Many people lead double lives. Hell, some lead triple lives. But let’s not be naive. Not a lot of people hang with ice dealers just for the dinner parties and sparkling conversation…
Epstein was a big money guy and worked with very high profile people regarding dealing with money issues. Most of it bordering on illegal or being outright illegal but that isn’t overly surprising, that whole industry is filled with people who should be in jail. He was also clearly tied to Government in the US and other places. It is hardly surprising many money people met with him. Most probably had no idea what he was doing behind the scenes, he just did a good job for them regarding their money issues.
That said and even though there does not appear to be anything much on Trump and Clinton, I have very little doubt, based on both men’s lives, of how much went on.
But of a difference I think.
I watched an interview recently where RFK Jr also admitted to flying on his jet twice. These ultra rich elites all associate with each other, it does not automatically mean they’re all sex offenders, as much it would not surprise me if a lot were. Then you have to consider those who would’ve known what was going on, but turned a blind eye. Epstein had also been convicted for a sex offence in 2008.
Whitney Webb has done some fantastic work around this, I have one of her books that I’ll commence reading soon. She has done heaps of interviews for those interested.
Someone on here, tried to defend Joffa the other day. Because he admitted to it and apologised. Apparently all is well, because it ended well.
I was at family Christmas dinner this year, and just had to survey the room to see the relationships, the dead relationships, the non-relationships and the barely functional humans that play a part within them portraying an act just to get through the day.
It’s days like that, which provide the strongest evidence you’ll see that it’s the victims that get the life sentence.
I might get a few extra civil liberties, but that’s about it.
Unless they are involved in the paedo part, what is the point of even naming them?
The naming of people is just a by-product of a judge releasing court documents from a case originally brought by Virginia Giuffre, one of the victims, back in 2015.
Read a couple of those pages. 118?
The sketchy ones being +1 or +2 female im assuming.
Yes. Also sketchy that some names/initials are still redacted. Anyway, I suppose we will see what else comes out of it.
I’d read that some of the REDACTED are for people (victims) who were underage at the time of the rape/assault/trafficking. So maybe not as dodgy
Well that makes sense. I retract my sketchy redaction doubts.
So when can we cancel Michael Jackson?
I think that has already happened, for the “King” of pop not many play his music these days
The brutality of it all, as sad and disturbing as it all is, the truth will be always be washed away, I hope those involved rot in hell
Its interesting because I was watching a doco last week about groupies in the 60’s & 70’s. Many of those girls were as young as 14-16 & many claim to have lost their virginity to & slept with people like Bowie, Jagger, Page, basically the who’s who of rock. Imagine if we really opened that can of worms, there’d be nobody left uncancelled. Elvis of course met Pricilla when she was 14 & there’s numerous reports of other young girls having flings with the King. Jerry Lee Lewis married his 13 year old cousin FFS.
Doesn’t make it ok though, surely it’s about stopping this type of behaviour.
Edit : Genghis Khan killed 1/3 of world population and impregnated a lot of the rest, we don’t allow that sort of tyrant now
I think Michael Jackson was guilty. What grown man sleeps with 10-12 year old boys in their bed? But you are right. Times have changed. According to traditional sources, Muhammed married Aisha when she was six or seven and consummated the marriage when she was nine or ten.
Muhammad Married A Six Year Old Child (ugm.ac.id)
Oxford Study Sheds Light on Muhammad’s ‘Underage’ Wife Aisha - New Lines Magazine
The truth about Muhammad and Aisha | Myriam Francois-Cerrah | The Guardian