Donald I, emperor of the world.

[Rusty Nails]

The thing about conspiracy theorists is that occasionally there is an actual conspiracy.

You're just making that up!

 

[briantrumpet]

You're just making that up!

You're getting this all wrong.

You're supposed to ask for the evidence. Then PB will tell you to do your own research. Then you tell him that you're not going to do his research for him because it's up to him to prove his assertions. You go round that cycle a few times.

By which time everyone has got bored, and we can move onto the next conspiracy, no wiser than we started. It's what powers the internet.

 

[dutchguylivingintheuk]

But don't you think it's a bit Keystone cops?

A guy who's a known paedophile hater is put in with Epstein.
A load of cloths and stuff that looks like potential nooses scattered around his cell (there were pics).
A suicide verdict despite the autopsy (allegedly) stating it had all the hall marks of strangulation.
A 'body' moved on the day of the 'suicide' which was actually a decoy.
A statement pencilled in about his death the day before he died?

It's no wonder the conspiracy theorists are at it... You can see where I am going.

Yep still alive is a bit to far, but i don't think that he in fact did not kill himself is a very real possibility. I do believe he died just not by suicide.

I haven't followed the full details of his death but it's odd that he wasn't on full suicide watch, including cameras etc., given that he had supposedly made a previous attempt.

As with Shipman it leaves a lot of questions unanswered and victims without acknowledgement or resolution.

I think the bigger problem is that Epstein is unlikely the only one. I think in 10/20 we hear about the same thing with a different name. Bored elites need to do something right?

 

[CXRAndy]

View: https://x.com/i/status/2020987830139310439

 

[Pross]

The Maxwell interrogation wasn’t really worth the effort, taking the 5th on every question.

 

[Pblakeney]

The Maxwell interrogation wasn’t really worth the effort, taking the 5th on every question.

Some Republicans saying she should be returned to a proper prison because of it.
It's probably not over, especially if she is offered clemency in return for clearing Donnie which she has asked for.

 

[Pinno718]

Some Republicans saying she should be returned to a proper prison because of it.
It's probably not over, especially if she is offered clemency in return for clearing Donnie which she has asked for.

Chuck her in an El Salvadorian male prison.
After a couple of weeks she'll spill.

 

[CXRAndy]

Some Republicans saying she should be returned to a proper prison because of it.
It's probably not over, especially if she is offered clemency in return for clearing Donnie which she has asked for.

Trump doesn't need to do anything.

Nothing has been found, despite Democrats trying to create a narrative of already released redacted photos and documents.

 

[Blazing Saddles]

According to Ben on Meidas Touch, Donald Trump’s name appears 38,000 times in the Epstein files. I am unsure as to whether this includes the 3 million pages yet to be released.
That’s half the length of an average novel!

 

[Pblakeney]

According to Ben on Meidas Touch, Donald Trump’s name appears 38,000 times in the Epstein files. I am unsure as to whether this includes the 3 million pages yet to be released.
That’s half the length of an average novel!

That does not include the yet to be released files.
What I'd like to know is, how many times has it been redacted? Is that on top of the 38,000?

 

[CXRAndy]

When some crazy hates you, they tend to use their name an awful lot.

I understand Epstein hated trump after their fallout in the early 2000s

 

[AuroraSaab]

Deepak Chopra also mentioned. There have been allegations of misbehaviour on his part with several young women over the years so I wasn't really surprised by some of his Epstein messages. Epstein certainly spun a wide web though.

 

[Ian H]

 

[Psamathe]

The Maxwell interrogation wasn’t really worth the effort, taking the 5th on every question.

But had she'd answered their questions could those answers be believed? Given she is reported to have committed perjury, how the "Epstein Files" released seem to show she has lied to authorities so why would be believe any answers she gives now?

It was futile, they knew it was going to be futile but any inquiry not trying to ask her would be open to "but they didn't even ..." criticism.

 

[briantrumpet]

But had she'd answered their questions could those answers be believed? Given she is reported to have committed perjury, how the "Epstein Files" released seem to show she has lied to authorities so why would be believe any answers she gives now?

It was futile, they knew it was going to be futile but any inquiry not trying to ask her would be open to "but they didn't even ..." criticism.

I agree that they have to 'go through the motions' to demonstrate that processes have been adhered to.

Meanwhile, a once staunchly Republican commentator opines:

Anyway, I don't know how she could 'clear Trump of wrongdoing' any more than Rose West could have cleared Fred West of wrongdoing. All she's doing is promising to lie if she gets a pardon. Well, who'd've thought!