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  Evidence and Proof Elizabeth Graham Mar 8 Russian organized crime in the U.S. started in the mid-1970s. This development was partly attributable to diplomatic efforts by the Nixon administration, which encouraged the Soviet Union to moderate its position on immigration as a demonstration of goodwill. Consequently, around 200,000 Russian-Jewish refugees immigrated to the United States during this period. Analysts say the KGB released hardened Russian criminals from prison in a manner similar to Fidel Castro in the 1980s. While “Russian organized crime” typically denotes groups originating from Russia, the term also encompasses criminal organizations from the Baltic Republics, Georgia, Chechnya, Azerbaijan, and other regions of Eastern Europe. (NCJRS) Many of them were settled in or near Brooklyn’s Brighton Beach. The “Odessa Mafia,” active in the U.S. from 1975, was known for fraud, extortion, and drug trafficking. These groups often targeted other immigrants and allied with exis...

  Follow and Share on Social Media Putin’s KGB Honey Trap: How Epstein collected kompromat on Trump for Russia Epstein understood what Putin had perfected: that in a world where everyone has a skeleton in their closet, the person who provides the skeletons controls the room.The girls were not incidental to the intelligence work. They were the mechanism by which kompromat was produced, Western elites were compromised, and the Kremlin acquired leverage over the most powerful people in the United States.  —  Zev Shalev Connect these 10 dots for yourself. Click on the link for details. Click  here  for the full map. Who arranged for Epstein’s visa to visit Russia?   Vitaly Churkin  Who arranged meetings between Epstein and Russian officials?  Sergei Storchak  Who was in charge of the KGB’s spy network?  Major General Yuri Drozdov  Which Russian official helped Epstein manage Russian models?  Sergei Belyakov  Russian model phot...