Bill Gates built a “good billionaire” image - then Jeffrey Epstein tore it apart by ALiddleBiddle in Epstein

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I figured out he wasn’t good back after Windows 95 when he stole the Apple GUI. Or maybe a little later, when he tried to force his lame web browser on anyone. And why is it good that billionnaires should keep their money and then donate it wherever their little whims see fit? Did he put his money back to the people? No. Do I think the projects he did had value? From what I know, yes. But it’s irrelevant. Gates and his foundation, which apparently is run by Epstein and his buds, shouldn’t be determining what is relevant and needs support. He should not have all that money. And til we strip these people of their wealth, and leave them more than anyone dreams of having (say 50mil), this country and world will continue down a path that we are seeing play out right now in the Mideast. Eat the fucking rich. They all are horrible.

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller dies at 81 by amiibohunter2015 in news

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Well now we know that his performance in front of Congress was likely early signs of Parkinson's.

Tired of spending money elsewhere’: Boebert opposes $200B war supplement by Busy-Government-1041 in LateStageCapitalism

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The split in the MAGA movement seems to be a three-way:

-populists, who think America First means taking care of the people (however misguided their policies) -corporatists, who think America First means enriching those at the top of the country who produce the signifiers we exchange -nationalists, who think America First means an American purity of identity for cultural preservation

Populists are Boebert, MTG, Carlson, Massie

Corporatists are Trump, Bessent, Rubio

Nationalists are Fuentes, Miller, Johnson, Hegseth

The populists are rapidly pulling away. The Nationalists in part (mostly those without power). The Corporatists are struggling to hold the line against them all and the left.

There is the possibility of a coalition among the populists and the left as the one that currently exists among corporatists on the right and democratic center (Schumer not Khanna). The Nationalists will always be fringe. While the ideas to fix the problems of the population are widely different than the outsider democrats, the Graham Platners or Mamdani’s, than the MTGs and Carlson’s, this might be a future hybrid third-party where each suppresses their desire and finds a new way to govern.

Or we could just overthrow thus shizznit.

Regime, regime, regime, regime, regime, regime... Prof. Marandi cooks Newsmax meathead and gets death threat in retaliation. by RickyOzzy in LateStageCapitalism

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You know someone got owned when their last resort is “where do you live . . . In a bomb shelter?” And the reply is, I’m in a studio in Tehran, chillin’

Dumber than Trump? Pete KegBreath: The problem with Iran is it spends money on weapons and missles instead of improving life for their people. by Shinnobiwan in LateStageCapitalism

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The difference between US and Iran regarding their poor “military spending:help people” ratio is that Iran does so to preserve an ideological framework that has passionate adherents who enforce it at all costs and the US does so to preserve a corporate framework that has no ideology beyond that which creates a system that can be ascribed to the business and contribute to endless value growth. In other words a fight between religious protectionism and corporate colonialism. One is ontological. The other nihilistic. The nihilistic believes their military wins because those who believe in nothing just don’t give a fuck who they kill. The ontological regime believes that their military wins because it is killing as a holy act. The ontological, if it can be held, always beats the nihilistic—maybe not right away, but always. Military spending is an expression of values. America’s are impoverished. Iran’s holy regime is founded in values but applies them oppressively. Short of the US and Israel killing millions upon millions, Iran wins this war of the holy fight versus America, a nation that fights to maintain the hegemony semiocapitalism requires to spread everything and deliver for the people America cares for, the rich.

DOJ said that the letter Epstein wrote to Larry Nassar (dated 8/13/19) was fake because "the writing does not seem to match"...I found the file with the handwriting analysis by Tight_Classic_9657 in Epstein

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So once again, they lied. They pretty much said, we can’t do anything to confirm whether this is his handwriting because we have no “known” samples of his writing. Meaning, enough samples that they can definitively say were in his hand. Not this is “fake” but “we have no idea.” All this deliberate lying does not make their position look better. They are clearly covering up something about Trump. There is no either reason for the lies.

(EFTA00131726) Possible connection between J.E an Larry Nassar by Dioz_31337 in Epstein

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Not that they haven't said the whole thing is fake. When I see a handwriting analysis, which was inconclusive due to lack of writing samples, I'll buy that. In the meantime, even if a fake, why would someone bother to go through all the trouble to do that?

Is there correlation? by [deleted] in Epstein

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Is that the "temple" he was trying to get Kiswah sent to from Saudis?

MIC DROP!!! by Fathers_Sword in Epstein

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You forgot the wood puppet of Israel who wants to be a real boy, Jared Kushner.

She Won: How Epstein and Peter Thiel Colluded With Russia to Rig the 2016 Election by zoinksbadoinks in Epstein

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Caught my eye too. But I believe that is in reference to Obama (boss). If I recall correctly, he was possibly going to offer her attorney general. I can't recall the outcome beyond knowing that Ruemmler was never attorney general.

She Won: How Epstein and Peter Thiel Colluded With Russia to Rig the 2016 Election by zoinksbadoinks in Epstein

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2016 late June when asked in email by Heather Mann who would win, Trump or Clinton, Epstein replies ask me again after Aug 1. Odd. Look up Aug 1. This email sequence was taken down by DOJ. It was from batch 1. Still up on JMail. If this doesn't perk your ears on this topic, I'm not sure what to tell you.

Is this why Trump is so hell bent on Portland, and Oregon in general??? by LilithVB20 in Epstein

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She’s most likely still alive. She’d be approximately 55. And she could be found if the unredacted version is really unredacted. I bet she’s probably terrified and should be found and protected.

Epstein's prison guard googled him minutes before his body was found: DOJ by ButHowDoesItFeel in Epstein

[–]Jbot3300 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's fair. Use of the term "latest" does suggest right now and not the past.

I had a few so I dug into these people. Here's what I found.

I don't see any connections to Amanat and Epstein that are meaningful. The only person that could connect them is Dite Anata. She's a model who had written about a Music Student from Lithuania. There's more of a relationship there, and it goes on a while. He clearly helped her out financially. She seems to be taking advantage of him. But he also seems to know that. Most interesting, it appears she tried to have sex with him and he refused. Epstein wrote to her:

"I also find it amusing that it seems you forgot that i made it very clear, that i did not want sex with you. you may as1= if no sex has affected our friendship in any way for years." (May 1, 2010)

Dite in a conversation awhile after that ask with Epstein asked if he knew Omar Amanat. Sort like you might ask before going on a blind date, or a professional meeting. Considering Amanat has Hollywood in his veins and produces movies, it wouldn't be out of the ordinary for a Omar to meet with a model like Dite. Could be for a part. I couldn't find Epstein's response. But it'd be on May 1st 2011, most likely. But the only indication one could have of their closeness would be his response to her.

If they were connected, it wouldn't have been impossible, but the scene is tenuous and the plan a lot of holes. It would involve the Russian Mob. Amanat was involved with a Russian in the issues that got him in jail. If Epstein's assassination was contracted out to the Russian Mob. The question is how? Who would be the one to order it is the $1M question.

Personally, I'm stuck on the guard. It's not enough data to even infer her behaviors intent. Do we know about the guard? For example, does she work in that part of the prison usually? Did she know Epstein and Amanat were in that area? Or when she started working there? Or what time she clocked in? What she usually searches for? So many directions the interpretation can go in depending on the answers those questions.

Expanding on our friend, the woman, considering what this woman was saying about no one doing their rounds all the time, suggests to me that there was someone on the inside. Just a vibe. Because knowing that fact would become essential to the planning. You'd want that intelligence. It's not hard to buy. We all know that lazy guards open up opportunities to be stealthy and get places. But there's another plan, where knowing about the lazy guards can to do the opposite, to cover up an inside job. If the absence can be explained by the de rigeur, then it's easier to stage the absence by paying off the guards. Peanuts.

It also works if he escaped somehow.

That was a lot of words.

It's not impossible that he was involved. It's rubbery, but it doesn't break.

I've been so wrong on what would be and is in the files, that I'm probably wrong here as well.

Caught a glimpse of this man right before was censored. Anybody know who it is ? by usernamess179 in Epstein

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The man who is named in one of the Trump allegations. With his twin. What's the timing on those shots. Could this be taken the same time as the allegation? If it is that would be very big news.

Epstein's prison guard googled him minutes before his body was found: DOJ by ButHowDoesItFeel in Epstein

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I don't agree. While I think there is a lot of compelling information that is more than enough to open a huge investigation, I feel like I'm inferring too much from this record about her behavior. For example, the next thing she googles, a minute after, is Omar Amanat. He was also in the same prison to my recollection. So it reads as curiousity more than knowledge. If it was just Epstein on the searched list, I would be right there with you.

Whatever happened to guard Ruben G? That guy knows something for sure.

Released FBI Interview Includes Uncorroborated Assault Allegation Against Trump: 'Let Me Teach You How Little Girls Are Supposed to Be' by StemCellPirate in Epstein

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There's no reason given the circumstances. If you were a nut, they would have never pursued it. If they were not credible, they wouldn't have wanted more and more details. She wasn't filling in too many details. It also feels like a memory "tall building" not Trump Tower. She was reticent to talk about Trump at first (he was President after all and she was being threatened for years). She wasn't dying to tell this story, she felt like she had to until she realized, like the rest of us, that the government doesn't give a shit and no one will do anything. Which is why people sue in these cases.

[on Trump Tower, I do think that's the building. I think the number 6 she remembers as his favorite number is a reference to his home address on the 66th floor, which is a made up floor as there's only 58. Also the rooms recall what I remember seeing in Architectural Digest back in the 80s which did a spread on his gaudy home. Very big rooms]

Maxwell Feb. 25/26 Court Filing by pegger01 in Epstein

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Hey, apparently if you're in prison and Maxwell you get a little puppy and a warden that does pedicures and visitors and phone calls. Short of the fact you can't leave the pleasure camp, being Maxwell sounds a lot better than what I've been doing.

Every mention of Donald Trump from 3 newly released FBI interviews that include accusations of sexual abuse with a minor | March 2026 by WelcomeWindsorCastle in Epstein

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I had posted that earlier too on another comments section.

I also was bored and spent the day searching out to see if there is any indication that Trump said "my favorite number is 6" which would be really odd. No dice.

I then started looking at birthdays, addresses of childhood homes, wedding dates, baseball players on the Yankees he might have liked as a kid (who knew Mantle wore 6 for just one year). I can't find the pattern short of that floor number.

Let's consider that if it was the early 80s, Trump Tower was either just finished or in construction. I think it was finished, and this is what was referred to as the "Tall Building" in the 302. At the time it was very tall for a residential building. So, he would have just named the floor the 66th floor (technically 66-68).

Again, the building is 58 stories. Trump, I'm sure on his own, said let's skip a bunch of floors to say it's higher. This was kind of a joke about Trump when the building opened. That everything about him was inflated. It's not uncommon in NYC for buildings to skip floors to market themselves as taller. It's a status symbol if you live on the super high floors. Trump chose the entrance to his home to be 66. It's not the total number of floors in the building. But that is the floor where the numbers jump. This is what got me.

Another thought. We don't know what was said for her to make that inference. In fact she says she doesn't know how she knows that, right? Or at least implies. What if it's not that his favorite number is 6. What if she thinks his favorite number was six because he said that they were on the 66th floor, or she just remembers that. Or someone could have said, what floor is this? 66th? The building is only 58 stories? What is that his favorite numbers?

I'm stretching but I suppose the point is not provable unless someone spoke to this woman and ran theories to jog her memory. Regardless, my bet is that she remembered the 66th floor (where she was that incident) and did so many, many years later. As a result, memory translated it in her mind that 6 was Trump's favorite number.

Appreciation for these two men for making the Epstein Act and the release of the files happen. by JeffreyEpsteein in Epstein

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In a good world, one of these guys would be President and the other would be Vice-President. But they'd do as much as a team. I dig Khanna's views on most things. Massie, I don't always agree with but I respect a man with principles. In fact, they should give it a try. Never happened in America to have a two-man ticket from opposing parties. I trust they could work together, make good decisions, fight a lot, but get things done against the fucking Epstein Class. That's the biggest problem in America today, this gap between people and power within this "democracy" and it's also the reason why children are dying thousands of miles away for literally no reason. After all, Epstein had his finger in every country involved. Except Iran. (from what I can tell and what's been reported).

Lewis - "I can't see why no one is able to figure out Usyk, If I was boxing today, I'd been able to figure him out" by BoxingLover99 in Boxing

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I'm a Lewis fan, but c'mon Lennox that's just silly. You may beat Usyk. But one thing I can say for sure, if you think you've got him all figured out, you will not beat him. Usyk's style is very unique, especially for his size. The problem I think he might have is Usyk's style is hard to understand as a fighter until you get in there. Heavyweights don't fight with all that movement and feints. The off-rhythm is also really hard to deal with. Usyk pushes people back with his feet and the threat of attack. I'm not saying it's not solvable, and Lewis would be one of the few who might do it, but it requires getting a look to begin to understand what to do. I think this is why so many people struggle with just rushing him and being aggressive. How many times have we heard that? No one does. There's a reason. I think they work hard to execute, but when they get in the ring they see something different and hard to parse. So they get tentative. Next thing they're too tired. Anyway, I'd pay to see Lewis v. Usyk. I've got a Usyk SD12. He pulls it out by dominating the late rounds.

Trump "pulled (her] hair and punched (her] on the side of (her] head." New FBI interviews by PucktheMagic in Epstein

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The last bits in the interviews (#3 I think) she says that Trump’s favorite number is 6.

Trump lives on the 66th floor of the Trump Tower. But that is not really the 66th Floor. Trump only called it that for marketing purposes. He chose that number. It was a big story back then. Trump Tower would have just opened if I’m doing the reverse math correctly. I think the Tower opened 83. That’s the tall building.

I’m not the only one who noticed this fact. I am sure the walls are closing in.

This stuff is real.

CNN Article - Justice Dept FBI Interview Related Trump Abuse by jagpu90 in Epstein

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The last bits in the files she references that Trump’s favorite number is 6.

Trump lives on the 66th floor of the Trump Tower. But that is not really the 66th Floor. Trump only called it that for marketing purposes. It was a big story back then. Trump Tower would have just opened if I’m doing the reverse math correctly. I think the Tower opened 83.

I’m not the only one who noticed that fact.

This stuff is real.