trump's informal adviser on Iran policy, Ukraine, and the Middle East. Then came war. Over the weekend, Trump launched strikes on Iran.  The   Washington Post  reported that MBS made multiple private phone calls to Trump beforehand, pushing for military action. Publicly, Saudi Arabia called for diplomacy. Privately, the crown prince lobbied for war. FOLLOW T...

  The entire press has been in a frenzy since the Epstein emails dropped — and for good reason. The emails expose power plays and political scheming deeper than anyone imagined. Most of the energy has gone toward searching for Trump's name. And there’s  no  doubt that our Commander-in-Chief had a close, personal relationship with the professional pedophile. But at Dekleptocracy, we uncovered a story others missed .  As we organized and analyzed thousands of Epstein emails and texts, we were stunned by how often one high-profile MAGA figure kept turning up — hidden in plain sight, yet  overlooked by nearly everyone . Steve Bannon. That’s right. Trump’s ex-right-hand-man, infamous fraudster, and ultra-conservative strategist, appeared in Epstein’s texts over 1,200 times — second only to Epstein himself.  Bannon’s presence absolutely dwarfs every other national figure, a fact we meticulously documented as we organized these communications. HELP US UNCOVER MORE...