Vale Viriginia Giuffre: The Woman Who Spoke Up.
Nation First looks into the tragedy of Virginia Giuffre’s death and the fact that Jeffrey Epstein’s network still breathes.
Dear friend,
Virginia Giuffre is dead at just 41 years old.
Born in the United States and later a proud Australian citizen, Virginia was more than a survivor — she was a warrior. Against all odds, she stood up to some of the wealthiest and most powerful predators in the world, refusing to be silenced even when threatened, smeared, and isolated. From her new home in Australia, she waged a global battle for justice, fearlessly exposing the dark web of child trafficking and blackmail that powerful elites fought desperately to hide. Her courage lit a fire that still burns in the hearts of those determined to finish the fight she so bravely led.
Virginia Giuffre, who bravely fought against elite abusers, has died at 41, with authorities attributing her death to suicide despite her previous public warnings.
Throughout her life, she faced intimidation, smear campaigns, and isolation as she resisted powerful forces tied to Jeffrey Epstein's network.
Questions surrounding Epstein's death, Ghislaine Maxwell’s conviction, and the untouched high-profile figures remain glaringly unanswered.
Evidence suggests Epstein’s operations extended into intelligence agency activities, using blackmail to entrap influential men globally.
Virginia’s death serves not as closure but as a stark reminder that the corrupt network she exposed still operates with impunity.
Authorities, major media outlets, and a statement from Virginia’s family have attributed her death to suicide. Yet, in 2019 (admittedly six years ago), Virginia made a public statement in which she declared that she was not suicidal. She asked that if anything were to happen to her, the public should not allow the matters she had fought so hard to expose to fade into obscurity.
In her own words, posted to X (then Twitter):
"I am making it publicly known that in no way, shape or form am I suicidal. I have made this known to my therapist and GP. If something happens to me — in the sake of my family do not let this go away and help me to protect them. Too many evil people want to see me quieted."
Virginia Giuffre was never just another victim. She became a fighter, standing courageously against some of the most powerful and corrupt figures on the planet. She named names. She refused hush money. She even forced one of the world’s most prominent royals to settle out of court rather than face public scrutiny. Through it all, she endured attempts to discredit, intimidate, and silence her — and yet she remained defiant.
However, the price of defiance is high.
Over the last year of her life, Virginia faced an unrelenting series of personal disasters: a serious car accident, sudden health issues, a bitter divorce, custody battles, criminal charges, and intense media humiliation. Her reputation was attacked from every angle. She was worn down, isolated, and left vulnerable.
Now, with her death officially ruled a suicide, the expectation is that the world will simply move on. That her story will be neatly closed. That we should stop asking questions.
But how can we, when so much remains unanswered?
The evil that devastated Virginia’s life was never truly defeated. It was not eradicated — it adapted, it concealed itself deeper, and it remains protected to this day.
Jeffrey Epstein is dead — under circumstances that continue to raise serious doubts. As the now-famous saying goes, “Epstein did not kill himself.” And yet we are still expected to believe that he did or we are conspiracy theorists. Ghislaine Maxwell is in prison — yet astonishingly, none of the powerful men who trafficked victims were ever charged. The black book remains sealed. The surveillance tapes remain hidden. The network that Epstein served was never dismantled; it was merely brushed out of public view.
We are expected to believe that dozens of underage girls were trafficked to no one. That no buyers, no abusers, no patrons ever existed.
Meanwhile, figures like Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, Bill Gates, and many others remain untouched, their connections to Epstein treated as passing footnotes instead of subjects of serious criminal investigation.
Epstein’s operations were never simply about personal gratification. Evidence suggests he operated with the protection — and perhaps the direction — of intelligence agencies. Multiple accounts, including testimony from survivors, allege that Epstein himself bragged about ties to Mossad. Some reports suggest his island and properties were used as honeypots — sophisticated traps designed to compromise powerful men and bind them into silence through blackmail.
Whether Epstein was serving Mossad, the CIA, or another agency — or whether he served multiple masters — remains a critical, unanswered question. What is beyond dispute is that his activities extended far beyond personal vice into the realms of global power, corruption, and control.
When Epstein was arrested again in 2019, panic rippled through elite circles. Within weeks, he was found dead — allegedly by suicide, despite broken neck bones more consistent with strangulation, conveniently malfunctioning cameras, and guards who failed in their duties.
The media dutifully moved on. No serious answers were demanded. No systemic exposure followed.
Virginia Giuffre did not move on. She continued to speak. She continued to fight for the truth — even as the walls closed in around her.
Now, in the wake of her death, the establishment would prefer that you forget her. That you forget Epstein. That you forget the vast, unpunished network still operating in the shadows.
But we must not forget.
Virginia’s death is not closure. It is not the end of the story. It is a warning. A signal that the forces she fought against remain powerful, protected, and active.
The victims deserve more than polite memorials. They deserve truth. They deserve justice. And they deserve a world that refuses to be silenced.
Until next time, God bless you, your family and nation.
Take care,
George Christensen
George Christensen is a former Australian politician, a Christian, freedom lover, conservative, blogger, podcaster, journalist and theologian. He has been feted by the Epoch Times as a “champion of human rights” and his writings have been praised by Infowars’ Alex Jones as “excellent and informative”.
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— George Christensen.
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The power and reach of the elite, paedophile scum, is likely to be beyond anything the average person could comprehend. Suicide my a$#e!
What you write makes too much sense.