SaintsInDome2006

I’ve seen it. You’d agree Kash Patel had seen it? It suggests an assault on a minor. Why do you think Kash Patel & Dan Bongino are protecting Biden?

There are around 20 lawsuits against Epstein & IIRC like half are still active against his estate. Apologies, everyone.

So now Bondi & Patel are running fake investigations to frame Trump but covering up for Biden. Makes sense.

You do realize Patel would be the all time maga hero if he found a mere kilobyte of data supporting this, right? He’d be elevated over Vance instantly.

Oh no, you raised that, not me. I don’t think it’s a factor, but I think a lot of Maga cares about it.

This is actually a better point than ‘why didn’t Biden…’. Trump did it because he promised to release the Kennedy files. Whenever that came up he was naturally asked about the Epstein files, and maga really wanted them released. But Trump sheepishly refused to commit. Then Trump released the remainder of the JFK files, totally unredacted, even highly classified material having nothing to do with the assassination. So naturally the calls for the Epstein files - from right wing media & maga - grew even louder.

This is another good point. Maxwell’s appeals ran out. A perfectly normal and correct stance would be to say the data can’t be released because the matter is investigation. But they can’t, because it isn’t.

Yes during the Trump administration, under a Trump AG & Trump appointed BOP director. And Patel just conducted a re-review of the investigation into that. Also dead: Ivana Trump, Brunel & Giuffre.

President Trump just instructed his AG to open multiple investigations on the basis of this same data. You’re arguing they’re conducting falsified investigations?

Well not exactly nothing. He was impeached & he paid an $800K settlement to Paula Jones. Epstein had the sense to take the 5th when asked about Trump in his deposition.

Wild. When this thing started Bill Clinton was the prized target.

I’m regretful to say how long I’ve been following this story but it’s been before President slid down the brass colored moving staircase.

I’m sorry, youre saying Bondi *would open investigations based on faked data?

This is really trite. Let’s look at now: the President has instructed his Attorney to open multiple investigations into Epstein’s activities. That just happened. Now I seriously doubt the AG would open investigations on the basis of fake, doctored data, right?

The vote’s on Tuesday. This one will be on the record so expect a *lot of Republican votes for release. It will be on the ballot in ‘26.

Only 16 of over 600 detained by ICE in Chicago area have criminal histories, records show

Trump: “so he dictated a couple memos to himself, give me a break”. - What memos?

Of course he knows, it’s ludicrous. I wonder who the reporter is who asked if it was his brain, because that sounds rather specific, like she had inside baseball. It sounds an awful lot like the vascular issues that have been speculated upon as well, and that’s tied to dementia.

Interesting how Epstein knew to say mean things about Trump 14 years in advance.

I just got back from Charlotte. Iknow all citizens have complaints, but it’s a model city from what I saw.

It looks like the Feds never charged the supposed TDA person arrested.

Venezuelans Were Rounded Up in a Dramatic Midnight Raid but Never Charged With a Crime >> On the night of the raid, heavily armed federal agents zip-tied Jhonny Manuel Caicedo Fereira’s hands behind his back, marched him out of his Chicago apartment building and put him against a wall to question him. As a Black Hawk helicopter roared overhead, the slender, 28-year-old immigrant from Venezuela answered softly, his eyes darting to a television crew invited to film the raid. Next to Caicedo, masked Border Patrol agents inspected another man’s tattoos and asked him if he belonged to Tren de Aragua, the Venezuelan gang that the Trump administration has designated a terrorist group. Until that moment, Caicedo’s only interaction with law enforcement in his two-and-a-half years in the United States had been a traffic stop two weeks earlier for driving without a license or insurance, according to the records we reviewed. Chicago police had run a background check on him and found no prior arrests, no warrants and no evidence that he was in a gang. Caicedo said he had a pending asylum application, a steady job at a taco joint and a girlfriend whose daughter attended elementary school across the street. None of that mattered. The U.S. government paraded him and his neighbors in front of the cameras and called their arrests a spectacular victory against terrorism. But later, after the cameras had gone, prosecutors didn’t charge Caicedo with a crime. They didn’t accuse him of being a terrorist. And after a brief hearing in immigration court, the government sent him back to the country he had fled nine years earlier. “I lost everything,” he said in a phone interview from his mother’s home in the Venezuelan city of Valencia. “For those fools, everyone from Venezuela is a criminal.” Caicedo’s quiet deportation contrasted with the drama of his capture during one of the most aggressive and highly publicized immigration raids carried out in a U.S. city in recent history. Shortly after midnight on Sept. 30, some 300 agents from Border Patrol, the FBI and other agencies stormed the 130-unit apartment complex. SWAT teams rappelled from a helicopter, knocked down doors and hurled flash-bang grenades. They arrested 37 immigrants, most of them Venezuelans, who authorities say were in the country illegally. Agents also zip-tied and, for several hours, detained many U.S. citizens. Soon afterward, President Donald Trump’s administration released a slickly produced videoof the operation. Officials said they had captured two “confirmed” members of Tren de Aragua, including one on a terrorist watch list. Stephen Miller, the White House homeland security adviser and architect of the nationwide immigration crackdown, declared that the building was “filled with TdA terrorists,” that the raid had “saved God knows how many lives” and that it was “one of the most successful law enforcement operations that we’ve seen in this country.” A ProPublica investigation, however, has found little evidence to support the government’s claims. ProPublica has discovered the names of 21 of the detained Venezuelan men and women and interviewed 12 of them. We also spoke with dozens of their relatives, friends and neighbors. And we reviewed U.S. public records databases and court websites, examined court documents and social media accounts, obtained audio and video recordings made that night, and attended immigration court hearings. Federal prosecutors have not filed criminal charges against anyone who was arrested. Nor have they revealed any evidence showing that two immigrants arrested in the building belonged to the Tren de Aragua gang, or even provided their names. ProPublica was nonetheless able to identify one of them, Ludwing Jeanpier Parra Pérez, from a press release that did not connect him to the raid. Parra denied that he is a member.<<

So no charges were filed.

You’ve heard of Montezuma’s Revenge? Well this is called Cricket Noem’s Revenge.

I understand. Epstein wrote an email 12 years in advance to frame Trump as treating girls like chattel, then a former girlfriend goes on National TV & claims she was handed over for free use groping, but was lying, and then also it’s perfectly normal for you to be pictured with a young blonde as your friends suggest she was sold to you. How about the email where Epstein describes Trump with his nose pressed to the glass door slavering over Epstein’s girls in the pool?