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Space Relations

Donald Barr

On a distant planet in the distant future... When all the galaxies are colonized, John Craig, a young space diplomat, is captured by interplanetary pirates and sold into slavery. On Kossr, where boredom and absolute power have driven the rulers to a special kind of madness, Craig is auctioned off to...

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The Tucker Carlson Show

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The Tucker Carlson Show

The title was cited as an example of speculative fiction that imagined future societies, but the hosts characterized it as a pulpy, L. Ron Hubbard‑style science‑fiction novel that was not very good. While it was mentioned for its relevance to the discussion, the overall impression was that the book was of low quality.

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Episode: Candace Owens: Macron, Harvey Weinstein, and Why “...

The book was mentioned in a discussion about speculative works that predicted future societies and was noted for its relevance to the conversation.

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the space something, Space Relations by Donald Barr

Episode: Tucker Carlson and Darryl Cooper on the True Histo...

The speakers said Donald Barr had written a scifi novel called Space Relations, which they had read and described as a pulpy, L.Ron Hubbardstyle book that was not very good.

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One of the books that he wrote is called Space Relations. And I've read the book... It's a pulpy kind of L. Ron Hubbard style science fiction book... It's not a good book.

Candace

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Candace

The hosts highlighted that the 1973 science‑fiction title, written by the former Dalton School head, depicted a demonic space colony and a sexual blackmail ring involving child victims, which they said eerily anticipated the crimes of Epstein and Maxwell. They described the novel as highly unsettling due to its graphic portrayal of rape and slavery, and noted its relevance rather than recommending it.

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Episode: The Epstein Files: The Midas Touch | Ep 1

This mysterious book, published by the head of the Dalton School, was mentioned for foretelling a sexual blackmail ring and children being molested to serve a demonic space colony called COSAR.

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What we do know is that in 1973, Donald Barr, who we've discussed, he was then the head of the prestigious Dalton School, publishes this mysterious book, Space Relations.

And this book is foretelling about a sexual blackmail ring, children that are going to be molested, all to serve this demonic space colony known as COSAR, K-O-S-S-A-R, guys, not to be confused with KSARs, OK? They're involved in sex trafficking.

Episode: Epstein Is INNOCENT. Tucker Carlson Is GUILTY! (Tr...

This science fiction book, published in 1973, told the story of a planet ruled by oligarchs who engaged in child sex slavery. It was noted that the plot anticipated the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

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he published this book in 1973, a science fiction book. I want to be clear, it's fiction. And it was entitled Space Relations.

It has been noted that the plot of the novel anticipates the crimes of Epstein and his accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell.

And she describes the novel as highly unsettling due to its depiction of rape of enslaved people, particularly teenage girls and other coercive sex acts.

RedHanded

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RedHanded

The book was written by Donald Barr, Epstein's employer at the Dalton School, and was a science fiction novel about intergalactic sexual slavery.

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And here's what he says.

— Episode: Episode 281 - Jeffrey Epstein: Along Cam...

Episode: Episode 281 - Jeffrey Epstein: Along Came a Spider...

The book was written by Donald Barr, Epstein's employer at the Dalton School, and was a science fiction novel about intergalactic sexual slavery.

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And here's what he says.

And Space Relations is the story of intergalactic sexual slavery.

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