Cindy McCain on Jeffrey Epstein : "We all knew what he (Epstein) was doing.

Cindy McCain on Jeffrey Epstein :
"We all knew what he (Epstein) was doing.
Even a girl at my daughter's High School was one of his victims. That's how close to home it was."Show more

- Cemex : Partnership in Clinton Global Initiative & YUGE donor to the Clinton Foundation.

- Cemex linked to Haiti through Clinton Foundation

- CEMEX Rothschild Ownership, connected to Tucson Arizona Child Trafficking camp in the Gateway Pundit article above, the land was owned by Cemex, in a city where Jonathan Rothschild was Mayor. How odd...

- John McCain's foundation reportedly has been the highest recipient of donations from Cemex & wouldn't you know it...

- McCain Institute : partnered with Arizona State University - Combatting Human Trafficking : Also partnered with THORN :
Ashton Kutcher & Demi Moore - Founders of THORN - Ashton's current little Ukrainian wife Mila Kunis was going nuts on social media & can't shut her suck-hole about funding & protecting Ukraine.

Ashton Kutcher is a Human Trafficking Advisory Council Member, in which Ashton spoke in a hearing on Capitol Hill in Feb. 2017 on the reality of human trafficking in the United States.

I'll be damned, we're coming full circle in today's ⏳.

https://mccaininstitute.org/resources/reports/thorn-digital-defenders-of-children/

John McCain Institute Board of Trustees is Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild of Bronfman/E.L.Rothschild, so there's another Bronfman NVIVM Sex Trafficking angle.

https://mccaininstitute.org/about/leadership/lynn-forester-de-rothschild/

McCain’s legacy at Arizona State University was said by then to be one of philanthropy & service, donating MILLIONS of dollars, in which Arizona State University paid The Clinton Foundation $500K for an event.
Money changing hands, laundered through the university? 🤔

https://azcentral.com/story/news/arizona/politics/2015/06/01/asu-clinton-foundation-event/27808517/

Cemex : Northern California region's Vice President / General Manager, Robert Cutter, just happened to get his degree at Arizona state University