Epstein Saga linked Internationally to espionage?

 Hey, y'all, Dumble-Nuts here, trying to work through about 5 days of #5-6 levels of pain, drugs notwithstanding.

So...Epstein.

Being a retired Radio Operator for the Military, I may have a little insight into report(s) coming out of the USA about Epstein's Ranch communications systems.

It seems he had built and installed his own Microwave Tower to create his own system totally outside of the Internet.  He also ensured that the connecting towers were near Sandia National Laboratories and Los Alamos Laboratories.

I'm not going to flog a dead horse here.  I'll just have some stupid AI bundle the facts together in a nice little package for me to present to you folks. 

Here we go. Just the facts, ma'am.

Recent investigations into Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico property, Zorro Ranch, have highlighted the existence of a high-level, private communications infrastructure, raising concerns about surveillance and secure, unmonitored data transfer. 

 

Private Microwave Communication Link

• System Capabilities: The ranch maintained a private, bidirectional microwave communication link designed to operate entirely outside of commercial internet infrastructure.
  
  
• Data Security: This system acted as a dedicated two-way data channel, ensuring that traffic could not be easily monitored, intercepted, or logged by third parties.
  
  
• Nuclear Lab Connection: Investigations have linked this system to towers near Sandia National Laboratories, positioned strategically between Sandia and Los Alamos labs. This proximity has raised suspicions regarding potential surveillance of U.S. nuclear weapon facilities.
  
  
• Active Status: Despite the 2023 sale of the property to new owner Donald Huffines, FCC records indicate that the licenses for this link, originally granted in 2016 during Epstein's ownership, remain active. 

Context and Concerns

• Surveillance Potential: Experts note that the communication system mirrors the type of infrastructure used by intelligence and defense agencies, prompting concerns about its original purpose and its continued operation.
  
  
• Ongoing Investigations: The New Mexico Department of Justice and state lawmakers have reopened investigations into Zorro Ranch, fueled by the revelations about this technology and new claims regarding illicit activities.
  
  
• Ownership Transition: The ranch, a 7,600-acre property near Santa Fe, was sold to Texas businessman Donald Huffines in 2023.