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Bill Barr's Epstein and travel coincidences






Donald Barr was the father of Attorney General, Bill Barr and the headmaster of a prep school that hired Jeff Epstein to teach at his prep school.

Donald Barr wrote a novel about children being trafficked into sex slavery (picture above).

Travel Schedule of Bill Barr

 Attorney General Bill Barr’s DOJ plane [N721AL] was very busy in the weeks after the election. 


[N721AL] flew to Toronto from DC on November 15, 2020.


Who has offices in Toronto?


[N721AL] flew from Toronto back to DC on November 18, 2020.


[N721AL] made a round trip flight from DC to Fulton County, Georgia on November 27, 2020.


Has major fraud been alleged in Fulton County, Georgia?


[N721AL] made a round trip flight from DC to Broward County, Florida on November 30, 2020.


Has Broward County ever been able to flip Florida blue?


[N721AL] made a two-stop round trip flight from DC to Broward County, Florida with the second stop in Louisiana on December 02, 2020.


Did Louisiana use Dominion Voting Systems in the 2020 Election?


[N721AL] flew from DC to Colorado on December 07, 2020.


Did Colorado use Dominion Voting Systems in the 2020 election?


[N721AL] flew to Arizona and Colorado on December 11, 2020.


Did Arizona use Dominion Voting Machines in the 2020 election?


[N721AL] again flew from DC to Fulton County on December 19, 2020.


Attorney General Bill Barr resigns on December 23, 2020.


December 25, 2020 Nashville RV “Bomb” @ 12:30 UTC (6:30 am local time) 


[N721AL] was in Nashville on December 25, 2020 

(Arrival time unclear. If you know what time this plane arrived in Nashville on Christmas, please post it in the chat.)


[N721AL] was in Nashville on December 26, 2020.


[N721AL] was in Nashville on December 28, 2020.




Source: Code monkey

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