May 1983 – Israeli intelligence acquires a copy of PROMIS software from the DOJ and puts their own backdoor into it before using Robert Maxwell to market it to intelligence agencies of other countries through a company he owns called Degem. Maxwell will sell PROMIS to the intelligence agencies of New Zealand, Australia, Thailand, Turkey, Belgium, Poland, East Germany, Egypt, Bulgaria, Nicaragua, Colombia, Guatemala, South Africa, Zimbabwe, China, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and the KGB.  The Israelis will also sell PROMIS to the Eastern Bloc, Nicaragua, Colombia, Chile, Brazil, and the Rothschild controlled Credit Suisse. The sale to Credit Suisse will give Israel the ability to monitor all of their transactions, giving them an unwarranted advantage over the world’s financial market. PROMIS will also be sold to the infamously corrupt and now defunct BCCI (Bank of Credit and Commerce International). 1984 – George Nader is caught in possession of large amounts of child pornography.  1984 – Using money allegedly funded by the MOSSAD, Robert Maxwell buys the Mirror Group Newspapers, adding the Daily Mirror and five other national newspapers to his publishing empire.  Jan. 1985 – Robert Maxwell sells a copy of the Israeli’s doctored version of PROMIS software to Sandia National Laboratories (Los Alamos).  He represents himself as the president of Information On Demand.  1985 – Robert Maxwell reveals PROMIS software’s backdoor to Chinese Military Intelligence (PLa-2) while selling them a copy of the software. The Chinese will later use this backdoor to steal nuclear secrets from Sandia National Labs. 1985 – George Nader is arrested for importing child pornography from the Netherlands, but the charges are dropped on a technicality.  1986 - Christine Maxwell is listed as president of Information On Demand, which is described at this time as an information retrieval service that can access over 300 databases, millions of published articles, market research studies, trade publications, corporate intelligence, and industry surveys. Information On Demand uses 15 'runners' who can retrieve information from libraries and universities in cities across America. They can also retrieve information from sources as far away as the Lenin Library in the USSR.  1986 – Robert Maxwell buys 80% of a fledgling company called Sphere Inc., a California-based computer game software company. Christine and Kevin Maxwell are placed on the board of directors. Gilman Louie is the CEO. He will go on to take part in founding and running In-Q-Tel, a CIA front company. 1986 – Ronald Lauder leaves his post at the Pentagon to become the US ambassador to Austria.  1987 - Leslie Wexner (L Brands, Victoria's Secret) becomes a client of Epstein's. 1987 - Donald Trump meets Jeffrey Epstein. 1987 – An Austrian passport issued this year will be found in Jeffrey Epstein’s safe after his second arrest. Given that Epstein was unable to meet the conventional qualifications for an Austrian passport — including long-term residency in Austria (the passport lists him as a resident of Saudi Arabia) and fluency in German — it appears that the only way to have acquired it was through the assistance of a well-connected Austrian official or foreign diplomat with clout in Austria. It is very likely that he was issued the passport through Ronald Lauder, who is the US Ambassador to Austria at the time and has the ability to issue such passports.  1988 – Jean-Luc Brunel, who at the time is working for the Ford Modeling Agency, is accused by multiple young women in a CBS News 60 Minutes segment of sexually assaulting young models, prompting Ford to sever ties. 1988 – At about this time, the first commercial Internet Service Providers (ISPs) become available for connecting to the early internet (ARPANET). Connecting to Europe’s CERN network expands it further. Expansion into Asian countries follows soon after this. The first ISP companies are formed.  1989 – Tavistock convenes a seminar at Case Western Reserve University to discuss the means to bring about a ‘stateless’ international fascism – a new global information world order. In 1991, Tavistock will devote its journal, Human Relations, to the publication of the papers from this conference. In several of these, the call will go out for the deployment of the mass media on behalf of this project. In addition, there has been a new technology at the disposal of the brainwashers – the internet. According to Harold Perlmutter, one of the participants at the Case Western seminar, the internet represented a subversive means to penetrate national borders with ‘information’ about this new world order; it also serves as a glue for a network of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), all circulating propaganda for the new world order. These NGOs were to be the superstructure upon which the new world order is to be built. Perlmutter and other conference participants will argue that their movement cannot be beaten, because it doesn't exist, in a formal sense. It resides in the minds of its conspirators, minds informed by Tavistock's mass-media brainwashing machine. As television was the information drug during the last half of this millennium, so the internet, with its glut of mostly useless chatter and ‘information’, with its subversive, programmed messages, is to be the new ‘drug’ of the next millennium. 1989 – The number of internet hosts exceeds 100,000.  Dec. 1989 - Riding the Electronic Wave -- Document Delivery: Proceedings of the Library of Congress Network Advisory Committee Meeting. This meeting focuses on ways in which newer technologies and document delivery networks are changing current practices in document delivery and information services. Information On Demand is listed as a participant. Information On Demand is also listed as an information broker that can deliver printed materials of all types from any country or source. Christine Maxwell's Proposal at the Library of Congress Committee:  "I would like to think that public and private sector document suppliers, libraries and information centers will increasingly contribute their holdings to cooperative document supply ventures of all kinds. As an information resource of the first magnitude, the Federal libraries need to re-assess current restrictions imposed on their use. In principle, INFORMATION ON DEMAND is prepared and would like to enter into a joint venture which, for instance, could better disseminate the information held in Federal libraries, while providing more rapid delivery and assuring copyright compliance at a level that is often not attained in the public sector..." 1990 – The first commercial provider for internet dial-up access is established.  1990 – George Nader is caught possessing large amounts of child pornography. He will be sentenced to six months in jail. The records of that case will be sealed, reportedly due to Nader's assisting the US government in secret matters.  1991 (?) – Isabel Maxwell cofounds Commtouch Software Ltd. (an Israeli co.), whose SEC filing in early 2000 will describe it as a leading global provider of outsourced integrated web-based email and messaging solutions to businesses. At that time (2000) they will have 250 global customers and served approx. 8.4 million active email accounts. They will also serve over 1 million active email accounts through their ZapZone Network. They will offer fax and voicemail services, email forwarding, and will handle a variety of languages. These accounts will provide the company with important demographic data, which will be used to create highly targeted marketing campaigns.  1991 – The Mega Group is founded by Les Wexner and Charles Bronfman as a pro-Israeli philanthropy group. Its members consist exclusively of Jewish billionaires. The Mega Group is closely associated with the World Jewish Congress and B'nai B'rith. Ronald Lauder, owner of Estee Lauder and president of the World Jewish Congress, will soon become a member of this group. Lauder is good friends with both Roy Cohn and Alan Greenberg. Steven Spielberg will also become a member of this group. Many of the members will have long-standing ties to organized crime.  Nov. 4, 1991 – Robert Maxwell is found dead under questionable circumstances while cruising on his yacht off the Canary Islands. Having looted $600 million from the pension funds of his employees in a vain attempt to keep his media empire afloat, he leaves his family in a bankrupt state and publicly disgraced. It will be rumored that he was murdered because he had threatened the MOSSAD and told them that unless they gave him £400 million to save his crumbling empire, he would expose all he had done for them. During his funeral on Mt. Olive in Jerusalem, attended by no less than six serving and former heads of Israeli intelligence, Prime Minister Shamir eulogizes: “He has done more for Israel than can today be said.”  Ghislaine Maxwell moves to New York after the funeral, where she soon meets Jeffrey Epstein. 1992 – The number of internet hosts exceeds 1,000,000.  1993 – Christine and Isabel Maxwell cofound the McKinley Group (previously Information On Demand), an international search engine and directory site. Through this enterprise they will develop a search engine called Magellan. 1993 – Christine Maxwell and Isabel Maxwell’s first husband, Carl Djerrasi, are listed as trustees of the Santa Fe Institute, along with Dr. Murray Gell-Mann, who will be closely associated with Epstein in the years ahead.