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> People know about the escorts because he asked for help getting STD drugs from Epstein. Technically, this was something Epstein alleged in an email to himsel
by _zagj 7mo ago
> People know about the escorts because he asked for help getting STD drugs from Epstein.
Technically, this was something Epstein alleged in an email to himself, one that he never sent to Gates, but apparently contemplated sending, after Gates broke off their relationship. It does call into question how many escorts he had affairs with, though. He publicly only acknowledges two, one with a Russian bridge player (who took selfies with Ana Chapman (!)), and another with a Russian nuclear physicist: https://nypost.com/2026/02/25/us-news/inside-bill-gates-sordid-affair-with-epstein-linked-russian-mila-antonova/ https://nypost.com/2026/02/25/us-news/inside-bill-gates-sord...
- Bender 7mo agoTechnically, this was something Epstein alleged in an email to himself, one that he never sent to Gates, but apparently contemplated sending, after Gates broke off their relationship. Thankyou for the correction. I forgot that was a draft from Jefferey.
- _zagj 7mo agoBeing a draft, it deprived Gates any opportunity to respond, so it's possible Epstein was playing "4D Chess" and planting defamatory disinfo in anticipation that his emails would be subpoenaed in some civil suit and leaked to the public, but that seems much less likely than Epstein boorishly bringing up an unpleasant episode that in fact did happen to use as emotional leverage over gates. (Epstein was known to be very pushy.) It's also crazy to see a man like Bill Gates willingly compromise himself in this manner. Even setting aside the Epstein affiliation, did the Russian spy angle just not occur to him?
- hulitu 7mo ago> Even setting aside the Epstein affiliation, did the Russian spy angle just not occur to him? Ha, ha. Imagine a Russian women doing "something" to Gates and whispering in his ear: Can you tell me some undocumented Windows functions ? Or asking him what else did he found in garbage cans (ah, sorry, recycle bins) at Xerox.