Release All Files! - Part 2

[Oldcarpy2]

The DOJ was also ordered to redact anything that might threaten the national security of our allies.

Considering what's going on over there right now, it quite makes me shudder to imagine what we're not seeing...

Mr Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is in deep do do.

So is Starmer over the Mandelson thing.

He's toast.

[cherokeetroy]

I think Panican is setting in

"Pam Bondi goes on a completely unhinged rant about the stock market when asked why she has not indicted any clients of Jeffrey Epstein. Bondi says all Americans need to focus on other topics, like the economy, and not on Jeffrey Epstein’s child trafficking network. “That’s what we should be talking about.”


https://x.com/ShadowofEzra/status/202161...03645?s=20

[cherokeetroy]

This is probably the right path of investigation.

One thing that stood out to me about all these files is that for a financial guru, we don’t see much talk of finance. You don’t see a lot of talk about investments, so then people said he was an expert in tax… yet we don’t see much about that either.

All we see it’s snips of insider trading, state secrets, and maybe money laundering.

There was nothing legit about the guy. It was all crime, and there has to be others involved.

Yes, crypto is the perfect way to hide and move BILLIONS under the radar


"The massive illegal flows of pedophile child rapist cryptocurrency were being used to fund terrorism and human trafficking, btw. Also Mr Pierce provided his expertise on cryptocurrency for Jeffrey Epstein. They hold $113 billion in US treasuries"

"
Tether, the cryptocurrency co-founded by pedophile child rapist Brock Pierce, made $13 billion in profits last year and was connected with $19.3 billion in illegal transactions in 2023 x.com/SilvermanJacob…"

[putnam6]

Mr. Pool

@MrPool_QQ
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Yesterday, Democrat Jamie Raskin told the media Trump’s name appears “more than a million times”

in the Epstein files. Every late night host ran with it.

Every headline screamed it.

Then he quietly admitted: he searched the word “Donald” — not “Donald Trump.”

Every Donald in 3 million documents.
Every Donald Duck reference.
Every McDonald’s receipt.
A million hits.
Zero evidence.

Here’s what Raskin didn’t mention:
The same files contain an FBI interview with the Palm Beach Police Chief who confirmed Trump CALLED the police on Epstein in 2006.

Trump told him: “Thank goodness you’re stopping him. Everyone has known he’s been doing this.”

He called Maxwell “evil” and said “focus on her.”

He saw teenagers at Epstein’s and “got the hell out of there.”

He was one of the FIRST to call.

While Democrats searched for his name to build a headline — the files proved he tried to STOP it.

And while Raskin ran his mouth

— every single Democrat in Wyoming voted AGAINST a bill imposing harsher penalties for sexual crimes against children. Every. Single. One.

They searched 3 million files to frame the man who reported Epstein. Then voted to protect child groomers.

Read that again.

[UltraBudgie]

I think Panican is setting in

"Pam Bondi goes on a completely unhinged rant about the stock market when asked why she has not indicted any clients of Jeffrey Epstein. Bondi says all Americans need to focus on other topics, like the economy, and not on Jeffrey Epstein’s child trafficking network. “That’s what we should be talking about.”

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https://x.com/ShadowofEzra/status/202161...03645?s=20

In 30 years we've gone from:

"It's the economy, stupid!"
to:
"It's the economy?" Stupid!

Yeah. No.

[Oldcarpy2]

 

Actually, nice deflection, but it's actually 5,300. And counting.

[cherokeetroy]

This feels like Pam Bondi's:



"What difference, at this point, does it make!!??" 



Moment

[Oldcarpy2]

This feels like Pam Bondi's:



"What difference, at this point, does it make!!??" 



Moment

She is incompetent, a sycophant stooge and a bloody disgrace.

[UltraBudgie]

She is incompetent, a sycophant stooge and a bloody disgrace.

Well, yes, but she is also part of the administration that actually released the information that is causing such turmoil about corruption and depravity in Britain right now. The British press had nothing to do with it, strangely silent were they. So your standing pointing fingers from over there on the other side of the pond seems like being knee-deep in sewage and railing about mud on someone else's boots.

I'm sorry but it seems your "right and proper British indignation" coupon has expired, sir.

[putnam6]

Politicians are all about the money...

is this true? Five things Democrats don’t want to talk about for some reason: 1. Chuck Schumer took money from Jeffrey Epstein, and Democrats running for Congress who wanted to meet Schumer went through Epstein. 2. Stacey Plaskett took money from, met with, and coordinated with Jeffrey Epstein after he was convicted. 3. Hakeem Jeffries’ campaign solicited donations from Jeffrey Epstein after he was convicted. 4. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) accepted donations from Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. 5. Donald Trump cut off all ties with Jeffrey Epstein in 2004. In 2006, Trump called the Palm Beach police chief to praise the FBI’s investigation into Epstein and provide information about Epstein and Maxwell.
 
Thought for 40s
 
1. Chuck Schumer took money from Jeffrey Epstein, and Democrats running for Congress who wanted to meet Schumer went through Epstein.
This is partially true, with some caveats on the second half.

• Schumer did receive donations from Epstein in the 1990s. Federal Election Commission records show seven $1,000 donations between 1992 and 1997, plus $10,000 to a joint fundraising committee tied to Schumer and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, and $5,000 to another Schumer-associated committee.  In 2019, after Epstein's arrest, Schumer donated an equivalent amount to anti-sex-trafficking and anti-violence groups. 
  
• On the second part: There is evidence of Epstein being enlisted to help arrange a meeting with Schumer in one case. In 2018, an associate of U.S. Virgin Islands Delegate Stacey Plaskett (a Democrat, though not "running for Congress" at the time as she was already in office) asked Epstein to facilitate a meeting with Schumer for hurricane relief lobbying.  However, this appears limited to that instance and doesn't broadly apply to multiple "Democrats running for Congress." No widespread pattern is documented in reliable sources.
  

2. Stacey Plaskett took money from, met with, and coordinated with Jeffrey Epstein after he was convicted.
This is true.

• Epstein was convicted in 2008. Plaskett received $5,400 from him in 2016 and $2,700 in 2018.  She also received over $20,000 combined from Epstein associates like Lesley Groff, Darren Indyke, and Richard Kahn around the same time. 
  
• Meetings: Plaskett met Epstein in 2012 (introduced as a potential donor during her campaign), visited his Manhattan home in September 2018 to discuss donations, and had other contacts. 
  
• Coordination: She texted Epstein during a 2019 congressional hearing (post-conviction) for input on questioning Michael Cohen, solicited a $30,000 donation from him for the DCCC in 2018 (which was rejected), and used his network for fundraising and other support.  In 2019, she donated an equivalent amount to Virgin Islands charities. 
  

3. Hakeem Jeffries’ campaign solicited donations from Jeffrey Epstein after he was convicted.
This is true, though the solicitation was indirect and no donation was received.

• Epstein was convicted in 2008. In May 2013, a fundraising email from a consulting firm (Dynamic SRG) working for Jeffries was sent to Epstein, touting Jeffries as "Brooklyn's Barack" and inviting him to a DCCC event with Obama or a private meeting.  Jeffries has said he had no knowledge of the email, never met Epstein, and received no donations from him (FEC records confirm no contributions). 
  

4. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) accepted donations from Jeffrey Epstein in 2018.
This is partially true—they received it but quickly returned it.

• Epstein donated $10,000 to the DCCC in October 2018 (post-2008 conviction).  It was unsolicited and refunded four days later.  A DCCC spokesperson called it an immediate refund "without second thought." 
  

5. Donald Trump cut off all ties with Jeffrey Epstein in 2004. In 2006, Trump called the Palm Beach police chief to praise the FBI’s investigation into Epstein and provide information about Epstein and Maxwell.
This is true.

• Trump and Epstein had a falling out in 2004 over a bidding war for a Palm Beach mansion, after which they ceased contact (phone records support no communication afterward).  Trump banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago around 2007 after Epstein allegedly hit on a member's teenage daughter. 
  
• 2006 call: In July 2006, Trump called Palm Beach Police Chief Michael Reiter, saying "thank goodness you’re stopping him, everyone has known he’s been doing this," praised the investigation, called Maxwell "evil" and Epstein's "operative," and advised focusing on her. Trump was one of the first to call after the probe went public. 
  

Bad Hombre

@Badhombre
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Five things Democrats don’t want to talk about for some reason: 1. Chuck Schumer took money from Jeffrey Epstein, and Democrats running for Congress who wanted to meet Schumer went through Epstein. 2. Stacey Plaskett took money from, met with, and coordinated with Jeffrey Epstein after he was convicted. 3. Hakeem Jeffries’ campaign solicited donations from Jeffrey Epstein after he was convicted. 4. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) accepted donations from Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. 5. Donald Trump cut off all ties with Jeffrey Epstein in 2004. In 2006, Trump called the Palm Beach police chief to praise the FBI’s investigation into Epstein and provide information about Epstein and Maxwell.