The Study Group was a by‑invitation‑only consortium of roughly twenty of the wealthiest Jewish businessmen in North America, with membership dues starting at $30,000 a year (about $72,000 in 2026).
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- The Study Group was a by‑invitation‑only consortium of roughly twenty of the wealthiest Jewish businessmen in North America, with membership dues starting at…
Their “Study Group” was a by‑invitation‑only consortium of roughly twenty of the wealthiest Jewish businessmen in North America. They met twice yearly, behind closed doors, with membership dues starting at $30,000 a year — equal to about $72,000 in 2026.
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Origin: extracted from Jeffrey Epstein Wasn't Rich. But the Secret Zionist Club That Funded Him Was. · 2026-09-12 23:25