“330 Gallons Of Sulfuric Acid” - Epstein’s WEIRD Purchase REVEALED In Epstein Files Release
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What new revelations have emerged from Epstein's files?
So I want to get to the next story here, which has got to do with Epstein. So Epstein, Pam Bondi comes out and releases this over the weekend, Vinny, if I'm not mistaken. Yep. She releases this story about what is the files that we're looking at? Three hundred and a half million, Rob. What is it? No, it's not 300 names, right? Pam Bondi lists 300 big wigs named in Epstein's file, including Trump's, Obama's, Clinton's, and Kamala Harris, and a new story that was released. Is this it, Rob? This is the letter, yes, and then these are the names.
Who are the high-profile figures named in Epstein's documents?
These are the names. Zoom in a little bit, zoom in a little bit, but it's just the names are being listed, right? It's not saying, it's saying these names are in there. Yes. Is that what it's saying, Rob? Yep. Okay, William Barr, you'll see some of the names. John Bolton, Bono from U2 is there. Tucker Carlson, Dick Cheney, Hillary Clinton. You see John Brennan, Beyonce, Hunter Biden. You see a lot of Leon Black, a lot of these names that are in there. I saw a story the other day from Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan clip showed up on my news feed, and it said something about – you know, they found 330 gallons of sulfuric acid that was shipped to his private island on the same day that the FBI reopened its investigation into him in 2018.
I could not believe it that they found 55 gallons. K-Rock, play this clip. You guys see what Joe Rogan just said?
Here's one of the craziest ones. The day he was indicted, in 2018, the very next day, he ordered 330 gallons of sulfuric acid. What? Yes. He ordered six 55-gallon drums of sulfuric acid to be delivered to the island.
Okay, pause it right there. So then, Rob, can you go on chat, GBT, and check to see, is it true that on December 6th, 2018, day after he got indicted, Epstein ordered six 55-gallon drums of sulfuric acid, okay? Can you do that? By the way, it's one of the creepiest things, which goes and gets linked to some of the claims that people are making. Okay, so let's see what short answer that we're going to partly true. Yes, documents indicate that Epstein entities ordered six... 55-gallon drums, 330 gallons of sulfuric acid on December 6, 2018, which appears to line up with a renewed federal scrutiny, but there's no proof it was for destroying evidence or anything criminal. Okay, so then do me a favor, Rob.
Ask, can you give me top 10 reasons why people order 55, 655, why somebody would order 655? 55 gallons of sulfuric acid.
A civilian, though.
Not a company. An individual. A civilian. A civilian. 10 reasons why a civilian would order 6.55 gallons of sulfuric. Maybe there's something we don't know. Maybe it's a new drink that's even better than Absinthe. Maybe it's some hardcore liquor that's coming out. Maybe we're low-level type of people. We don't party as hard as Epstein does. Maybe this guy's doing stuff that we've never heard about before. Here we go. Water treatment, number one. All right. Large reverse osmosis.
Yeah.
Okay. Use sulfuric acid to control pH levels and prevent mineral buildup. All right. Number two, swimming pool and spot chemical control.
I think that's misleading. I saw that over the weekend. I looked it up. Muriatic acid, when blended with chlorine, balances the chlorine in the swimming pool. It's muriatic acid, not sulfuric acid for swimming pools.
Bingo. By the way, I want you to ask ChatGBT afterwards, Rob. Battery maintenance and storage facilities, agriculture, soil conditioning, industrial cleaning, descaling, metal processing and fabrication. Go a little bit lower. Seven, fertilizer production and storage, septic system waste treatment, generator and fuel. Okay, now do me a favor.
What is the significance of the sulfuric acid shipment to Epstein's island?
What would an evil person, give me five reasons what an evil person would, who's a criminal, would order sulfuric acid for. Think as if you work for the FBI investigating a criminal here. Okay, and let's see what it says. Watch that GBT flip out for a second. And be like, the system is down. The system is down. The system is down. In a way, analysts would. High-level behavior signals. Okay. No problem. Number one, evidence destruction.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What new revelations have emerged from Epstein's files?
0:00–0:36
2
Who are the high-profile figures named in Epstein's documents?
0:36–4:24
3
What is the significance of the sulfuric acid shipment to Epstein's island?
4:24–6:14
4
How did Epstein's sulfuric acid order raise suspicions?
6:14–10:19
5
What are the potential uses for sulfuric acid?
10:19–15:42
6
What are the implications of ordering sulfuric acid for criminal activities?
15:42–20:29
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