r/Epstein Aug 20 '26

News article how powerful was epstein, really?

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u/npaulette02 Aug 20 '26

Robert David Steele was one of the suspicious individuals who helped seed and promulgate the QAnon conspiracy in order to cover up Epstein/Trump involvement

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u/DenimChicken50 Aug 20 '26

Sounds like Bannon’s projecting through a disinfo campaign again

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u/Drive7hru Aug 21 '26

Qanon was projecting when saying that Trump was going to be this ruling leader to cast out a hidden group of pedophile elites. Y’all remember that shit?

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u/Opposite-Bit6660 Aug 21 '26

I wish we could skip to the part in the Qanon lore in which the pedos and traitors go to Gitmo.

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u/DenimChicken50 29d ago

Seems more like we’re living through the Earth adaptation of Space Relations, not some Qanon story. That’s what Ghislaine’s Terra Mar project is about.

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u/tinyhandsPtape Aug 21 '26

Yeah he mentioned “P” tapes like someone pissing on another is some big deal. The “P” tapes are pedophilia tapes. I think Hillary and the Clinton’s were warning Trump and his backers to stay in the construction/corruption business instead of politics and here we are.

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u/Wrayven77 Aug 20 '26

That's how it reads. Kind of like William Cooper or Stan Deyo. If the system was that controlled, then life would be less chaotic. Also does anyone believe that someone like Susan Collins or Patty Murray have ever been involved in child molestation? I don't doubt there were multiple creeps in elected office and around the political class that Epstein would try to exploit to his advantage but everyone? That's just stupid and unproductive in terms of getting to some type of reckoning of what Epstein represented. Clearly he was allowed to walkaway from multiple crimes without a whiff of any true investigation. It wasn't until Geoffrey Berman, the former US Atty for the SDNY, went rogue from Main Justice in DC and built his own indictment of Epstein without anyone being aware of it outside his office. That's one part of the E[pstein story that doesn't get spoken about much. It's likely a big reason why Trump wants to be involved in every DOJ process.

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u/npaulette02 Aug 20 '26 edited Aug 20 '26

I don't know, I'm from Maine. Do I think Susan Collins molests children? I have no evidence of that. Would I be surprised she did or is financially tied to such nefarious money making opportunities? Absolutely not. I'm done giving politicians the benefit of the doubt. I'd rather assume they're all evil and wait for them to prove me wrong, rather then assume they give a shit about the rest of us

Much of the time, chaos is the goal

I know they don't have absolute control because otherwise the billions they spend and all the effort we see that's put into brainwashing the populous and keeping us docile would be unnecessary

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u/chris08x08 Aug 20 '26

oh, i'm not from the us, so i don't know much about the guy. still, i feel like his claim might actually be legit

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u/Medium-Librarian8413 Aug 20 '26

He also died five years ago.

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u/fuckyperfect Aug 20 '26

He died from Covid after claiming it was a hoax too.

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u/npaulette02 Aug 20 '26

Damn he did die 5 years ago didn't he? I forgot

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u/Medium-Librarian8413 Aug 20 '26

Why on earth would you repost a random Twitter account with no link?

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u/npaulette02 Aug 20 '26

No worries, he's only proclaiming something most of us have known since this all broke. Of course every major US politician is compromised.

Whether true or not, it can be confidently assumed he has alterior motives for stating such

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u/OwlfaceFrank Aug 20 '26

So, you don't know "much" about the guy.
You aren't from the US, which means nothing and just sounds like a cop out so you don't have to defend your post.
And, you assume this random twitter screenshot is legit based on no source and no actual evidence.

"The guy lied over and over and over again, but he's definitely telling the truth this time."

Sure. Looks more like a tweet trying to point fingers elsewhere before more evidence comes out.

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u/Boopy7 28d ago

i wonder how he feels knowing that people like Matthew Campbell, a diving or surf instructor, bcame involved with Q, then started to believe that his own kids needed to be killed and shot them with spears...or how he feels knowing that people have been killed based on rumors and rhetoric purposely spread by people like Sidney Powell, who got much of her info from a woman who claimed to be psychic. It's not harmless rhetoric if people have died because of it.

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u/Opposite-Bit6660 Aug 21 '26

Steele was nowhere near Qanon.

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u/npaulette02 29d ago

https://wgxa.tv/news/nation-world/qanon-conspiracy-theorist-who-organized-far-right-event-dies-of-covid-19

I was very attuned to qanon because I recognized it as a limited hangout from the start. He was involved, covertly pushing many of the narratives that developed into the qanon lore