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OF Course!! Because dealing with things as simple as nuclear fusion - and space travel - should always be relegated to some drooling, numbskull, fascist azz hat….
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OF Course!! Because dealing with things as simple as nuclear fusion - and space travel - should always be relegated to some drooling, numbskull, fascist azz hat….
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Getting harder and harder to distract from the Epstein files but they're still trying. Today's bait, putting a nuclear reactor on the moon.
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From Shane Almgren:
"I decided to look into the facilities Ghislaine Maxwell was just from from/to and here's what I found out.
WHERE SHE WAS SERVING HER TIME: Federal Correctional Institute (FCI) Tallahassee
FCI is a "low-security federal correctional institute" for women, with a combination of male and female guards. It's got a double-fence with electronic monitoring. Known issues at the facility are severe staffing shortages, poor sanitation and maintenance, rodent and bug infestations, spoiled food, and lots of complaints of staff misconduct including sexual abuse (poor gal!). There's a structured daily schedule with limited movement.
WHERE SHE IS NOW: Federal Prison Camp (FCP) Bryan in Bryan, Texas
FPC is a "minimum-security prison camp" with all-female guards. Nick-named "Club Fed" for its relaxed dormitory-style housing, comfortable amenities, and ample recreational activities, FPC has no perimeter fencing or guard towers. There are few restrictions, loose schedules, free outdoor access, and many of the inmates work jobs offsite.
According to Bureau of Prisons designation policy, sex offenders aren't typically eligible for camps like Bryan unless granted a waiver. Which raises a few questions about how Maxwell ended up there."
"I decided to look into the facilities Ghislaine Maxwell was just from from/to and here's what I found out.
WHERE SHE WAS SERVING HER TIME: Federal Correctional Institute (FCI) Tallahassee
FCI is a "low-security federal correctional institute" for women, with a combination of male and female guards. It's got a double-fence with electronic monitoring. Known issues at the facility are severe staffing shortages, poor sanitation and maintenance, rodent and bug infestations, spoiled food, and lots of complaints of staff misconduct including sexual abuse (poor gal!). There's a structured daily schedule with limited movement.
WHERE SHE IS NOW: Federal Prison Camp (FCP) Bryan in Bryan, Texas
FPC is a "minimum-security prison camp" with all-female guards. Nick-named "Club Fed" for its relaxed dormitory-style housing, comfortable amenities, and ample recreational activities, FPC has no perimeter fencing or guard towers. There are few restrictions, loose schedules, free outdoor access, and many of the inmates work jobs offsite.
According to Bureau of Prisons designation policy, sex offenders aren't typically eligible for camps like Bryan unless granted a waiver. Which raises a few questions about how Maxwell ended up there."
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Maxwell's transfer to Texas is suspect:
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Speechless. You just can't make this stuff up. Trump takes another wild step to take eyes off the Epstein fiasco. He's ordered nuclear subs to be positioned off Russia
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Seems worthwhile to revisit the timeline and bring The Apprentice in on it. The show first aired in 2004 and it soon became a major source of income for Trump that he wouldn't want jeopardized by Epstein's threats. Now that we've all gotten to know the seedier side of Trump it's become public knowledge that he is fueled by revenge that is not always well orchestrated. There's no doubt that Epstein had receipts and that what he could or would do with them worried Trump. No doubt Epstein was smart enough to recognize the hornet's nest he would stir up with revelations, revelations that would blowback on his own empire. So, ya, I think Epstein made the threats but I don't think he would have followed thru, but Trump was triggered. Triggered enough to contact law enforcement? Nah, never personally, but he could have tipped off a buddy who told a buddy who told a buddy.
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The problem with the whole "dropping a dime" thing is that both of them were up to their necks in major criminality and I find it implausible that either of them (no matter how stupid) would go to law enforcement. Because they would know they had no way of controlling whether any investigations they triggered would start looking at them.
Given the murky history of Epstein's finances and Trump's public history I feel pretty confident that both of them were involved in seriously dirty finance.
On the other side of it I find it implausible that not only did Trump not only know about what Epstein was doing to little girls, I also find it implausible given his known proclivities and public statements that he wasn't hip-deep in the same stuff. Yuck.
The other interesting question is who else distanced themselves from Epstein in 2004 and 2005?
Given the murky history of Epstein's finances and Trump's public history I feel pretty confident that both of them were involved in seriously dirty finance.
On the other side of it I find it implausible that not only did Trump not only know about what Epstein was doing to little girls, I also find it implausible given his known proclivities and public statements that he wasn't hip-deep in the same stuff. Yuck.
The other interesting question is who else distanced themselves from Epstein in 2004 and 2005?


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Jim: Shane Almgren used to work for Trump at Mar a Lago. He's stuck pretty close to the public facts and certainly Wolff's interviews are pretty juicy tidbits after all these years. This third storyline lines up better with the chronology and is more in line with Trump's persona.
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A friend sent this. I dont follow this author…or even vouch for him. But - interesting theory…
https://substack.com/@shanealmgren
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The Trump team has always alleged that Trump and Epstein’s “falling out” in 2004 was either due to Epstein being a “creep” around Mar A Lago, or Trump “discovering” his BFF was a sexual predator and pedophile.
Both versions allow Trump to come off sounding like he took the moral high ground.
The first explanation sounds believable, the second does not. It’s pretty clear to everyone at this point (who isn’t MAGA) that Trump was well aware of EXACTLY what his buddy was up to.
Then Trump trotted out a brand new explanation this week: that Epstein had “stolen” young women who worked at his spa, which was a rather bizarre way of describing Epstein hiring away Trump’s workers. After repeated unheeded warnings not to poach his ladies, Trump decided that was it and revoked his membership at the club.
But there’s a third explanation that jives perfectly with the 2004 timeline…and sounds way more Trumpian than these semi-chivalrous explanations - a real estate feud. According to Trump biographer Michael Wolff, this is what ACTUALLY happened…(Wolff intervied Epstein over 30 times, totaling 100 hours of recorded conversations, for his trilogy on Trump.)
In 2004, a Palm Beach mansion known as Maison de l’Amitié belonging to a bankrupt nursing home magnate was being auctioned off in a bankruptcy sale. Epstein bid $36 million on the house, and then apparently asked Trump for advice on moving the swimming pool on the property.
Trump then went behind Epstein’s back and bid $41 million, winning the property and closing the deal in 2005. Epstein was furious. He said he knew Trump’s finances well enough to know he didn’t have $40 million - so someone else was probably fronting him the money. Epstein accused him of money laundering for a Russian oligarch.
Thus began the epic feud between 2 filthy rich dudes with no morals having a pissing match over some real estate.
Trump never lived in the new house. He fixed it up and flipped it in 2008 for $95 million to…a Russian oligarch named Dmitry Rybolovlev.
Epstein was so irate at Trump for scoring the massive windfall that he started threatening lawsuits to rat Trump out for what he was sure was a money-laundering scheme.
This next tidbit is not verified, and fact-checking it produced no conclusive results:
According to Epstein, Trump retaliated to the lawsuit threats by going to the police and “dropping the dime” on his pal’s extracurricular hobbies.
If that version of events is accurate, it sounds like the most Trump thing ever.
It was never about Jeffrey being a creepy pedophile. It was about Jeffrey threatening to blow the lid off his questionable business dealings with the Russians.
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A friend sent this. I dont follow this author…or even vouch for him. But - interesting theory…
https://substack.com/@shanealmgren
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The Trump team has always alleged that Trump and Epstein’s “falling out” in 2004 was either due to Epstein being a “creep” around Mar A Lago, or Trump “discovering” his BFF was a sexual predator and pedophile.
Both versions allow Trump to come off sounding like he took the moral high ground.
The first explanation sounds believable, the second does not. It’s pretty clear to everyone at this point (who isn’t MAGA) that Trump was well aware of EXACTLY what his buddy was up to.
Then Trump trotted out a brand new explanation this week: that Epstein had “stolen” young women who worked at his spa, which was a rather bizarre way of describing Epstein hiring away Trump’s workers. After repeated unheeded warnings not to poach his ladies, Trump decided that was it and revoked his membership at the club.
But there’s a third explanation that jives perfectly with the 2004 timeline…and sounds way more Trumpian than these semi-chivalrous explanations - a real estate feud. According to Trump biographer Michael Wolff, this is what ACTUALLY happened…(Wolff intervied Epstein over 30 times, totaling 100 hours of recorded conversations, for his trilogy on Trump.)
In 2004, a Palm Beach mansion known as Maison de l’Amitié belonging to a bankrupt nursing home magnate was being auctioned off in a bankruptcy sale. Epstein bid $36 million on the house, and then apparently asked Trump for advice on moving the swimming pool on the property.
Trump then went behind Epstein’s back and bid $41 million, winning the property and closing the deal in 2005. Epstein was furious. He said he knew Trump’s finances well enough to know he didn’t have $40 million - so someone else was probably fronting him the money. Epstein accused him of money laundering for a Russian oligarch.
Thus began the epic feud between 2 filthy rich dudes with no morals having a pissing match over some real estate.
Trump never lived in the new house. He fixed it up and flipped it in 2008 for $95 million to…a Russian oligarch named Dmitry Rybolovlev.
Epstein was so irate at Trump for scoring the massive windfall that he started threatening lawsuits to rat Trump out for what he was sure was a money-laundering scheme.
This next tidbit is not verified, and fact-checking it produced no conclusive results:
According to Epstein, Trump retaliated to the lawsuit threats by going to the police and “dropping the dime” on his pal’s extracurricular hobbies.
If that version of events is accurate, it sounds like the most Trump thing ever.
It was never about Jeffrey being a creepy pedophile. It was about Jeffrey threatening to blow the lid off his questionable business dealings with the Russians.
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Yep, Ghislaine will have some kind of accident.
Here comes the leak!
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I think the through line is that he is willing to protect wealthy and powerful men at the expense of anyone and everything else. Well anyone except him.
A couple of observations.
The "1000 FBI agents" who went through all of the material to look for anything Trump-related basically looks like a machine guaranteed to produce a leak to me. If they try to clumsily sweep it under the rug I think it almost inevitable that some whistleblower at DOJ will release it all. This is where the omerta culture at the FBI will slam hard against the passionate hatred of child molesters. All it takes is one.
They used Microsoft's Sharefile for the 1000 FBI agents collaboration. So any one of them could have grabbed all of it. Worse, Sharefile has well-known security flaws that would let a malicious third party grab all of the data. So I think it is a safe bet that multiple foreign intelligence organizations and hacker groups have everything.
Reading between the lines in the 2016 Katie Johnson court filings implies that there were witnesses to a lot of these incidents. I imagine that when the Epstein thing blew up and the Maxwell prosecution happened they ran down a lot of those loose ends. So it is at least possible that there is corroborating testimony that put Donald Trump in a room with a naked and tied up 13-year-old.
I think the trajectory for Ghislaine Maxwell is that she is going to testify that Donald Trump had nothing at all to do with Epstein's pedophilia. Then she is going to have an unfortunate accident.
A couple of observations.
The "1000 FBI agents" who went through all of the material to look for anything Trump-related basically looks like a machine guaranteed to produce a leak to me. If they try to clumsily sweep it under the rug I think it almost inevitable that some whistleblower at DOJ will release it all. This is where the omerta culture at the FBI will slam hard against the passionate hatred of child molesters. All it takes is one.
They used Microsoft's Sharefile for the 1000 FBI agents collaboration. So any one of them could have grabbed all of it. Worse, Sharefile has well-known security flaws that would let a malicious third party grab all of the data. So I think it is a safe bet that multiple foreign intelligence organizations and hacker groups have everything.
Reading between the lines in the 2016 Katie Johnson court filings implies that there were witnesses to a lot of these incidents. I imagine that when the Epstein thing blew up and the Maxwell prosecution happened they ran down a lot of those loose ends. So it is at least possible that there is corroborating testimony that put Donald Trump in a room with a naked and tied up 13-year-old.
I think the trajectory for Ghislaine Maxwell is that she is going to testify that Donald Trump had nothing at all to do with Epstein's pedophilia. Then she is going to have an unfortunate accident.


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And of course Trump is now considering a pardon for 'Diddy'. Birds of a feather.
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More than one thing can be right at the same time.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jeffrey-ep ... stigation/
In depth investigation into the jail video by CBS points towards a coverup back to Barr.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jeffrey-ep ... stigation/
In depth investigation into the jail video by CBS points towards a coverup back to Barr.
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The Katie Johnson case is a good example of what is being distracted from. In her court filing she claimed that she was sexually assaulted by Donald Trump multiple times when she was 13. Furthermore she witnessed Donald Trump sexually assault another 13-year-old and a 12-year-old. In the court filings they also had identified at least one witness who worked for Epstein at the time.
The case was dropped after the 2016 election.
The case was dropped after the 2016 election.


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I am doubtful that anything happened there except that Epstein killed himself. For a lot of reasons. That whole chapter in the story is a distraction.


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Fresh reporting from CBS that DoJ and FBI both have clean copies of the prison video that are not missing the minutes that Bondi said was the result of a prison glitch. And now CBS is reporting more https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jeffrey-ep ... stigation/
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Epstein and Maxwell had to have other employees who either helped them or were in a position to know what is going on. I'm surprised we aren't hearing from those employees yet.
Two people don't traffic hundreds or thousands of girls by themselves.
Some girls were "recruited" from local high schools in Palm Beach. Knowing how high schools are you have to believe that a lot of people heard about this.
Two people don't traffic hundreds or thousands of girls by themselves.
Some girls were "recruited" from local high schools in Palm Beach. Knowing how high schools are you have to believe that a lot of people heard about this.


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