Posted: 4/14/2026 3:38:22 PM EDT
 Entire State Of Ohio Being BOUGHT UP By Epstein Benefactor Lex Wexner! w/ Whitney Webb |
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https://www.theohioregister.com/one-state-under-wexner/ How Leslie Wexner, Jeffrey Epstein, and Vivek Ramaswamy Are Privatizing Ohio's Government, and Violating the Social Contract This Article Originally posted on The Heartland Beat: The social contract is supposed to be ironclad: we the people hand over our taxes, our votes, and a slice of our freedoms so that government protects the public interest, builds infrastructure, and stops elites from treating the state like their personal ATM. Information in a recent investigative report from Unlimited Hangout show that in Ohio, that contract hasn't just been bent. It's been ripped up, shredded, and fed through the woodchipper of public-private "partnerships." We have previously covered Leslie Wexner and his ties to human trafficking. However, that is only the tip of the iceberg with the actual government takeover come from the center of the heartland. Leslie Wexner founder of L Brands and longtime bankroller of the late Jeffrey Epstein didn't just build a suburb. He engineered an entire privatized governance machine that has now metastasized across the state through the JobsOhio program and its web of corporate front groups. What began as empty farmland in the late 1980s is today the epicenter of Amazon, Meta, Google, Microsoft, and Intel server farms all sucking billions in taxpayer subsidies while Ohio families pay the price in skyrocketing electric bills, drained aquifers, polluted air, and gutted public services. What has transpired in the Wexner controlled and governed New Albany isn't "economic development." The newly minted feudal system is elite capture dressed up as innovation. potentially most horrifying, the state is now faced with the prospect of electing a politician campaigning to supercharge this philosophy statewide; Vivek Ramaswamy the Ohio "native", Strive Asset Management founder, and 2026 gubernatorial candidate whose entire philosophy of privatization, federalism, and "techno-efficiency" is a student of the game hoping to take the New Albany model to its logical conclusion. The Background: In 1986, Wexner and his longtime fixer Jack Kessler were cruising around central Ohio in Wexner's Land Rover when they spotted vast stretches of empty farmland near New Albany. Wexner reportedly declared it his 'future kingdom.' They immediately formed the New Albany Company, a private entity that would function as de facto government. According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the group formed paper corporations that were spun off to obscure ownership. Landowners received "offers you couldn't refuse" in order to sell to the pair under NDA's and a strict master plan was imposed that still dictates every zoning decision, every development and every tax break today. The Public-private partnerships model Wexner pioneered in New Albany showed clearly that the 'Private' always dictates to the public. It was around this time that the groups financial lawyer, Arthur Shapiro, who was going to turn states witness in an IRS case involving the group, was assassinated in a mod style hit. The New Albany pair was initially fingered as suspects involved in the killing but thanks to the Columbus Police Chief James Jackson, the investigation was squashed. Jeffrey Epstein was brought in as Shapiro's 'replacement' and wasn't just a peripheral figure here either. He became a general partner in New Albany Property almost immediately. By 1988 he was co-president of the New Albany Company alongside Wexner himself. Court records and local reporting cited in the piece confirm Epstein funneled property acquisitions through Wexner-controlled trusts. He acquired homes in the suburb in 1990 and 1992. One was even described as a "gift" from Wexner before being sold back for $0 in 2007. Epstein maintained a branch of his financial advisory firm right there in New Albany into the 2000s, with staff rotating between Manhattan, New Albany, and his private islands. Ghislaine Maxwell later admitted Epstein "ran" New Albany for much of their relationship. Former New Albany CEO Gary Kerney even went on to manage Epstein's infamous Little St. James island. This local experiment didn't stay local. Wexner and Kessler built the Columbus Partnership in 2002 a private group that functions as the real economic development authority for 11 counties. It spawned One Columbus (formerly Columbus 2020), funded by corporations including Wexner's L Brands, to court businesses with taxpayer money. The philosophy? Efficiency through privatization. Replace elected accountability with CEO control and remove public oversight completely. Divert public funds to corporate welfare and call it "public-private partnership" while the public gets the bill and the private gets the profits. The business model was crystal clear from day one: privatize everything. The New Albany Company dictated land use. It strong-armed homeowners. It lobbied Columbus for zoning changes that funneled farmland straight into corporate development. Public government became a rubber stamp. Taxation, economic planning, and basic services were effectively handed over to private "techno-kings." Population ballooned from about 1,500 in 1990 to around 11,000 today. The first data center arrived in 2014. Now New Albany hosts the world's highest-capacity Meta facility and anchors the so-called Silicon Heartland a sprawling complex of hyperscale server farms for every major tech giant. Ohio is home to nearly 200 data centers, with almost half in New Albany. |
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Originally Posted By Leisure_Shoot: https://www.theohioregister.com/one-state-under-wexner/ How Leslie Wexner, Jeffrey Epstein, and Vivek Ramaswamy Are Privatizing Ohio's Government, and Violating the Social Contract This Article Originally posted on The Heartland Beat: The social contract is supposed to be ironclad: we the people hand over our taxes, our votes, and a slice of our freedoms so that government protects the public interest, builds infrastructure, and stops elites from treating the state like their personal ATM. Information in a recent investigative report from Unlimited Hangout show that in Ohio, that contract hasn't just been bent. It's been ripped up, shredded, and fed through the woodchipper of public-private "partnerships." We have previously covered Leslie Wexner and his ties to human trafficking. However, that is only the tip of the iceberg with the actual government takeover come from the center of the heartland. Leslie Wexner founder of L Brands and longtime bankroller of the late Jeffrey Epstein didn't just build a suburb. He engineered an entire privatized governance machine that has now metastasized across the state through the JobsOhio program and its web of corporate front groups. What began as empty farmland in the late 1980s is today the epicenter of Amazon, Meta, Google, Microsoft, and Intel server farms all sucking billions in taxpayer subsidies while Ohio families pay the price in skyrocketing electric bills, drained aquifers, polluted air, and gutted public services. What has transpired in the Wexner controlled and governed New Albany isn't "economic development." The newly minted feudal system is elite capture dressed up as innovation. potentially most horrifying, the state is now faced with the prospect of electing a politician campaigning to supercharge this philosophy statewide; Vivek Ramaswamy the Ohio "native", Strive Asset Management founder, and 2026 gubernatorial candidate whose entire philosophy of privatization, federalism, and "techno-efficiency" is a student of the game hoping to take the New Albany model to its logical conclusion. The Background: In 1986, Wexner and his longtime fixer Jack Kessler were cruising around central Ohio in Wexner's Land Rover when they spotted vast stretches of empty farmland near New Albany. Wexner reportedly declared it his 'future kingdom.' They immediately formed the New Albany Company, a private entity that would function as de facto government. According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the group formed paper corporations that were spun off to obscure ownership. Landowners received "offers you couldn't refuse" in order to sell to the pair under NDA's and a strict master plan was imposed that still dictates every zoning decision, every development and every tax break today. The Public-private partnerships model Wexner pioneered in New Albany showed clearly that the 'Private' always dictates to the public. It was around this time that the groups financial lawyer, Arthur Shapiro, who was going to turn states witness in an IRS case involving the group, was assassinated in a mod style hit. The New Albany pair was initially fingered as suspects involved in the killing but thanks to the Columbus Police Chief James Jackson, the investigation was squashed. Jeffrey Epstein was brought in as Shapiro's 'replacement' and wasn't just a peripheral figure here either. He became a general partner in New Albany Property almost immediately. By 1988 he was co-president of the New Albany Company alongside Wexner himself. Court records and local reporting cited in the piece confirm Epstein funneled property acquisitions through Wexner-controlled trusts. He acquired homes in the suburb in 1990 and 1992. One was even described as a "gift" from Wexner before being sold back for $0 in 2007. Epstein maintained a branch of his financial advisory firm right there in New Albany into the 2000s, with staff rotating between Manhattan, New Albany, and his private islands. Ghislaine Maxwell later admitted Epstein "ran" New Albany for much of their relationship. Former New Albany CEO Gary Kerney even went on to manage Epstein's infamous Little St. James island. This local experiment didn't stay local. Wexner and Kessler built the Columbus Partnership in 2002 a private group that functions as the real economic development authority for 11 counties. It spawned One Columbus (formerly Columbus 2020), funded by corporations including Wexner's L Brands, to court businesses with taxpayer money. The philosophy? Efficiency through privatization. Replace elected accountability with CEO control and remove public oversight completely. Divert public funds to corporate welfare and call it "public-private partnership" while the public gets the bill and the private gets the profits. The business model was crystal clear from day one: privatize everything. The New Albany Company dictated land use. It strong-armed homeowners. It lobbied Columbus for zoning changes that funneled farmland straight into corporate development. Public government became a rubber stamp. Taxation, economic planning, and basic services were effectively handed over to private "techno-kings." Population ballooned from about 1,500 in 1990 to around 11,000 today. The first data center arrived in 2014. Now New Albany hosts the world's highest-capacity Meta facility and anchors the so-called Silicon Heartland a sprawling complex of hyperscale server farms for every major tech giant. Ohio is home to nearly 200 data centers, with almost half in New Albany. 
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Originally Posted By trapsh00ter99: We are getting served a total shit sandwich in options for governor this fall Our only hope with all these damn datacenters and windmill farms is that communities start pushing back with ordinances banning them, or sunshine clauses requiring public disclosure and votes for all things related to them. Almost every story I read about them indicates that the leaders of the municipalities and townships have to sign NDAs, and that there are $1MM backout clauses. If that isn't a GIANT FUCKING RED FLAG, I don't know what it. These regions need to tar and feather their politicians who enter into these agreements under cover of darkness. There is no fucking way I would ever sign something like this for a community under those circumstances. I will never believe these councilmen and mayors aren't being paid off. |
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Originally Posted By CavVet: I believe all these fuckers are on the take. The springfield Haitian i believe pays the mayor and the governor. They are, as some have signed NDA's, and these are the folks that give us these garbage people to vote for, think Ramaswampy and Husted. Ya, ah, no thanks. |
