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Comment by SV_BubbleTime

1 day ago

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Personally I think anyone who believes there’s a stack of “files” sitting somewhere which culminate in a spreadsheet of “Famous politician / # of underage girls we can prove he assaulted” is fantasizing and thinking the world is just like an exciting John Grisham novel.

Anyone who’s guilty of that either has sufficient corrupt clout to have eliminated the evidence of their crimes (thus no “files” threaten them), or, are already known about.

And come on, with the guy at the top of the government being very likely one of them and very openly and obviously corrupt, it is more of a stretch for me to believe that “Epstein permanent deletion service” isn’t an item on his main bribe menu.

Once you understand that legitimacy of rule by the wealthy is the primary corner stone of the United States, you'll understand that even the wealthy who didn't participate in the Epstein coalition don't want to open that can of worms.

It's why the Democrats keep only pushing social issues, they are captured and cannot make any radical change without losing the support of their wealthy donors.

Another way to look at it, consider that every coup that occurred in South America was done extra-legally to protect American corporate/monetary interests.

Sponsors

  • It’s a wild web of alliances if Biden and the DNC had evidence of Trump impropriety with Epstein which would be the absolute defined end of Trump, and refused to play even that small bit in the event that it implicated a Sponsor too.

    • That would not end Trump in any way. Just as it has not ended any politicians at all.

      Consider: if Kamala ended up on the files, would any liberals vote for Trump?

      But, for a random wealthy donor it’d be rather inconvenient to be in the files and they’ll pay for not being included in the releases.

      And: a sponsor? Think: most sponsors, and the establishment politicians.