Jan. 2008 – FBI Director Robert Mueller makes a trip to Phnom Penh to open up a new FBI office in the capital and discuss Cambodia’s cooperation with America’s ‘war on terror’, meeting with his counterpart General Lundy. Previously Lundy had repeatedly been refused US visas for his known participation in trafficking young Cambodian children, but after the FBI director’s trip to Cambodia’s capital and meeting with Lundy in person, suddenly the general will be granted his visa as a VIP Washington guest.  At this time, CIA and State Department personnel operating out of the Phnom Penh Embassy are also involved in rampant pedophile abuse. Bush’s Deputy Secretary of the US State Department, John Negroponte, has a satellite link tower set up at one of the orphanages where boys and girls aged 8-14 are made available for sex parties for Negroponte’s diplomatic and VIP visiting pedophiles. John Negroponte and his brother Nicholas, founder of MIT’s Media Lab, are using the orphanage kids to make child pornography, uplinking photos and video files through deep encryption back to the US for wider elite distribution. A teacher at the orphanage will report: “Nick [Negroponte] was a frequent visitor and one of the orphanage sponsors who arranged the weekend pajama parties in the city whenever foreign VIPs arrived… Since he gave us the computer equipment, our staff was in no position to say no. The average age of the abused orphans was 10 years old.” April 1, 2008 – Fortune magazine journalist Vicky Ward is photographed with Ghislaine Maxwell at a New York event. They will be photographed together again at another New York event on May 11, 2009. June 2008 - Epstein accepts a controversial non-prosecution agreement in Florida.  Nov. 9, 2008 – A helicopter crash in the Svay Rieng Province of southern Cambodia kills all occupants on board including General Hok Lundy, the nation’s police chief. This ‘accident’ occurs just after General Lundy had told Deputy US Secretary of State John Negroponte that he was no longer welcomed in Cambodia. The wife of the former king and mother of current king had been pressuring Lundy to start cracking down on the rampant child sex trafficking ravaging their country. Nov. 2009 – Laura Silsby founds the New Life Children's Refuge, an orphanage “dedicated to rescuing, loving and caring for orphaned, abandoned and impoverished Haitian and Dominican children.” The orphanage intends to provide adoption opportunities for American "loving Christian parents". At this time, Silsby is facing a number of civil lawsuits for fraud, wrongful termination and unpaid wages mostly related to an internet company she founded in 1999. Silsby had once worked at Hewlett-Packard.  Jan. 29, 2010 – Laura Silsby is arrested in Haiti for attempting to take 33 children out of the country after an earthquake disaster, under the guise of a rescue operation. Bill Clinton will step in to rescue Silsby and bring her back to the USA. Silsby will end up working at AlertSense as their Vice President of Marketing. AlertSense works with the federal government on FEMA’s Integrated Public Alert & Warning System (IPAWS), which issues Amber Alerts during kidnapping events. June 18, 2010 – Vice President Joe Biden credits Palantir in a press conference for the success of the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board in fighting fraud, and states that the capability will be deployed at other government agencies, starting with Medicare and Medicaid.  Oct. 2010 – Jeffrey Epstein interviews Al Seckel, the husband of Isabel Maxwell.  Mar. 7, 2011 – Sarah Ferguson admits publicly that she had accepted GBP 15,000 ($24,000) from Jeffrey Epstein to help pay an employee to whom she owed money. She will later tell journalists that she had no knowledge at the time that Epstein was a pedophile, and that that put a clear divide between them, based on that new knowledge. Epstein will respond by making threats to both the journalists who report the story, and to Sarah Ferguson, demanding a retraction. Prince Andrew will cut off his friendship with Epstein after these threats are made.  2011 – Marvin Minsky holds a second conference at Epstein’s Little St. James Island. 2011 – Laura Silsby becomes part of MYSTATE USA, an emergency notification company. MYSTATE USA will change its name to AlertSense. AlertSense will start another company called Konexus because of bad press when its software is used to launch the only known live Nuclear Alert in Hawaii in 2018. 2011 – Donald Trump bars Jeffrey Epstein from his Mar-a-Lago resort “because Epstein sexually assaulted a girl at the club.” 2011 – From BusinessWeek: “Using Palantir technology, the FBI can now instantly compile thorough dossiers on U.S. citizens, tying together surveillance video outside a drugstore with credit-card transactions, cell-phone call records, e-mails, airplane travel records, and Web search information.” Sept. 2011 – Joi Ito becomes director of MIT’s Media Lab, in spite of not having any academic degrees that would qualify him for the position. Media Lab hosts Leonardo magazine, a Pergamon Press publication that is run by Roger Malina, the husband of Christine Maxwell.  Jan. 2012 – “The Jeffrey Epstein Foundation” announces its sponsorship of a conference organized by MIT’s Marvin Minsky, under the headline, “Top Scientists Meet to Discuss Greatest Threats to the Earth.” Feb. 2012 – Epstein’s foundation, C.O.U.Q. Foundation, contributes $50,000 to the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research. The Institute, based in New York City, is a library, archive and research center of Jewish history and culture. 2012 – Jeffrey Epstein founds the Southern Trust Company. It is described as a DSB providing extensive DNA database and data mining. 2012 – Ghislaine Maxwell founds the non-profit TerraMar Project for the conservation of oceans.  April 2012 – Jeffrey Epstein founds the non-profit foundation Gratitude America, Ltd. Jan. 2013 – Computer genius Aaron Swartz is found dead by hanging. Swartz, who would otherwise have had a successful future in the computer industry, was facing at least 30 years in prison imposed by the FBI for hacking into MIT’s Media Lab computers and allegedly stealing a large number of research articles that were of little value to him or anyone else. Many suspect that Swartz had stumbled onto a child pornography ring and had been collecting evidence when he met his demise. Swartz had been one of the founders of SecureDrop, a whistleblower site, which was a target of the Deep State.  Media Lab was founded by Nicholas Negroponte, a former senior columnist at Wired magazine and the brother of former UN ambassador and intelligence official John Negroponte (Bush era). They are Greek Jews of Khazarian ancestry. Media Lab is heavily involved in military-related projects with the US Air Force, the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, the Army Research Office, and Google, which is a high-tech contractor in artificial intelligence for DARPA. Nicholas Negroponte runs a UN/Agenda21 affiliated program through Media Lab called One Laptop Per Child, in which cheap laptops are distributed to children in third-world nations in the hopes that this will (somehow) teach them to read. Nicholas Negroponte is also rumored to have been involved in a child pornography ring run out of an orphanage in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Prior attempts by others to expose the ring have met with bad ends similar to Aaron Swartz’s.  2013 – A leaked document reveals that Palantir's clients include at least twelve groups within the US government, including the CIA, DHS, NSA, FBI, CDC, the Marine Corps, the Air Force, Special Operations Command, West Point, the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization and Allies, the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. US spy agencies also employ Palantir to connect databases across departments. 2013 - An article on Commtouch describes them as selling their services exclusively through third parties, including anti-virus companies like McAfee. Commtouch is working with Google, who will integrate the Commtouch Software Development Kit into their Gmail software. Commtouch estimates that 25% of all email vendors are using their products. 2013 - Chiliad releases an updated version of its big data analytics software for collecting and analyzing big data, called Discovery/Alert 7.0. The software has largely been aimed at the intelligence community prior to this time. Ken Rosen, a Chiliad spokesperson, describes it this way: "With this system you don't just get a list of documents returned to you, but also all the concepts that are in those documents," Rosen said. "It's like having an assistant gather all the documents you need to search, then reading them to you, pointing out all of the most relevant passages, even passages that were not part of your original search... You don't have to move data anywhere or send it to the cloud. It simply wakes up and begins performing like a virtual data center. So right away, that first step of having to consolidate all your data as part of this whole process is already done..."  May 2013 – After the death of creator Aaron Swartz, SecureDrop is launched by Freedom of the Press as a platform for secure communications between journalists and sources. Aug. 2013 - CNBC reports that Bill Gates recently met with Jeffrey Epstein to discuss “ways to increase philanthropic spending.”