What I do know is that Epstein and his buddies victimized underage girls. Some of the girls they may have just paid off, I don't know. I have read accounts that Epstein and his cronies used force and intimidation against some of the young girls they victimized, threatening them and their family member with death.
And you know who proved me wrong? Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Alan Dershowitz and Prince Andrew, and quite a few others if the prosecutors have the balls to go after all of Epstein's clients, and not just Epstein (not holding my breath here). I think some of you may see where this is going. Of course wealthy men who craved harems would just pay women to play the role of sex slaves. It's almost always the prostitute or her pimp, if anyone, who gets prosecuted. And it's very rare that the purchases of sex services gets prosecuted at all. This makes so much sense! Why would a wealthy person risk going to prison for years by kidnapping or physically harming women when he could get plenty of women to be in his harem by offering them what amounted to chump change for him? True, prostitution is illegal, but not on the level that kidnapping and harming women is illegal. I was interested in the movies because they used a plot device that's common in Internet harem fantasies: a shadowy network of wealthy, types get beautiful young women into their network and try to make them into sex slaves, either unwillingly or reluctantly.īut “Passion Network” and "Vicious Circles” are a step up on most Internet harem stories, because the harem girls in both films become harem girls for money rather than out of fear of being killed or maimed, or because they're being physically imprisoned and have no choice, as is generally the case in the Internet fantasies. A few years ago I wrote reviews of two Skinamax movies, Passion Network and Vicious Circles.
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