Court papers say Epstein was helping Mandelson until at least 2011 – 3yrs after child sex conviction

Peter Mandelson was ‘withdrawn’ last week by Keir Starmer as UK ambassador to the US, a day after Mandelson stood up in from of MPs and said he had confidence in Mandelson – and at least two days after Starmer and his Downing Street team were notified that revelations were breaking showing just how gushingly close Mandelson was to serial child-rapist Jeffrey Epstein.

Epstein-Mandelson: more revelations

Despite Epstein’s 2008 conviction for paedophilia and the charges against him when he died in prison – with the US government claiming suicide and doctoring video evidence of the night of his death – Mandelson, who remains on the government payroll but may sue for wrongful dismissal, insists that Epstein was not a paedophile.

Now, an examination of court papers by a UK left-wing activist has confirmed that, according to evidence submitted in a 2023 court case, Mandelson remained close to Epstein three years after Epstein’s first paedophilia conviction – close enough that Epstein continued to ‘connect’ high-powered bankers, including JP Morgan, with Mandelson along with the likes of Prince Andrew, Bill Gates, wanted Israeli war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu and others:

In fact, the close relationship continued until at least 2013. Mandelson claims he ‘regrets’ ever meeting Epstein and has denied having a ‘business’ relationship with him, but leaked emails earlier this month showed him still turning to Epstein for help and advice in 2013, five years after Epstein’s first paedophilia conviction.

But the new 2011 revelations show just how deep – and ‘business’ – the relationship was.

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