Virginia’s Monumental Impact

Is There No Decency Left?

Did Megyn Kelly, spouting the average conservative line, parrot that line by saying that it is okay for adults to have sex with 15-year-olds? Did she indicate that there are people in our country, whom she knows personally, who agree with her that “barely legal” sex with a minor is A-O-K? Did she agree that what Jeffrey Epstein did over decades, maybe, to a thousand girls, was nothing more than a lifestyle choice? That’s what Jeffrey Epstein believed.

Members of the Epstein culture: powerful people, the wealthy, the obscenely wealthy, and even corporations. They are a group of disgusting men and woman, usually leaders, and even children at times, who sexually prey on others, like wild animals do, except they torturously disable their victims using sex over and over again. Not unlike death by a million cuts. I will call them the JECs, the perverts who believed in and/or participated in Jeffrey Epstein’s culture. His worldview. JECs.

Because of them, our era will be known for the Seinfeld episode where up is down, black is white, good is bad and, of course, bad is good. Opposite World.

Republican leaders and Fox TV shit out stupid ideas like alternative facts are actual facts. Encouraging Americans to listen to politicians over scientists. That fetuses are now “unborn children.” That corporations are people despite no indication whatsoever that any such abstraction has a heartbeat. (Although if they were people, given their behavior towards actual people, they’d be psychopaths.)

And, top of all tops, that Trump is innocent of being a child predator in spite of all of his sexualizing of children all his life. On top of the many psychological disorders that comprises the character of our US President, I think psychiatrists would call Donald Trump’s behavior towards girls and young women pedophilic ideation.

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Open Secrets

Indoctrinating a child into a life of abuse usually starts within tribes, such as the Great American Tribe: you know, man/woman/2.5 kids. It affects both sexes and dramatically impacts children to believe that child abuse is “normal.” In their worlds it is. Predators are usually victims of childhood abuse themselves. Who knows why but it rarely, if ever, starts within tribes that practice alternative sexual lifestyles, such as LGBTQ folks and swingers. (Could somebody explain that, please!?)

What we certainly know by now is that it starts within dogmatic religions, in conservative circles, and authoritarian families. It starts square-one with our culture, wherein folks, like Megyn Kelly, simply don’t recognize the extremity of the damage that child abuse can do to an individual, regardless of age. However, it was what the infamous American pervert, Jeffrey Epstein, believed, according to Virginia Roberts Giuffre in her book, Nobody’s Girl.

I wanted to make this article all about her book. A review. But found that in writing this post I was steered more into talking about pedophilia than about Nobody’s Girl. I have personally witnessed some of the horror she went through, so I can relate to Virginia as only as survivor can. What’s in that book is psychologically horrifying, especially to those who’ve never experienced being so completely controlled by others that they develop some weird form of brain damage. As a result, survivors do see their worlds differently from average folks.

Virginia’s book is an insightful dive into sex abuse, trafficking, and pedophilia. It should be read as a reference point for survivors. However, most importantly, it should be read by every leader and politician no matter their level economic hierarchy.

As revealed over and over again to the general public, Epstein’s abuse of children was an open secret. Virginia wrote that Epstein would argue that pedophilia is just like homosexuality in that it is nothing more than an alternative lifestyle.

Adults in the room didn’t argue back. JECs were silent. Not even any of Epstein’s staff barked. No one told Epstein that this behavior was not normal. People, like Michael Woolf, Sarah Ferguson and Trumpstein himself, for example, each had some level of knowledge about what Epstein was doing to girls but all of them, and many more, did zilch as they looked head-on into its actual happening. Instead, they all sat on their asses “suspecting,” because, you know, the elite can’t be ruined, arrested, or killed for that.

The level of cognitive dissonance in an argument like that is extreme, which tells anyone who knows anything about pedophilia that Jeffrey Epstein was suffering from a pretty severe form of mental illness and that he may very well have been sexually abused himself as a child, which is not to excuse him. It’s to understand him.

This we know: Jeffrey Epstein wasn’t a sex offender for just a couple of decades. He was a sex offender for most of his life. His sister, Jane Epstein, was molested by him when she was only six. He was twelve.

To understand why is of major importance to children of abuse. What was behind Epstein’s interpretation of the world in which he lived, looking down on everyone below him, including other children and even his own sister? Survivors need to know what was the foundation of his warped view of sex.

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Prudes Versus Pervs

Being human (not a psychopath) means that you want to understand yourself and those around you. Survivors have a need to understand what Epstein did and to understand the lifestyle that is part of the culture of the obscenely wealthy. That had everything to do with what happened to them. That is why Epstein knew he could take these horrific actions against girls without a dash of consequence. He was protected by those who purported in public arenas to be prudes, when they were in fact perverts. Opposite World.

Children on the other hand, who find themselves exploited by wealthy and powerful people (and powerful looking parents), have a great need to understand why what happened to them happened. Traumatized children naturally seek understanding.

On November 18, 2025, representative Thomas Massie became our hero. He said that this case was “a complete and total failure of the justice system.” (11/18/25.) From what I’ve witnessed in my life, I’d say our justice system is totally whacked.

As Virginia eventually discovered, as do most victims of sex abuse, the perpetrators usually get away with it, especially if they have money and especially if they have power. The survivors got what they needed from Congress on 11/18: Permission to confront these perverts to find out why.

Human rights needs to be as important to Americans as the Golden Rule, a rule without religion and without any basis in law. Just a rule that good folks follow. Just a rule that most folks adhere to. The unspoken and simple rule that ADULTS SHALL NOT MOLEST ANYBODY UNDER 18.

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Why So Many Pedophiles?

Pedophilia, as in all sex abuse, has been a part of human culture going back through hundreds of thousands of years, long before we established Time After as Anno Domini (AD). Fast forward to today, and you’ll see that it is still with us. It is widespread.

Acceptance of pedophilia in our cultures is documented in the Bible and by Marquis de Sade. It was with us in the barbaric cultures of medieval times. It has been existent in Catholic cultures too, all the way back to the building of the Vatican and its tunnels. In news reports and TV programs, it is still documented as happening today — and with extraordinary regularity — I may add. (And, I must add as well: Religion alone is the origin of a hell of lot of cases of child sex abuse. Prove me wrong.)

In her book, Virginia documented that it has existed in wealth and power cultures throughout the world for “far longer” than anyone had ever thought, which, if I may be painfully honest, is a typical response from those who are able to — but choose not to — do anything about it.

Children, especially female children, are looked down on, both literally and figuratively, as inferior. Children, even when they are right and certainly more honest than adults, are generally not believed when such horror is presented to an adult, at least not at first.

Certain folks condition or indoctrinate our children into mystical beliefs and fantasies about things that happen and the way our world works instead of ensuring they know reality. We allow our government bodies and conservative politicians to take away information, books, and imagination from them via our educational system.

I know that’s not the way it used to be in our country. I, for example, in the 70s, learned about sex by going to my library and pulling all the “sex” books off the shelves, spreading them out on a table, and learning the truth. I did this largely because no one discussed it. It was taboo. Our culture created the paradigms that contributed to the unbelievable lack of sex and biology knowledge by so very many Americans.

Yes, we have become serious prudes when it comes to information regarding any aspect of sex and biology. We still don’t recognize the harm in not sharing that information with our children. Oftentimes this happens because of adults who themselves are not be able to handle the reality of life on this pale blue dot we call Earth. So when these little adults encounter the bad ones among us, they are left in the lurch, unless another adult does something about it. Too often, adults don’t.

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The Truth About Childhood Sexual Abuse

The mind of an adult after suffering from childhood sexual abuse is different from all other minds. Like most child sex abuse victims, the horror starts within the family, the Great American Tribe. Virginia’s father and his friend raped her long before she ever met Jeffrey and Ghislaine. By doing so, repeatedly, they indoctrinated her into thinking something was normal about this perversion. Black is white. Opposite World.

One of the most ignorant things one can ask a child sex victim is, “Why, after being sexually abused, did you go back?” Virginia explains that she was abused the first time by Epstein and Maxwell, then went back a second time to El Brillo Way, Epstein’s Florida home. “‘As an adult, I know it’s right to run,” … “but as a kid who had been through what I’d been through in my life already, I guess the last thought that I had was, “Well, this is what life’s about.'” (p. 309.) Does a statement like that sound radically off-key to anybody? Doctors?

Scientists say that in childhood, our brains are developing. Child sex abuse will change that development. It will change the victim’s brain and neural connections. For a victim of child sex abuse, those connections may say white when things are black. Opposite World.

Survivors’ brains may say think when all they are are able to do is blank out, that is, disassociate from whatever is happening. The victim may think unwanted sex but their predators say love, sort of like Stockholm Syndrome crossed with Traumatic Brain Injury. It explains why children who are sexually abused will be more likely to be sexually victimized again in their lifetimes. This was Virginia to a T.

Virginia was hopeful that she could make a dent against pedophilia and child sex trafficking in her lifetime. Little did she know that all of her work led to a monumental impact against all such abuse and especially against those who most truly deserve it, the JECs.

Sky Roberts, Virginia’s brother, said she made a “monumental impact” in bringing forth this international sex ring. Yes, she did! She uncovered the most massive child sex trafficking case in all of human history.

Her book, an incomparable memoir, will forever be making a monumental impact on girls, increasing our safety far into the future. And her symbolic presence in Washington DC on November 18, 2025 via her brother Sky. That was the most monumental.

Like the holocaust, we must never forget what happened to Epstein’s survivors. We must engage ourselves, however, in the good fight. The one that humanely puts down this scrouge while uplifting all victims of abuse. The fact of the matter is that pedophilia and sex trafficking continues to happen today to children all over the world. Like eradicating lead poisoning, we have a great societally need to make it stop.