From this post where you can see the entire letter. I'll just focus on the law firm: Leaked screenshots of letter the cabal sent a newspaper threatening to sue if they don't cover-up Epstein's associates.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D_r2p4nWwAAZ_Gb.jpg

The crazy thing is that he's suing for BLOOD LIBEL!

The is how Wikipedia defines blood libel.

Blood libel or ritual murder libel (also blood accusation) is an antisemitic canard accusing Jews of murdering Christian children in order to use their blood as part of religious rituals.

The contact email address is for lawyer James Lisbon.

Here he is with Prince Charles https://imgur.com/a/cOo2gOn Prince Charles meets WJR chair James Libson

from: https://www.thejc.com/community/community-news/prince-charles-takes-tea-with-wjr-supporters-1.33908 :::

LEADERS and key funders of World Jewish Relief enjoyed an intimate kosher afternoon tea with the Prince of Wales at Clarence House on Wednesday to celebrate the Prince’s role in its Ukrainian livelihood development programme.

In the morning room and library of his official residence, surrounded by photographs of generations of the royal family, the Prince discussed WJR’s work with 80 staff and supporters.

Prince Charles is a patron of the Ukrainian programme, helping Jews in poverty to develop the skills needed to get into work. It also starts job centres and provides access to child-care.

A long-time supporter of the charity, he opened the WJR-funded Jewish Community Centre in Krakow in 2008. Arriving at the reception, the Prince was greeted by WJR chair James Libson, former chair Nigel Layton and chief executive Paul Anticoni. Mr Libson thanked the royal for his “steadfast support of our community”.

Mr Layton said Prince Charles was keen to know “if the projects were working well, whether we were getting people into work. He likes to be kept informed.” WJR trustee Linda Rosenblatt added: “The Prince knew a number of people here personally. He asked after their families, their work. He was extremely engaged and good at stimulating conversation.”

Her husband Harvey, chair of Nightingale, reminisced with the Prince about his visit to the south London home to open a dementia wing.

Guests included Express newspaper boss Richard Desmond and representatives from the Maurice and Vivienne Wohl Foundation, which backs the programme in the Ukraine.

The Prince joked with Mr Anticoni, WJR head of programming Stacey Swimer, and supporters Irving and Gillian Carter about a recent newspaper article about “talking” to plants to help them grow.

“He was absolutely charming,” Mrs Carter said.

Prince Charles also chatted to Sir Maurice and Lady Irene Hatter, supporters of WJR and World Ort. Lady Hatter said: “He asked us how often we visit the projects in Eastern Europe and we told him about an Ort school we are hoping to open in six months

https://www.thejlc.org/james_libson

James Libson is currently a trustee of the Jewish Leadership Council. James was previously Chairman of World Jewish Relief. He heads law firm Mishcon de Reya’s Private department and previously headed the firm’s Litigation team. He has been involved in WJR for many years, first offering his legal services pro bono in 2006. Since then he has participated in many initiatives and visited projects in Kharkov, Ukraine. He joined the Board in 2010, contributing to the charity’s strategy and governance.

James was very involved in the Jewish Leadership Council’s New Leadership Network, sitting on on the Council of Members on its behalf.

And YESTERDAY it was announced: Prince Charles to be patron of Bevis Marks shul heritage appeal

Prince Charles is to be Patron of the Bevis Marks Synagogue Appeal, raising funds for the development of the Grade I-listed “Cathedral synagogue of Anglo-Jewry”.

A known friend of the Jewish community, the Prince of Wales was quick to accept the invitation to help raise money to protect the fabric of the 318-year old central London building, which is the oldest synagogue still in continuous use in Europe.

The appeal, which has been established under the auspices of the Bevis Marks Synagogue Heritage Trust, is raising funds for the synagogue’s new religious, educational and cultural centre.