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This one’s open, so feel free to share it anywhere. Quick boost that really helps: ♥ + Restack + a short comment. BREAKING: Former Canadian Prime Minister Received MILLIONS From Jeffrey Epstein Related Accounts Why Is Harper & Associates in an Epstein Financial Dataset? Dean Blundell Feb 15 Why Is (Stephen) Harper & Associates in an Epstein Financial Dataset? Great. F******. Question. YOU power this Substack, and we couldn’t be more grateful. Take advantage of our February Subscription Offer and get unlimited access to exclusive content and much more. Consider becoming a free or paid subscriber now through February 28 and get unlimited access to all of our content — for 30% off an annual subscription, locked in for life. A banking report labeled “EFTA01299577.pdf – DataSet 10” contains a beneficiary line that reads: HARPER & ASSOCIATES INC. The dates attached to that entry are: February 18, 2016 April 4, 2016 The visible amounts beside that beneficiary include: $10,000.00 $45,000.00 $1,060,038.71 One million sixty thousand dollars. Those numbers appear inside a dataset associated with the financial disclosures tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s network. The screenshots circulating publicly show Harper & Associates as a listed beneficiary in what appears to be an Incoming/Outgoing Wires, Checks and ACH report. What the cropped screenshots do not clearly display is the originating payer field. The sender is not visible in the publicly shared image. That missing field is critical. But the beneficiary line is not ambiguous. Harper & Associates Inc. appears in that dataset. The question is why. The Timing February and April 2016. Stephen Harper had left office in October 2015. He was transitioning into post-prime ministerial consulting work. By 2018, he would become Chairman of the International Democrat Union (IDU), a global alliance of right-of-centre political parties headquartered in Munich. He was not retreating from politics. He was entering the international advisory space. The transactions appear in that window. The Amount That Changes the Conversation Consulting firms receive payments. Former heads of government give speeches and advise corporations. That is normal. What is not routine is a payment of $1,060,038.71 appearing beside the name of that consulting firm inside a dataset connected to the Epstein financial release. Seven figures require documentation. Seven figures require contracts. Seven figures require due diligence. If the dataset is legitimately tied to accounts controlled by Epstein or entities aligned with his financial structures, then the origin of those funds matters. If it is not tied to Epstein-controlled accounts, that clarification matters just as much. Either way, the explanation is owed. The IDU Context Stephen Harper chairs the International Democrat Union. The IDU connects conservative political parties across continents. It convenes leadership networks. It facilitates strategic alignment across borders. It is not ceremonial. It operates at a geopolitical level. Harper’s role in that network means his consulting firm does not exist in isolation from global political influence. When a firm connected to that level of political leadership appears in a financial dataset tied to Epstein disclosures, it becomes a public-interest issue. Not a partisan issue. A transparency issue. Orbán and Network Politics The IDU ecosystem includes engagement with leaders such as Viktor Orbán, who has openly described his governance model as “illiberal democracy.” Orbán’s Hungary has restructured courts, media, and constitutional frameworks in ways widely debated across Europe and North America. Mentioning this is not alleging wrongdoing. It acknowledges that Harper operates inside transnational political networks that shape democratic governance models. Financial clarity is not optional at that altitude. The Only Responsible Question Is the Harper & Associates entity listed in this dataset the same firm associated with Stephen Harper? If so: Who was the originating payer? What services correspond to the listed payments? Were compliance checks conducted regarding the source of funds? If the funds originated from accounts later linked to Epstein, was that known at the time? Those are governance questions. They are not accusations. If the payer is unrelated to Epstein, the documentation should resolve this quickly. If the payer traces back to an Epstein-controlled entity or aligned business structure, the explanation becomes significant. Silence is not an answer. What This Is Not This is not a declaration that Jeffrey Epstein paid Stephen Harper. The visible screenshots do not conclusively prove that. This is not a claim of criminal conduct. This is a documented observation: A Harper-related consulting firm appears as a beneficiary in a dataset associated with Epstein financial materials. One of the visible payments exceeds one million dollars. That is enough to demand clarification. The Stakes Epstein’s network intersected with finance, academia, philanthropy, and politics. Money moved through layered structures. Access was currency. When a former prime minister’s firm appears inside that financial orbit — even indirectly — the public deserves documentation. If there is nothing here, transparency will clear it. If there is something here, sunlight will reveal it. Either outcome requires disclosure. The issuer field must be shown. The origin must be confirmed. The services must be documented. That is not hostility. It is accountability. There is a million-dollar line item next to a former Canadian prime minister’s consulting firm inside a dataset tied to the Epstein financial release. That is not proof. But it is a question. And the question now belongs to Stephen Harper. He'd better start answering that question, because I’m coming. With friends. YOU power this Substack, and we couldn’t be more grateful. Take advantage of our February Subscription Offer and get unlimited access to exclusive content and much more. Consider becoming a free or paid subscriber now through February 28 and get unlimited access to all of our content — for 30% off an annual subscription, locked in for life. Enjoyed this? Quick ways to help: • Tap the ♥ • Leave a comment (even a quick “reading!”) • Restack to Notes • Forward to a friend who’d like it • Consider upgrading to paid to support the work —Dean