Robert Maxwell ‘threatened Mossad’ and ‘he was passed away’

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Robert Maxwell was Ghislaine Maxwell’s father. Epstein saying ‘he was passed away’ in the subject heading must mean Robert Maxwell was murdered for threatening Mossad, a fate which may have befallen Epstein himself. The recent release of Epstein files amply reveals the violence and depravity of the group of Jewish Supremists Epstein consorted with. USA Congress publicly and shamelessly bows and scrapes before Netanyahu whenever he visits. Christian Zionists (the majority of whom are victims of JS infiltration and mind-control) falsely believe the Bible says Jews are superior to them and must be worshipped. ‘Judeo-Christian values’ is and has always been a JS mind-control psyop. The Catholic Church has for centuries been infiltrated by JS. It is very plausible that Christianity itself was created by Jewish (and Roman Flavian) Supremists to control the Roman Empire. ABN

The Flavian Dynasty ruled the Roman Empire from 69 to 96 CE, marking the second imperial dynasty after the Julio-Claudians. It consisted of three emperors: Vespasian, who founded the dynasty; his son Titus; and his younger son Domitian. The dynasty rose to power during the Year of the Four Emperors (69 CE), a period of civil war following Nero’s death. After Galba and Otho died, Vitellius became emperor, but he was defeated by Vespasian’s forces at the Second Battle of Bedriacum.  Vespasian entered Rome on December 20, 69 CE, and was declared emperor by the Senate the next day. 

Flavius Josephus was a first-century Jewish historian and military leader born as Yosef ben Mattityahu in Jerusalem around AD 37.  He became a prominent figure in Roman history after surrendering to the Roman forces during the First Jewish–Roman War, particularly after the siege of Yodfat in AD 67. His claim of a divine prophecy that Vespasian would become emperor—later fulfilled when Vespasian rose to power in AD 69—secured his release and marked his transition from a Jewish commander to a Roman ally. In AD 71, following Vespasian’s ascension, Josephus was granted Roman citizenship and adopted the Flavian family name, becoming Flavius Josephus—a common practice for freedmen and new citizens under Roman patronage.