Epstein client list, does it exist or not?

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It may be more that people are being caught surprised that Trump’s layer of invincibility appears to be malfunctioning.

Yup, that's what has me surprised the most. It's like all the other stuff was fine, but this is where we draw the line? I mean, I'm not expecting much, but always open to be pleasantly surprised. There's basically no downsides at this point. Worst case we find out Keanu Reeves or insert anyone else who is universally loved is on the list and it just reinforces the belief that if they're someone famous they probably aren't good people.
 

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I mean, obviously it's all just a big misunderstanding. That's not an armless, prepubescent torso with Trump's signature for pubic hair.

It's a person lying facedown on a massage table with their arms dangling down toward the floor, the breasts are actually the scapula, and Donald Trump's signature is an homage to the fact that he sh*ts himself.
 
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I feel like these releases are like when you parent asked you a question...You knew they had the answer already, but at the same time, you still denied it.
They ask about the letter, fake, blah blah, then they release the letter...
How much longer is this going to take. I mean, damn, the letter, the signature, the denial, ad naus.

And any chance the large check and payment 22.5k could have been for Melania? Would explain why she can't/won't leave.
 
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I feel like these releases are like when you parent asked you a question...You knew they had the answer already, but at the same time, you still denied it.
They ask about the letter, fake, blah blah, then they release the letter...
How much longer is this going to take. I mean, damn, the letter, the signature, the denial, ad naus.

And any chance the large check and payment 22.5k could have been for Melania? Would explain why she can't/won't leave.

The problem is the Republicans. They've gotten a good enough look at what's in the DOJ files to know it's going to damage Trump, and them. This birthday letter was released by House Democrats, it wouldn't have seen the light of day if left to Republicans.
 

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The problem is the Republicans. They've gotten a good enough look at what's in the DOJ files to know it's going to damage Trump, and them. This birthday letter was released by House Democrats, it wouldn't have seen the light of day if left to Republicans.
And that's after Trump denied it ever existed.
 

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Democrats on the Oversight Committee released the picture book for Epstein’s 50th:


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Full set of documents can be found here, minus Rep. Comer’s pedo defense statement.
 
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Is it a joke about sex trafficking or is it actual sex trafficking? Does it matter?

Oh, it’s both. Anyone with a cursory understanding of their history knows he’s fully involved. When you live a consequence free life, you feel confident to openly joke about crimes.
 

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In a Fox article clearly designed to shift attention from Trump to Bill Clinton, they actually included an interesting tidbit from Alan Dershowitz, Epstein's former lawyer and a frequent Fox News contributor. An entry in Epstein's birthday book from Dershowitz:

"Dear Jeffrey, as a birthday gift to you, I managed to obtain an early version of the Vanity Unfair article. I talked them into changing the focus from you to Bill Clinton, as you will see from the enclosed excerpt. Happy birthday and best regards," the entry said.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/in...ons-note-poolside-candids-bizarre-animal-pics

It was a joke, but it also kind of gives away the game. Obviously Trump is no where in that conversation which was about shifting attention from Epstein himself to Clinton... but for Fox to put it in the very article where they are very clearly trying to shift attention from Trump to Clinton is just shameless, especially since Fox frequently gives Dershowitz a platform.

The sickest part of all is that Fox and the Wall Street Journal (who originally broke the letter story) are owned by the same guy. Could it be any more obvious that he profits from sowing division? I mean that's nearly as transparent as all the attempts to shift blame to Clinton.
 

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The Atlantic put out a piece on it, You Really Need to See Epstein’s Birthday Book for Yourself:

The Trump letter makes the birthday book inherently newsworthy. But it is far from the most disturbing or lecherous of the book’s contents. A section titled “Brooklyn” includes recollections of Epstein’s horrible sexual escapades, apparently including making a maid watch people have sex and holding a knife up while telling women to take off their swimsuits on a boat—a story told in the book under the heading “Girls on My Boat.” Given what we know about Epstein’s sex crimes, including his sex crimes against minors, the birthday book is a sickening document. Over its 238 pages, Epstein’s friends, “girlfriends,” and business acquaintances offer lurid tributes to the pedophilic multimillionaire in the form of acrostic poems, drawings, and letters extolling him as “a liver, a lover” and, affectionately, the “Degenerate One.” Individual contributions vary but it is the sheer volume of sexual references and jokes that ends up being most shocking. So much so that I suggest you read the document yourself.



Sanitizing this document would be wrong, so I’ll be blunt: The Epstein birthday book is full of contributions from wealthy and powerful people who appear fully aware of Epstein’s attraction to “girls.” In fact, they seem to celebrate it and, in some cases, allude winkingly to Epstein’s predatory lifestyle. There is, for example, a seven-page letter attributed to Nathan Myhrvold, a multimillionaire and former Microsoft executive who illustrated his thoughts with graphic photographs of wildlife sex. (Myhrvold did not respond to my request for comment but told The Wall Street Journal that “he didn’t recall the submission and that he is a wildlife photographer who ‘regularly shares photos of and writes about animal behavior.’”)

Wexner, the retail billionaire, apparently wrote a short message that said, “I wanted to get you what you want … so here it is,” and then drew a pair of breasts. Stuart Pivar, a chemist and art collector, apparently wrote a poem to Epstein, part of which declares, “Jeffrey at half a century / with credentials plenipotentiary / though up to no good / whenever he could / has avoided the penitentiary.” Pivar told me in an email that he recalled Maxwell having invited him to contribute to the book even though he and Epstein “were no longer that close.” He also described Epstein as “vastly misunderstood” and a “teenophile” rather than a “pedophile.”

Joel Pashcow, a real-estate executive and Mar-a-Lago Club member, offered a drawing of Epstein giving a lollipop to a group of young girls in 1983, juxtaposed with another drawing of Epstein in 2003 being fellated and massaged by another gaggle of women. The implication is that Epstein has groomed them from an early age. Paschow did not immediately respond to a request for comment. But his most startling contribution is a photo of him holding a novelty check bearing what appears to be a doctored or rendered version of Trump’s signature. The photo appears alongside a handwritten note suggesting Epstein sold him a “fully depreciated” woman for $22,500. The New York Times reports that the check was a stunt meant as a joke about a woman in her 20s who dated both Trump and Epstein. But this is remarkable enough that it bears repeating: Inside the 50th-birthday book for Jeffrey Epstein—a man charged with sex trafficking—is a photo of a massive, novelty sized check, seeming to reference the sale of a human being from one powerful man to another. The man whose supposed signature is on the check is the current president of the United States.

I’ve heard the rumors of Myhrvold, who did some fancy photographed cookbooks or something at one point. Clearly, he’s full of shit in his denials.

People should read the article as it gives a good synopsis of the documents and the reaction to it thus far.

And former Washington Post’s cartoonist, Ann Telnaes, summed things up rather well (not sure where she posts her material directly, so linking to where I found it):

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The Atlantic put out a piece on it, You Really Need to See Epstein’s Birthday Book for Yourself:





I’ve heard the rumors of Myhrvold, who did some fancy photographed cookbooks or something at one point. Clearly, he’s full of shit in his denials.

People should read the article as it gives a good synopsis of the documents and the reaction to it thus far.

And former Washington Post’s cartoonist, Ann Telnaes, summed things up rather well (not sure where she posts her material directly, so linking to where I found it):

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Gross. Anyone defending a "teenophile" belongs on list.
 

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For me the real scandal is how all of these elites are not even attempting to hide, but are wearing their beastiality on their sleeves. They are all like "Hey dawg! We had so much fun together banging girls. We know that you are a pedo, we like that you are a pedo. And you are our pedo. Happy birthday and cheers for more future fun times!"

The only guy not gratulating Eppstein on his pedo thing is of course Bill Clinton, we wrote a pedestrian and inocculous birthday greeting.
 
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And it seems that it might - possibly, hopefully, please God make it happen - take down the current UK Ambassador to the United States.
Peter Mandleson has now been sacked, according to the BBC and others.

From the British embassy:
In light of the additional information in emails written by Peter Mandelson, the Prime Minister has asked the Foreign Secretary to withdraw him as Ambassador.

The emails show that the depth and extent of Peter Mandelson’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein is materially different from that known at the time of his appointment.

In particular Peter Mandelson’s suggestion that Jeffrey Epstein’s first conviction was wrongful and should be challenged is new information. In light of that, and mindful of the victims of Epstein’s crimes he has been withdrawn as Ambassador with immediate effect.
(Edit to add link. I didn't bother initially because it's to a live feed, which will effectively become useless soon. Event is at 10:50.)
 

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This is bigger than Trump and Epstein. Apparently Epstein had secret cameras set up in every room on the island. The island was burned to the ground...who has the tapes?

This is basically like a giant Russian style honey pot operation.

Israeli and Russia has copies. They have had dirt on major people for years and have probably helped entrap more, on both sides. Maxwell's family connection to mossad is no joke.
 

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What? No response here to the Bloomberg reporting on the 18k Emails?

What I found interesting were the following points:
  • Gishlane Maxwell was at all times a full accomplice and fully in the know. She even discussed plea bargains with Epstein
  • There were more recruiters, Bloomberg reports about a 19 year old recruiting another Girl, and Epstein responding with "too big, but good enough for a romp in the afternoon"
  • Clinton was Gishlane's friend/acquaintance
  • Trump got explicitly removed by Gishlane on Epstein's order from something when the heat of the investigations got turned up
But really, listen to the podcast, it's good:

View: https://youtu.be/fWGxNnkves4?si=J_c8tPMfcFkDseio
 
Would they be above a killing to hide this stuff? Penn seemed like a setup, and now this.
I don't think I have actually heard of a moment of silence before.
And how are they able to say fake signature...
And how they were asking if the signature was forged and then showed them a personal letter to them from Trump.
This entire thing is like a bad matrix that is just bananas...
 
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He also described Epstein as “vastly misunderstood” and a “teenophile” rather than a “pedophile.”
(from the Atlantic article linked above)

Was Epstein actually a pedophile? Ie, pursuing pre-pubescent girls? I don't seem to remember he did that, but I could be wrong. A quick google says girls 'as young as 13' or 'as yougn as 14'. That would make him an ehebophile, though that's not a very popular word... I've not heard 'teenophile' before but I'm guessing the point was still valid fwiw Doesn't excuse or mitigate what he did, of course.
 

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I also wonder when public ire is going to turn properly against the establishment for its part in enabling Epstein and others? Are we just that inured to just how much the rich and powerful are protected by the system? There's far more to Epstein's crimes than his list of "clients".

When does the public ever turn against their betters?

Nothing stops the rich and hasn't since Grog amassed more rocks than Grugg.
 

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(from the Atlantic article linked above)

Was Epstein actually a pedophile? Ie, pursuing pre-pubescent girls? I don't seem to remember he did that, but I could be wrong. A quick google says girls 'as young as 13' or 'as yougn as 14'. That would make him an ehebophile, though that's not a very popular word... I've not heard 'teenophile' before but I'm guessing the point was still valid fwiw Doesn't excuse or mitigate what he did, of course.
The differentiation between paedophilia and ephebophilia has largely vanished with the reduced societal acceptance of ephebophilia. That's your answer. It used to be pretty normal to have a segment of the population marry and copulate with very young girls, up to the 80s these were still common but shunned subgroups (often veiled as a religious sect, but that's an entirely different story). That's pretty much gone now.

You can see this in the popularity of not just ephebophilia, but open sexualization of pubescent girls younger than 18 by older men. They genuinely lived through a time where this was still socially accepted to some degree, and have ignored or missed the social shift.
 

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Kash Patel says no evidence Epstein trafficked to anyone:

FBI Director Kash Patel told U.S. senators on Tuesday morning that there is "no credible information" in case files that Jeffrey Epstein trafficked young women to anyone other than himself.

The remarks came during a heated hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee, in which Republican Louisiana Senator John Kennedy asked Patel about his knowledge of the Epstein files.

The way they’re trying to cover up Trump’s clear involvement in sex trafficking and being an open customer is wild.
 

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After the birthday book, that notion dead, deboned and buried. But please team MAGA, continue digging deeper into that hole.
Or consider the fact that Epstein was already in jail for sex trafficking charges or that Maxwell was already convicted of sex trafficking minors. Pretty tough to do with no evidence.
 

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Seeing as how Alex Acosta is scheduled for a House Oversight interview on Friday, I wonder if he'll be inclined to provide names of people who influenced his sweetheart deal to Epstein thanks to Kash Patel placing the "original sin" of Epstein on him.

Patel says "original sin" in Epstein case was Acosta's handling [axios.com]