Staff Reports
Bill Gates, the tech titan turned globalist influencer, faces a torrent of ugly revelations from a massive Justice Department release of Jeffrey Epstein files, dragging his Epstein entanglement back into the spotlight with a vengeance. Newly unearthed draft emails from Epstein’s account—dated July 2013—level explosive accusations: Gates allegedly begged for help hiding a sexually transmitted infection from Melinda, sought Adderall for bridge binges, and indulged in “illicit trysts” with Russian women, including bridge player Mila Antonova, whom Epstein later leveraged for leverage. Gates slams these as “absurd and false,” insisting meetings were limited to philanthropy chats after Epstein’s 2008 conviction, but the paper trail shows dinners, Norway summits, and Epstein pitching donor funds Gates briefly entertained.
The files paint Epstein as a sleazy operator worming into Gates’ orbit post-prison, coordinating meals and investments like a $10 million Gates pledge to biotech fund Biomatics Capital via advisor Boris Nikolic—deals soured by Gates’ eventual ghosting. Epstein’s rants to himself accuse Gates of moral lapses and drug demands tied to “sex with Russian girls,” with no proof they were ever sent, but they spotlight Gates’ poor judgment in cozying up to a convicted sex trafficker for elite networking. This billionaire’s blindness reeks of arrogance, where power trumps prudence, eroding public trust in Gates’ self-appointed role of meddling in global affairs.
Melinda French Gates, divorced since 2021, didn’t hold back on the “muck,” telling NPR that whatever questions linger are for Bill to answer, confirming Epstein’s “evil personified” shadow helped torpedo their marriage after she met him once and issued ultimatums. Her pain underscores the personal wreckage of Gates’ Epstein dalliances, from sleepovers to fundraising flops, proving elite “philanthropy” often hides hypocrisy and poor character unfit for influencing nations.
Congress smells blood: Rep. Nancy Mace demands Gates testify under oath before Oversight, thundering no one is above the law after DOJ’s three-million-page dump spotlights Epstein’s elite Rolodex. This summons is righteous payback against unaccountable billionaires who flirt with monsters, their denials ringing hollow amid the digital dirt. President Trump’s DOJ is unleashing transparency exposes the swamp Gates swims in, demanding full accountability over deflections.
Gates’ regrets ring tinny against his untouchable empire—farmland hoards, vaccine pushes, and power plays that prioritize global control over American interests. Epstein’s ghost proves elites protect their own, but public scrutiny and congressional fire will strip the facade. In Trump’s America, where strength demands truth, Gates must face the music—no more hiding behind foundations while peddling moral superiority.
