“…The Secret Zionist Billionaire’s Club That Funded Jeffrey Epstein’s Fake Financier World
Most Americans have never heard of the Mega Group. And that’s exactly what the members of the Mega Group want.
In 1991 — the same year Ghislaine Maxwell’s father, Israeli asset Robert Maxwell, fell from his yacht into the Atlantic and was buried in Jerusalem with six heads of Israeli intelligence in attendance — two North American billionaires quietly founded what they called the Study Group. These men were Leslie Wexner, who would become Jeffrey Epstein’s sole known financial patron, and Charles Bronfman, heir to the Seagram liquor empire. 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.
The public didn’t learn The Study Group existed for seven years. And even then, barely. This was by design. It would later morph into calling itself the Mega Group instead.
A 1998 Wall Street Journal investigation first brought the Mega Group to public attention. The Journal described what it found in terms that were almost deliberately anodyne: a loosely organized club of Zionist billionaires whose philanthropy exclusively served a political project. The story ran and then disappeared. There was no follow-up. There were no hearings. There were no names released in primetime.
That is worth noting, because the names of the members were extraordinary. They included: Edgar Bronfman, chairman of the World Jewish Congress; Charles Schusterman of Samson Investment; Harvey “Bud” Meyerhoff, Baltimore real estate magnate; Laurence Tisch, chairman of Loews Corporation (who, like Donald Barr — the man who gave Epstein his first job — served in the OSS, the wartime precursor to the CIA); Max Fisher, Detroit oil magnate and Republican Party powerhouse; Steven Spielberg, the film director; and Les Wexner — who by then had already handed an unknown college dropout named Jeffrey Epstein the keys to a Manhattan townhouse reportedly rigged with hidden surveillance cameras in every room and said to be the largest private residence in Manhattan, and given him power of attorney over his personal finances.
A college dropout. One known client. Billions of dollars. No one asked where the money came from. Everyone accepted the story of Jeffrey Epstein, genius financier, at face value, despite zero real evidence to back up the claim. Almost every reference you still see today will refer to him in those same terms. He was a wealthy financier…”