Jeffrey Epstein's Drama of the Superior Gene

The money grab under cover of Covid

• Epstein story is getting out of proportion, legacy press suddenly interested

• Now that the hyped 'client list' is splitting the ranks of MAGA

• Hyper-financialised world, in which intelligence assets direct investment

See Part One: Jeffrey Epstein's Second Vanishing & the spirit of Robert Maxwell (Jul 12, 2025)
Part Two: Jeffrey Epstein's Place In The Great Game - Part Two: From Robert Maxwell to the War On Terror (Jul 17, 2025)

Related:
Maxwell Case: Surveilled And Silenced —Twitter censors trial coverage as FBI connections broached (Dec 10, 2021)
Lieber Case: Crossed Wires & Parallel Lines — Part 1: Nanoscientist's case quarantined, despite Maxwell-Epstein links (Dec 17, 2021)
Lieber Case: Filling In The Blanks — Part 2: Double agent or compromised? Chemist finds himself in no-man’s land (Dec 24, 2021)
The CIA And The Elephant In The Room - Agency's role exposed by colluding with Fauci on Covid origins (Oct 02, 2023)

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King of the shadows, nano bot purveyor cited by Gates... Charles Lieber

July 22, 2025

In Part One we looked at the Jeffrey Epstein's connection to the larger-than-life Robert Maxwell, and in Part Two Epstein's shared connection to arms trafficking, namely Iran-Contra. Now we turn to his interest in science and in particular his sponsorship of genomics.

Epstein gave millions of dollars to scientific research, often supplementing funding from branches of the U.S. government — the Department of Defence, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity, and the National Institutes of Health.

Recipients included George Church, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School and professor of health sciences and technology at Harvard and MIT. Church has proposed a dating app that would give people their ideal genetic match.

In 2016 Dr Church, a pioneer of DNA mapping and gene editing, organised a secretive conference. The topic was creating an artificial human genome, an organism’s complete set of DNA.

Researcher Alina Chan would describe her efforts to construct and test an artificial human chromosome. The hush-hush nature of the meeting drew criticism for "discussing ethically sensitive issues behind closed doors."

Church is perhaps the most prominent scientist to receive grants from Epstein (those that are known, date from 2005-07). He met Epstein several times a year, which continued after Epstein's conviction in 2008.

These meetings were often with Church’s colleague Martin Nowak, Harvard professor of biology and mathematics and director of the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics. Epstein seemed interested in the science of life’s origins and mathematically modelling the evolution of viruses, Church said.

Epstein had pledged a total of $30 million dollars to Harvard. He delivered on about $9 million, a lavish sum compared with usual research grants.

Another leading Harvard professor was Charles Lieber who patented "virus sized transistors."

Bill Gates has specifically cited nano lipid particles (NLP) - or the envelopes that protect the spike protein - as a key part of the mRNA injectables, precisely the area of Lieber's research.

Lieber would be arrested in late Jan 2020 for not disclosing his work with the Chinese government while applying for grants from the U.S. government.

He was also, allegedly without Harvard's knowledge, director of the Joint Nano Key Lab with the Wuhan University of Technology.

See Lieber Case: Crossed Wires and Parallel Lines — Part 1: Nanoscientist's case is quarantined, despite Maxwell-Epstein links (Dec 17, 2021)
Lieber Case: Filling In The Blanks — Part 2: Double agent or compromised? Chemist finds himself in no-man’s land (Dec 24, 2021)

Distilled, these fields of research represent the transhuman and eugenic, conducted often in a secretive manner, shielded from public and sometimes government eyes, and financed privately through endowments.

Money and influence

The person who through ambition or inheritance acquires great wealth is not expected to be the best-read in the room. That's why historically they basked in the reflection of those who attended their salons. That's why they support creatives and scientists through philanthropy.

Money is worthless until it borrows form, and acquires beauty, depth, speed or distance and, in turn, gains the buyer exhilaration or peace.