The Epstein Scandal: The Banks That Bankrolled the Monster Still Running the Federal Reserve

 The Epstein Scandal: The Banks That Bankrolled the Monster Are the Same Ones Still Running the Federal Reserve Bank of New York

 

Enough. It’s time to shout the truth that reeks of corruption all the way to the heavens. 

 

While millions of Americans struggle to pay mortgages and bills, while Jeffrey Epstein’s victims — those raped, trafficked, and destroyed young girls — still wait for real justice, the very banks that kept the accounts of America’s most protected pedophile sit at the head table of the world’s financial masters: the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. 

 

Yes, exactly them. The same banks that turned a blind eye (actually both eyes) to billions of dirty Epstein dollars. 

 

 JPMorgan Chase. Deutsche Bank. Bank of America. Morgan Stanley. Goldman Sachs. 

 

These five institutions — all official Primary Dealers of the New York Fed — managed Epstein’s accounts, wire transfers, cash withdrawals, and secret trusts for years. Even after his 2008 conviction. Even after the public accusations. Even after the whole world knew.

 

 JPMorgan treated Epstein as a “premium client” from 1998 to 2013, processing thousands of suspicious transactions worth over a billion dollars — wires straight to Eastern European girls, private islands, mysterious payments. They only dropped him when it got too embarrassing, but they happily pocketed the fees for fifteen years.  

 

Deutsche Bank opened up to 40 new accounts after JPMorgan bailed, happily serving the monster right up to 2019. 

 

Money, money, money. No uncomfortable questions.

 

 Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs all appear in the 2026 Epstein files with accounts, trusts and operations that scream cover-up. And every single one of them quietly settled for billions with victims and regulators… without ever admitting guilt. Because rules are only for the little people.  

 

And here comes the part that makes you want to vomit. These exact same banks are still Primary Dealers of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York — that ultra-exclusive club (now 26 members after the 2026 additions) that gets to:

 

• Buy and sell U.S. Treasuries directly with the Fed
• Bid at Treasury auctions before anyone else
• Receive unlimited liquidity from the world’s most powerful money printer
• Literally shape the monetary policy that decides whether your house gains or loses value overnight

The New York Fed building is literally blocks from Wall Street. Same neighborhood, same restaurants, same parties, same revolving door: Fed officials become bank executives, bank executives become Fed officials — all with eight-figure paychecks. It’s an incestuous, bulletproof, untouchable system. While Epstein was “suicided” in jail (or maybe helped to disappear — who really believes the official story anymore?), these banks kept raking in billions doing business with the U.S. government. 

 

They got bailed out in 2008, infinite liquidity during COVID, and today they still enjoy privileges no normal citizen will ever have: direct access to money created from nothing. 

  

This is the REAL scandal of the 2026 Epstein files. 

 

Not just the celebrity names who flew to the island. The real outrage is that the banks that made the entire operation possible — the ones that laundered the money, looked the other way, and protected the network — are the same ones still controlling America’s monetary policy today. And nobody touches them. No CEOs in handcuffs. No Primary Dealer status revoked. Just billion-dollar settlements paid with the interest YOU pay on your mortgage. 

 

Decades ago, a lone Chicago activist named Sherman Skolnick saw this rot coming.  

 

Paralyzed by polio since childhood, he founded the Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts in 1963 — a scrappy volunteer group that exposed massive judicial corruption in Illinois. Skolnick forced the resignation of two Illinois Supreme Court justices for taking bribes (stock in a bank involved in a case they ruled on), helped send former Gov. Otto Kerner to prison for bribery, and uncovered ties between crooked judges, banks, and political machines. 

 

He wrote books like Ahead of the Parade calling out fraud in the press, the banks, the bench, and the bar. The establishment called him a conspiracy theorist and tried to jail him for contempt — but time and again, his accusations were proven right. Skolnick was right then about the courts being bought and paid for. And he would be screaming today: the corruption didn’t stop at state level — it went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, the Federal Reserve, and the Epstein-enabling banks that still sit at the table. 

 

Shame. Eternal shame. 

 

 And now, right after the Supreme Court’s disgraceful ruling on tariffs — a decision that protects the exact same globalist banking cartel Epstein relied on — the mask has completely fallen off. Some of the justices involved have documented connections to the Epstein network exposed in the 2026 files. 

 

At the same time, powerful pharmaceutical CEOs — who also appear in those same documents — have clear financial interests in keeping the old system untouched.This is exactly why Donald Trump has been right all along.This is the Deep State in plain sight.
This is the rigged system he has fought since day one.

 
This is why America First is not a slogan — it’s a survival imperative. It’s time to say ENOUGH to this rotten-to-the-core system.

 

• Revoke Primary Dealer status for every bank named in the Epstein files
• Launch real, independent investigations (no captured prosecutors)
• End the revolving door between the Fed and Wall Street forever
• Deliver real justice for the victims — not another pile of redacted documents

Because if the banks that funded Jeffrey Epstein can still sit at the New York Fed table like nothing happened, then American democracy is nothing but a fairy tale for suckers.And we are no longer suckers. 

 

 Trump 2028. Drain the Swamp — for real this time.

September 11, 2001: Destruction of Financial Accountability

Investigative Briefing: Destruction of Financial Evidence on September 11, 2001

1.0 Introduction: Scope and Objective

This briefing provides a consolidated analysis of the destruction of critical financial audit and enforcement records at the Pentagon and World Trade Center 7 (WTC 7) on September 11, 2001. The objective is to serve as a reference for investigators by outlining the specific government functions, active case files, and evidence infrastructure that were physically eliminated, based exclusively on the provided source material. The analysis focuses on the functional impact of this loss on national financial oversight.

2.0 The Pentagon: Decapitation of the Financial Audit Function

The strike on the Pentagon occurred at a moment of critical strategic importance for the Department of Defense's financial management. The attack coincided with the peak of the fiscal year-end accounting cycle and followed the Department's public admission of significant, unresolved financial discrepancies.

Event Timeline and Context

• September 10, 2001: Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced that the Department of Defense (DoD) could not trace $2.3 trillion in transactions, categorized as "unsupported adjustments."

• September 11, 2001 (9:37 AM): American Airlines Flight 77 struck Wedge 1 of the Pentagon, the section housing the primary teams tasked with resolving these financial discrepancies.

Analysis of the Target: Wedge 1

The impact zone was not a random administrative area; it contained the specific units responsible for the Army's financial reconciliation. The affected personnel were non-uniformed DoD financial management specialists. The strike exclusively targeted the civilian component responsible for financial reconciliation, not uniformed command staff. The primary units affected were:

• Resource Services Washington (RSW): The accountants managing the financial operations of the Army.

• The Army Budget Office (ABO): The analysts preparing the Army’s annual budget and tasked with reconciling the very "unsupported adjustments" that constituted the $2.3 trillion discrepancy announced the prior day.

The unique structural characteristics of Wedge 1 were a critical factor in the event's outcome. It was the only section of the building that had been fully renovated and reinforced. Key features included:

• A newly installed steel superstructure.

• Kevlar catch mesh lining the interior walls.

• Blast-resistant glazing on all windows.

Consequences and Functional Impact

The structural reinforcements, while preventing a wider collapse, transformed the impact zone into a "contained furnace." The blast-resistant windows and Kevlar mesh prevented the explosion from venting outward, containing the intense heat and pressure. This effect guaranteed the thermal destruction of all paper records, magnetic media, and electronic equipment within the impact zone.

The event resulted in the decapitation of the Army's financial management cadre and the erasure of the institutional memory underpinning its accounting systems. The physical destruction of the unfinished reconciliation work for Fiscal Year 2001 was total. Ultimately, the strike did not destroy a building so much as it destroyed a critical government function—the Pentagon's primary internal audit and financial reconciliation capability. This loss of the audit function was compounded by the simultaneous destruction of the enforcement evidence needed to act on such audits.

3.0 World Trade Center 7: Erasure of Federal Enforcement Archives

World Trade Center 7 (WTC 7) was a critical, centralized hub for federal law enforcement and regulatory oversight. The building housed the physical evidence and working files for hundreds of high-stakes financial and criminal investigations, making its destruction an event of profound consequence for federal enforcement capabilities.

Event Timeline and Context

WTC 7 collapsed at 5:20 PM on September 11, 2001. According to the source material, no aircraft struck the building, and debris from the collapse of the Twin Towers did not cause its structural compromise.

Inventory of Destroyed Investigative Records by Agency

The collapse resulted in the systemic erasure of the physical evidence underpinning hundreds of active federal investigations into financial crime and corruption. The following is an inventory of the key agencies and the documented records lost.

3.1 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) - Floors 11, 12, 13

This location served as the SEC's Northeast Regional Office, the primary enforcement arm for Wall Street. The collapse destroyed the physical evidence repository for hundreds of active cases.

• General Evidence Lost: Trading tickets, deposition notes, whistleblower statements, internal memos, email printouts, and physical "redweld" folders containing active fraud case files.

• Major Investigations Compromised:

    ◦ Enron: Files related to investigations into "enabler banks." The source clarifies the significance: "Enron did not collapse merely because executives lied; it collapsed because banks structured the lies." The destroyed files centered on Citigroup's "prepay" transactions, which functioned as disguised loans.

    ◦ WorldCom: Emails documenting improper coordination between analysts at Salomon Smith Barney and WorldCom executives.

    ◦ IPO Spinning: Physical allocation ledgers detailing how preferential IPO shares were distributed to executives in exchange for investment banking business.

Critically, the SEC was later forced to request that companies under investigation "resubmit documents lost in the collapse." The source notes that compliance with these requests was selective.

3.2 Secret Service - Floors 9, 10

This office housed the El Dorado Task Force, described as the premier money-laundering investigation unit in the United States.

• Evidence Lost: Surveillance logs, the identities of confidential informants, seized counterfeit series-1934 instruments, seized bearer bonds, and financial maps tracing cartel intermediaries.

3.3 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) - Floors 24, 25

This was the location of the IRS Regional Counsel, the legal division supporting IRS Criminal Investigations.

• Files Lost: Litigation files for major tax shelter cases, corporate audit strategies, and internal legal memoranda related to high-value enforcement actions.

3.4 Other Federal and Private Entities

A number of other key entities lost critical records and operational facilities in the collapse of WTC 7.

Entity	Description of Records/Function Lost
CIA	Covert New York Station (Floor 25).
EEOC	Over 10,000 civil rights case files (Floor 18).
Salomon Smith Barney (Citigroup)	Internal corporate records of a firm actively under SEC investigation (Floors 15–17, 28–45).

4.0 Consolidated Impact Assessment: The Simultaneous Loss of Oversight

The strategic significance of these events lies not merely in each individual loss, but in the simultaneous and complementary nature of the destruction. On a single day, the Department of Defense's primary financial audit function was physically eliminated, while Wall Street's primary regulatory enforcement archive was erased.

Summary of Key Functions and Evidence Infrastructure Lost on September 11, 2001

• Pentagon Financial Audit Capability: The Army's dedicated team of accountants and budget analysts, along with their institutional knowledge and FY2001 reconciliation work.

• SEC Enforcement Archive: The primary physical evidence repository for the SEC's Northeast Regional Office, including hundreds of active Wall Street fraud investigations.

• IRS Litigation Hub: The case files and legal strategies for the IRS Regional Counsel's criminal tax investigations.

• Secret Service Money Laundering Evidence Vault: The surveillance logs, informant identities, seized instruments, and financial network maps of the El Dorado Task Force.

• Specific Investigative Paper Trails: Key evidence for major corporate fraud cases including Enron, WorldCom, and illegal IPO spinning practices involving Citigroup.

Analysis of Consequences for Financial Accountability

The consolidated loss of these distinct but related capabilities created what the source material describes as a "de facto amnesty event for financial crime." The destruction of both the Pentagon's internal auditors and Wall Street's external regulators on the same day created a profound "evidence vacuum." This is starkly illustrated by the fact that the SEC was forced to ask the subjects of its own investigations to voluntarily resubmit incriminating documents, a process with limited success.

The consolidated impact was the systemic dismantling of the nation's financial oversight architecture. The morning's decapitation of the Pentagon's audit function was followed by the afternoon's erasure of Wall Street's enforcement archives. This sequence neutralized the primary mechanisms of financial accountability at the exact moment a new era of unprecedented military expenditure was initiated.