Epstein’s Second Psychological Resemblance to Hitler Revealed

The plan, discussed with scientists and collaborators in the early 2000s, reflected the Nazi fixation on eugenics, a program Hitler used to justify forced sterilization and the murder of the disabled in pursuit of an Aryan ideal.

A law enforcement source said: ‘Hitler was obsessed with producing a genetically ‘perfect’ race, and Epstein was a big fan of those ideas too. This was not just pseudoscience for him. It was part of how he envisioned his legacy.”

Epstein openly spoke to him about impregnating twenty women at the same time Zorro Rancha 33,000-square-foot complex near Santa Fe.

His ambitions, described by one employee as “transhumanism,” led to comparisons with the eugenics ideology that underpinned the Nazi regime.

Historians note that this included policies that forcibly sterilized more than 400,000 people and murdered millions to achieve racial “purity.”

A separate researcher familiar with Epstein’s circle claimed: “He talked about seeding the planet with his DNA. It was chilling to hear someone repeating the ideas the Nazis once used to justify atrocities.”

Famed lawyer Alan Dershowitz has said he was shocked by Epstein’s interest in genetic engineering, noting the historical echoes behind it.

“Everyone was speculating whether these scientists were more interested in his views or more interested in his money,” he said. Harvard cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker also dismissed Epstein’s supposed intellectualism, calling him an “intellectual impostor.”