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From: Lesley Groff Sent: Wednesday, o er , : To: Jeffrey Epstein CC Subject: Fwd: PLOT FOR PEACE INVITE Attachments: PLOT FOR PEACE INVITE.pdf; Untitled attachment 00019.htm Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: "office@peggysiegalcom <mailto:[email protected]> " <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]» Date: October 22, 2014, 8:44:44 AM EDT To mailto Subject: PLOT FOR PEACE INVITE Reply-To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> Dear Mr. Jeffrey Epstein Please our hosts along with Jean-Yves 011ivier on Thursday October 23rd for a private screening of the extraordinary documentary PLOT FOR PEACE. Invite is attached. In the 1980s Jean-Yves 011ivier was a commodities trader who used business connections and private funds to negotiate an African maze. Under the codename Monsieur Jacques, he acted as an unofficial diplomat, influencing the course of talks between African and western political leaders. EFTA_R1_02148365 EFTA02715717  At a time when all southern Africa was at war, he acted as an intermediary for secret, high-level contacts within the "frontline states" and Soth Africa. He negotiated prisoner exchanges, including that of two anti-apartheid militants held in South Africa and a South African, Wynand Du Toit, captured in Angola while attempting to sabotage oil installations. When official talks between Angolans and South Africans were impossible, Ollivier convinced the Angolan president that by releasing Du Toit he could contribute to Mandela's liberation. 'Plot for Peace' shares the previously untold story of secret events leading up to the end of the apartheid and the release of Nelson Mandela. The story is one of hope and provides inspiration for an alternative approach to help heal our own racial divides and conflict right here at home. Dear Mr. Jeffrey Epstein Please our hosts along with Jean-Yves Ollivier on Thursday October 23rd for a private screening of the extraordinary documentary PLOT FOR PEACE. Invite is attached. In the 1980s Jean-Yves Ollivier was a commodities trader who used business connections and private funds to negotiate an African maze. Under the codename Monsieur Jacques, he acted as an unofficial diplomat, influencing the course of talks between African and western political leaders. At a time when all southern Africa was at war, he acted as an intermediary for secret, high-level contacts within the "frontline states" and Soth Africa. He negotiated prisoner exchanges, including that of two anti-apartheid militants held in South Africa and a South African, Wynand Du Toit, captured in Angola while attempting to sabotage oil installations. When official talks between Angolans and South Africans were impossible, Ollivier convinced the Angolan president that by releasing Du Toit he could contribute to Mandela's liberation. 2 EFTA_R1_02148366 EFTA02715718  'Plot for Peace' shares the previously untold story of secret events leading up to the end of the apartheid and the release of Nelson Mandela. The story is one of hope and provides inspiration for an alternative approach to help heal our own racial divides and conflict right here at home. 3 EFTA_R1_02148367 EFTA02715719