Bill Gates’ Longtime Ties to Jeffrey Epstein Exposed in New Book

When the Jeffrey Epstein debacle broke, everyone knew that he had ties to Bill Gates.

Gates, however, downplayed the relationship, saying that they had dinner a few times and nothing more.

Bill Gates’ ex offered up a different tale, citing the relationship as something that started to drive a wedge between them. During one interview, Gates’ ex-wife stated, “I did not like that he had meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, no. I made that clear to him.”

A new book is offering even more insight into the Gates-Epstein friendship.

More Than Friends

Gates longed for a Nobel Peace Prize, and no matter how much money he had, that prize was not going to be bought.

It is allegedly for that reason that Gates buddied up to Epstein, who had an inside track of members of the Nobel committee.

Epstein and Gates first started developing their friendship back in 2010.

They met regarding The Giving Pledge, a campaign started by Warren Buffett for the richest people in the country to donate the majority of their fortunes to charity.

It was during this time that Gates often referred to Epstein as his “buddy.”

Now, this was several years after Epstein took a plea deal in 2008 for procuring underage girls for the purpose of prostitution, but that mattered little to Gates.

No, he wanted Epstein’s contact Thorbjørn Jagland, then the chair of the Nobel Peace Prize committee, and Terje Rød-Larsen — an influential Norwegian diplomat who helped negotiate the Oslo Accords.

Rød-Larsen was later ousted from his post after it was revealed that he was taking money from Epstein to help support his work.

Gates, of course, has denied the reports in the book, stating, “The book includes highly sensationalized allegations and outright falsehoods that ignore the actual documented facts our office provided to the author on numerous occasions.”

Believe who you want on this one, but Gates’ image has taken some considerable hits and I simply do not believe a word coming out of his mouth at this time.

Oh, how I wish Epstein would have lived long enough to tell his tale.