Jeffrey Epstein’s Mentor, Leslie Wexner, Claims He Is Possessed by a Demon.

– In 1985, Leslie Wexner, the chairman of The Limited (now L Brands), began a public relations campaign to build up his public persona through fawning media profiles.

– The New York Magazine article from 1985 describes Wexner as being afflicted by a “dybbuk” – a malicious, disembodied spirit in Jewish folklore that he claims has been with him since childhood.

– Wexner personifies this “dybbuk” as a demon that constantly troubles and compels him, driving him to accumulate more wealth and power.

– Wexner’s description of the dybbuk suggests he may suffer from some form of mental disorder with two distinct personalities battling within him.

– Despite openly discussing this “dybbuk”, Wexner has gone on to have a massive influence on Jewish communities in the U.S. and beyond through his philanthropy.

– Wexner’s close association with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted pedophile and sex trafficker, raises questions about whether Wexner’s “dybbuk” may have drawn him to Epstein and his crimes.

– Wexner’s use of the term “dybbuk” is significant, as he could have chosen to frame the entity as a more benevolent spiritual guide instead.

– Wexner’s public persona and philanthropic efforts may be at odds with the darker aspects of his psyche that he openly acknowledges.

– The lack of scrutiny around Wexner’s role in shaping the American Jewish community, given his claims about being guided by a “dybbuk”, is noteworthy.

– The article is an excerpt from the book  “One Nation Under Blackmail” by Whitney Webb.

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