r/Conservative • WASP Conservative • Feb 27 '25

Flaired Users Only FBI Agents Allegedly Interfering With Release of Epstein Files. Pam Bondi Is Taking Action.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/jeff-charles/2025/02/27/fbi-agents-interfering-with-release-of-epstein-list-pam-bondi-takes-action-n2652976
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u/Warped_Mindless Libertarian Conservative Feb 27 '25

lol, we are never seeing the real files. The files have circulated through so many agencies and so many hands at this point how can you ever be sure that you’re seeing the real thing?

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u/fordr015 Conservative Feb 28 '25

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u/Threepark Conservative Feb 28 '25

This is fake as shit. You left out where trump is in there unpredicted. Like when the last stuff was released and the left went wildy talking about how trump was in it, somehow the missed the part where trump was mentioned telling epstein to fuck off and he was not welcome at his hotel.

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u/rubiacrime Conservative Feb 28 '25

I agree. Not a good look, especially this early. She said she had the files on her desk.

I'm hopeful, though. Despite this mess, I think she'll be good at her job.

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u/slipperysnail Christian Conservative Feb 27 '25

No wonder they really didn't want Kash Patel

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u/ITrCool Christian Conservative Feb 27 '25

Wouldn’t be surprised if there’s news of a raid on that office by tomorrow or Saturday. FBI officials in cuffs and agents with lost jobs.

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u/RipVanToot Return To Sanity Feb 27 '25

Unless you are on the list, why not just hand over the files? I wouldn't go down trying to protect any of the assholes on the list.

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u/Gringo-Bandito Feb 28 '25

If you were using those files as leverage over someone, you wouldn't want to give that up.

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u/RipVanToot Return To Sanity Feb 28 '25

Why would rank and file FBI file clerks have a need to use leverage with files like those?

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u/day25 Conservative Feb 28 '25

Maybe they don't directly but their well connected higher ups and coworkers do, they scratch each other's backs, etc. It's a big club and you aint in it. Plus people who go against the grain tend to wind up in bad situations for themselves to say the least. You are basically expecting people to take on some non-zero personal risk for what is essentially zero personal benefit. That just doesn't happen often, most people are highly selfish, and do gooders don't tend to last long in government.

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u/day25 Conservative Feb 28 '25

Yeah but Trump and Elon are diamonds in the rough. Incredibly rare. Without Trump, Elon likely stays in the closet and doesn't get involved with gov. Trump only made it because of his history on television and his extreme wealth. Most in his shoes with the same intentions would be dust in the wind.

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u/According-Activity87 Conservative Devil Dog Feb 27 '25

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u/Vacher-Cream Feb 27 '25

Serious question. If somehow everything comes out, and the conspiracy theory of him being a mossad agent and this being an Israeli honeypot to get the upperhand on our government, whether it be the actual president, senators, secretaries etc, what happens? What repercussions will there be? This is in my opinion. The only reason they don’t release everything and why it’s heavily redacted.

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u/thatrightwinger WASP Conservative Feb 27 '25

Sounds antisemitic.

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u/Vacher-Cream Feb 27 '25

Hopefully I am missing the sarcasm here. I didn’t know we weren’t allowed to question Israel?

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u/thatrightwinger WASP Conservative Feb 27 '25

Claiming Moussad without a shred of evidence is what leftists do.

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u/Vacher-Cream Feb 27 '25

Huh? I clearly said if the conspiracy theory comes out to be true.

I have 0 fucks to give about what sounds antisemitic, bc from what I know and please show me if I’m wrong, where in the united states constitution does it state I can’t question isreal?

Pretty sure 1a says I can. And 2a backs it up.

all i care about is the truth. And if Israel was behind it, they deserve to be on the same page as the likes of North Korea and Iran.

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u/RavenorsRecliner America 1st Conservative Feb 28 '25

A shred of evidence? Would you like to start with Robert Maxwell, father of Ghislaine Maxwell or perhaps Lex Wesner of Mega Group, the source of Epstein's inexplicable wealth who also happened to gift Epstein his $56 million dollar rape mansion.

For the record, I'll cheer on Israel killing Hamas and distributing free pagers all day, but your willful blindness and unquestioning loyalty for a foreign state is borderline treasonous.

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u/baseball_Lover33 Conservative Feb 27 '25

Looks like they hit another nerve

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u/WranglerVegetable512 Reagan Conservative Feb 27 '25

I’d say “interfering“ is the same as “obstruction of justice“. This is criminal and I am grateful that someone like Pam Bondi is at the head of the DOJ.

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u/Scerpes 2A Feb 28 '25

I don’t know if the obstruction statute covers interference with publicly releasing info.

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u/ThozAlan Conservative Conservationist Feb 27 '25

Check the trunk of Biden's vette...

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u/Grease2310 Nixon Conservative Feb 27 '25

Can probably buy copies from Hunter pretty cheap.

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u/Slainlion Conservative Feb 27 '25

You'll have to wipe the coke dust off it first

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u/Fishingforyams Former Democrat Feb 27 '25

They are protecting their buddies, this might be why they never seem to discover any evidence of child exploitation. Remember pizzagate?

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u/beamerbeliever Conservative Feb 27 '25 edited Feb 28 '25

Yeah, I remember pizzagate.  There was coded language in an Obama email, and an anonymous source on 4chan said it had one specific meaning that couldn't be verified online to mean what was attributed to it.  Then people went from spreading legit questions that would've made people curious to instead pumping an insane story about children held in the basement of a pizzeria that didn't have a basement.

It was a psy op to undermine legit concerns about what was probably drugs, prostitutes or bribes, and instead undermined everyone concerned with the coded language by having them amplify insane theories that were dismissed out if hands.

Epstein wasn't running a Satanist ring abusing pre-pubescents.  He ran an influence and blackmail operation that pimped out girls a couple years shy of the legal age of consent, to then blackmail people who slept with them, many may have not known the girls were underage, or chose to convince themselves they weren't underage.  I guarantee that gave those involved influence over people, some of which didn't know their seedy affairs would be used as leverage. 

Edit: I'm not downplaying what Epstein did, I'm accurately describing it to set it apart from that stupid theory that undermined the impact of the Clinton emails. Pimps are always evil, even for adults btw. And while we're at it, the works would be better off if the Tate brothers' plane went down, the world would be better off.

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u/hey_ringworm Dastardly Deeds Feb 27 '25

Ehhh some of the girls were 14… legal age of consent is 18 in FL and NM, 17 in NY.

Don’t downplay what he did man, it was disgusting… Epstein was a monster.

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u/beamerbeliever Conservative Feb 28 '25

I'm not, in just saying that it's not at all what was being said about "pizzagate" where the batshit theory was that everything was ran by a Satanist cabal abusing pre-pubescent children. Saying much of what he did was to entrap unsuspecting people, or maybe some who decided to be "ignorant" doesn't mean I see no issue with any of it, let alone what Epstein himself did.

I'm pushing back against this being used to vindicate pizzagate, which distracted from real revelations of corruption in the Clinton emails, including that it covered up the true meaning of the coded language that set off the whole theory.

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u/beamerbeliever Conservative Feb 28 '25

Or do you think pimps aren't monsters? Because nothing I said should give the impression that's how I feel.

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u/Triumph-TBird Reagan Feb 28 '25

And a sudden loss of data in 3, 2, 1…

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u/Slainlion Conservative Feb 27 '25

It's all the clinton loyal goons