Food For Thought: Ties to secret agent Jeffrey Epstein are vast and wide – Hip Hop culture was shaped from the top down.

"The deeper you trace these connections, the more it looks like the culture was shaped from the top down by people who operated in secrecy and never faced consequences. And when the same people own the infrastructure, what's left untouched is not just truth, it's the public's ability to see the world clearly."

Investigative journalist Whitney Webb showcases the interconnections in the Jeffrey Epstein's world of spies, intelligence agencies, organized crimes and politics. It also reveals the greed for power, control and money is everywhere and there are people and groups who are willing to do anything even at the expense of the human race or humanity entirely.

"A small group of billionaires with darker plans rewired the culture industry, and no one even noticed.

"In the early 1990s, Leslie Wexner and Charles Bronfman were involved in forming the Mega Group, a discreet alliance of billionaires with far-reaching influence.

"Members like Lawrence Tisch held corporate control over media giants such as CBS, which included Columbia Records and a network of subsidiaries. The Bronfman family acquired major music and entertainment companies including Warner Brothers, MCA, Def Jam, Polygram, and Interscope, concentrating unprecedented control of cultural production into a few connected hands.

"Whitney believes that many of these individuals had documented ties to intelligence services and organized crime, and in Wexner’s case, a deeply entangled relationship with Jeffrey Epstein that involved financial power and legal authority.

"The deeper these affiliations are traced, the clearer it becomes that the consolidation of the entertainment industry was not merely a business trend but part of a broader architecture of influence. The same people shaping the culture were embedded in system of secrecy, surveillance, and coercion, and their influence has not gone away."

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