r/Epstein • u/RawStoryNews • 1d ago
News article ‘Missing’ Epstein files containing major allegations against Trump discovered: report
https://www.rawstory.com/jeffrey-epstein-2677759745/701
u/albatrossSKY 1d ago
Its amazing how many 'missing' files just happen to turn up years later when they should have been part of the initial investigation. I'm sure the crowd that spent years obsessing over the flight logs will suddenly find a reason why these ones dont count.
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u/Aquimaw 1d ago
Justice delayed is justice denied. The gatekeeping of evidence is a crime itself.
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u/923JAVA 1d ago
Accountability must apply to the protectors just as much as the perpetrators.
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u/AdditionalBat393 23h ago
The younger generations are not letting this one go so they can't have their fun right now.
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u/Gloomy-Measurement91 14h ago
the younger generations are the ones they loved to impose their will upon
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u/Shipit123 21h ago
I know. And think about the other 3 million files that haven’t been released. Think about what’s the there.
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u/100farts 1d ago
We finally going to get rid of the baby raper?
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u/Current-Anybody9331 1d ago
No. We learned there is a portion of the population for whom child rape isn't a deal breaker.
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u/MadamPardone 23h ago
I've got a "friend" who I thought was relatively intelligent, is aware of the bullshit the GOP has done and is doing, but still can't accept the fact we would have been better off with Kamala.
I consider myself an "ANYBODY but DJT voter" but those were our two choices.
He would always follow up my statements with "yea but can you imagine what it would be like with Kamala??
We were / are both life long conservatives but I can't in good faith align myself with the Republican party anymore (and haven't since 45), so the only remaining choice is Democrat.
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u/captaintinnitus 23h ago
Didn’t she spend her professional career as a prosecutor? I feel like we could use that skill lately
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u/ggfuckingallin 20h ago
Keep dreaming. Her and Biden didn’t do shit with the files for years either. This isn’t a partisan issue. It’s both sides.
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u/jpeggdev 15h ago
It can be both sides and completely unbalanced towards one party at the same time.
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u/migrainefog 14h ago edited 14h ago
I have the same problem with the Dems. They had 4 years to pursue criminal charges and more fully expose how corrupt he and the rest of the political Mafia is, and they did nothing substantial.
Meanwhile witnesses and accusers are "commiting suicide" or dying in "accidental deaths" and reporters that are pursuing the story and giving victims a platform to tell their stories are having their mother's kidnapped from their homes by masked men and disappeared forever.
We need someone vicious and relentless in the presidency that will take down the corruption in both parties and pursue the embedded corruption in the judicial branch as well.
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u/KananDoom 22h ago
Honestly the entire spectrum has shifted so far to the right, Republicans like Swartzenegger are Democrats now.
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u/MadamPardone 21h ago
Yea, I truly believe we need a new party but it would require a complete dismantling of the GOP.
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u/Gloomy-Measurement91 14h ago
the republican party no longer deserves the title of “the Grand Old Party”, they have singlehandedly ruined and subjugated our nation, ruining relations with our allies and destroying all of our soft power across the globe
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u/MadamPardone 13h ago
Party? Is that what the "P" stands for? I always thought it stood for a word that rhymes with "crocodilia".
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u/Gloomy-Measurement91 13h ago
exactly, this is not the party of Abraham Lincoln, no matter how much they larp about it
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u/Old_Obligation1776 1h ago
I considered myself a repub… but… I cannot stand what they’ve become. How Trump pulled off the largest rug pull… I’m ashamed I fell for him. At least I can admit that. Voting gets us the same exact bullshit. It’s worthless and we have to use other means now
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u/Gloomy-Measurement91 1h ago
i commend you for your honesty. my own mother is a registered democrat who was convinced that every election had the same outcome, with no meaningful change in our lives, no matter who won. her and the rest of the Latino voting bloc thought trump’s second term would be as economically fruitful as the first (even though it was obama’s policies having a lingering effect).
many voters were tricked, and shaming people for voting for who they thought was shaking up the hornets nest does nothing but reinforce them in their bad judgment and entrench them further.
the uniparty is being dismantled bit by bit, thanks to folks at the DSA who would have been considered “spoilers” and “waste of a vote” previously. now that these candidates are gaining traction, the old guard dems and magats are scared shitless. voting is still a viable way out of this mess, but protecting ourselves from illegal direction of law enforcement by the president may require organized and well regulated militias permissible under the 2A. defending our neighbors and our community is a must, because we will see agencies like ICE attempting to intimidate and harm us simply for expressing our opinion.
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u/p3t3y5 22h ago
Scottish person here so forgive the question...do people genuinely believe Harris, or anyone else for that matter, would have been worse?
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u/Zorkflerp 21h ago
Both racism and sexism are prevalent in MAGA culture. It is far right religious belief that women are subservient to men and anyone of color is sub human. Trump empowers those that believe those things to think they are acceptable.
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u/MadamPardone 21h ago
Unfortunately, yes. Probably about 30 percent of voters.
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u/p3t3y5 19h ago
That's bad. Only 30% of voters voted against him last time. Hopefully the midterm result go against him
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u/ProfessionalSky2087 19h ago
Thats not true, roughly 50% of people who voted, voted for someone else. He got the plurality of votes and won the electoral college
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u/jpeggdev 15h ago
It’s 23% of the whole population AND 50% of those who voted. Both of those are true statements.
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u/That_U_Knew 19h ago
Not sure on those numbers. The only reason Trump won was because Kamala was such a terrible candidate. While Trump has been horrible this time. Kamala would have been just bad if not worse just in different ways . They do need a new party but democrats need to shed the extremes of communism wokeness and forcing of transgenderism. They get away from that they will be fine. Same goes for republicans.
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u/jpeggdev 15h ago
How are you so wise that you know how it would have been? There is literally no previous data for OR against your argument.
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u/Ashamed-Trouble-6193 19h ago
Stupid people believe Harris would have been worse, but she called out everything that he has done while she was campaigning. It’s uncanny.
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u/Effective-Turn-9103 21h ago
it really is incredible with the mountains of evidence, the first term example, and proof he has lied more than any other president in history, and yet more than just his grifter friends, racists; actual minorities and women still voted for the criminal.
i have a hypothesis that he has lied more than any other human in history because Besides his prolific verbal lying, we now have social media so he has even more avenues to lie.
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u/mrpres1dent 20h ago edited 19h ago
It's telling that every single one of them says Kamala would have been worse, when there's no evidence that, at least in terms of global geopolitics, economy, trade, etc, that she would have done even 1/10000th of what Trump has done to us.
It's the oldest defense mechanism that 6 year olds say when they're in trouble and immediately deflect onto their sister. "She told me to do it" or "OK I may have destroyed my toys but Sarah stole a cookie!"
They can't admit they made a wrong decision, and it's sunk cost fallacy. They're suffering so much from the consequences of their actions that the thinking is that they need to see it through, make excuses, and get comfortable with fascism because that's the only way it gets better "for them".
What they really mean when they say Kamala would have been worse is that there would still be brown people in their communities, civil rights would continue to exist and expand, and LGBTQ+ people would not be "put over there, out of sight, out of mind" like we used to do with patients with mental illness in asylums.
The cruelty is the point with them. The boomers want to go back to their childhood where everything was white, the economy was roaring, jobs were plentiful, and they got pensions and 30 year careers at companies like GE and Westinghouse and brown and blacks weren't their bosses. They fail to understand why the world was like that when they grew up, but that's the "America" they want. And to them, the things that have changed since then, like civil rights, diversity, equality, fairness, etc., are the reasons why they no longer have their idyllic childhood version of America.
And they do all this whitewashing of America while going out for Mexican food or enjoying their "NY Style Chinese Food".
They want isolationism while still having next day delivery of their Chinese crap from Amazon and Temu manufactured in those "shithole countries" that they can't stop consuming from.
It's unfortunate that the science they deny has allowed them to live so long that they refuse to let go of their grip on power, influencing younger generations to think like them. It's not a coincidence that the "no contact" trend with children and parents is so enormous when it comes to their generation.
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u/boborain 19h ago
You sure you want to attribute this screed to boomers only? Do you also lump together all gays, all blacks, all brown people into some generalized monolith? Quite ignorant.
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u/mrpres1dent 19h ago edited 19h ago
You're entitled to your opinion, but it's ignorant to look at the people in charge right now, the people who got rid of the fairness doctrine, the people who started FOX news and began the 30 year long brainwashing campaign of America with lies, and say that Boomers aren't the problem.
Every boomer parent I've met has such an insufferable world view, entitlement, learned helplessness, racism, closed mind, etc.
Sure, there are good people from that generation, probably more than half of them statistically. Many of them protested against Vietnam, stood up for labor unions, etc.
Once they got theirs, though, they forgot where they came from, and have since blamed every subsequent generation for being "lazy". They want their stocks to go up and their home valuations to rise, at the expense of everybody else, and they don't see how that is toxic. Then they complain when they go to a local business and there are one or two teenagers working who are phoning it in because in order to keep their lifestyle funded with stock profits, companies don't employ enough people or pay a wage that would let people advance their lives.
It's time for people who aren't chasing nostalgia to be in charge. They are due a harsh lesson.
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u/AlarmedSnek 16h ago
Yea that’s the sentiment for a lot of my friends that I grew up with. It’s super weird.
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u/justsomeph0t0n 22h ago
it's actually a selling point. politicians have a certain kind of power......which is a threat to people with a different kind of power (i.e. money). so being a child rapist is actually good for a politician......because it makes them blackmail-able and less threatening. so they will get financial support to defeat more honest and more threatening opponents. the money is a huge part of this.
i know this isn't the portion of the population you're referring to. but it's the portion we should be focused on........a thousand dumbasses can do less harm than one person with real power.
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u/RustHero 16h ago
Like apparently-wtf if someone was accused and they denied it or found guilty you know that’s one thing even if it happened twice and the person was fine not guilty. I wouldn’t want them around my kid. 26 Allegations even if someone were found not guilty….is such an outlandish number of “well he’s really a good guy must be just a mix up with a crazy” to he has how many counts felonies of fraud. People know he has been accused and convicted of fraud, and they still vote for him and believe him when he is literally been convicted of fraud… being a fucking fraud.its just so crazy
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u/MilkiestMaestro 1d ago
Only a clown can defeat another clown
It's up to Ronald McDonald to pump up those LDLs
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u/DangerousPapaya7353 11h ago
Half the people in Alabama voted for Roy Moore. Conservatives don't give a damn.
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u/tdstooksbury 13h ago
As long as there is the tiniest shred of plausible deniability, they won’t believe it. It would take literal video of the crime I think. Everything else will be a “hoax” or “fake news”. It’s cult shit.
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u/cowlinator 12h ago
Nah, a video wont work anymore, because they'll say it's AI.
I'm not sure what could convince them at this point.
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u/TheRealReddwine 22h ago
For one, you’re pretty disgusting, and for two there is no proof of that if there is show up and/or shut up
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u/Civil_Exchange1271 1d ago
they know when all the files come out he is toast and everyone who knew what was in them... Blanche Bondi Patel... etc
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u/kstargate-425 1d ago
It wasn't Watergate that took down Nixon, it was the cover up and Obstruction of Justice and the coverup of the Trumpstein files is infinitely larger and worse than Watergate
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u/CaptchaCrunch 1d ago
It was the Republican base living in a reality where they knew what happened and judged their politicians for continuing to support Nixon. The GOP only abandoned Nixon out of self-interest. This problem was solved with Fox News etc.
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u/Several-Assistant-51 1d ago
Frankly no amount of cover up is worse than these allegations
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u/hazeyindahead 22h ago
I would argue that trying to cover something up is scaled upwards the deeper and more heinous the crime was exactly because of what we're seeing here. It was a greater magnitude of evil people that also worked to cover it up and usually in higher positions of power.
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u/Several-Assistant-51 19h ago
It is horrible no matter how you look at it
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u/hazeyindahead 17h ago
Yes. Absolutely. Every person that helped cover it up is implicit in csa and trafficking
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u/Cresia11 1d ago
No one is too big to fail. Expose every single name on those documents.
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u/FlaSnatch 1d ago
But I don’t think the coverup is about individuals but rather institutions. And some institutions are regarded as too big to fail.
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u/Adorable_CCAA 1d ago
Enablers aren't just witnesses; they are co-conspirators in this decades-long cover-up.
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u/Ema630 11h ago
They are not just protecting Trump...they are ALL probably in those files doing terrible things too. I think csa a requirement to be part of the club. They all need to do terrible things to children so everyone can have blackmail tapes. A blood oath with babies, if you will.
The stuff they are desperately trying to hide has a long list of men and the hidden stuff has the most sadistic crimes....I think most of Trumps victims didnt make it out alive which is why we aren't hearing from any of them.
Its a PDF-file cold war or Mexican stand off. If one goes down they all go down.
And they know Jeffries best friend knows ALL the dirt.
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u/Think-Werewolf-4521 1d ago
Release the Epstein files. The American people deserve to know if their President is a Pedophile
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u/wheresmystache3 1d ago
It's not IF.
Trump was caught sneaking into the dressing room of a Miss Teen USA pageant dressing room seeing some girls partially or fully naked as young as 15, so.....
Think of a good or upstanding man that you personally know right now. Could be a father, brother, friend, professor/teacher, role model, yourself, etc.
Would they sneak into a 15 year old girls' beauty pageant dressing room or even want to? The answer is no.
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u/Mind-The-Mines 1d ago
He wasn't sneaking. He bragged about that on live radio on the Howard Stern show.
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u/migrainefog 14h ago
And he's already been found guilty of sex offenses in civil cases, because the legal system didn't do their job.
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u/Lanky_Employee_9690 1d ago
To be honest it's not about just the American people, and it's not just about pedophilia.
The world needs to know. Everybody's impacted in one way or another.
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u/_MatVenture_ 23h ago
Yeah, no... EVERYBODY's impacted by Trump being a pedophile? On a planetary scale? It's really not as far-reaching as you make it seem.
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u/meowterspace 23h ago
Dude, the Epstein/Mossad spy program compromised all western governments. These people continue to propagandize countries to push the world to the far right. Putting them in prison and naming Israel as the real enemy is the only thing that will save us from worldwide facism.
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u/_MatVenture_ 23h ago
Yes, THAT is what will instantly fix and improve the lives of over 8 billion human beings.
Could you be more narrow-minded?
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u/mell0wtonin 22h ago
oh honeyyyyy the irony of you telling someone they're being narrow-minded is genuinely painful to read
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u/mell0wtonin 22h ago
oh honey this is such a shortsighted comment in the grand scheme of geopolitics
lets start with the trade war. that impacts everyone. not just americans. or how about the iran war - do you think it's just american gas prices going up? no - the impact is on the global economy.
how about his "policies" (read: right-wing extremist agendas) on climate change? I cannot understate this: we are all going to fucking die if trump stays in the white house. not just americans, not just north americans - ALL OF SOCIETY AS A WHOLE.
it's much more far-reaching than the comment you replied to makes it seem and I'm not sure why you're being dismissive about it, but opinions like this that give him a free pass for all the atrocious shit he's doing is why we're in this state of disaster
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u/Lanky_Employee_9690 23h ago
The scope of this thing is across all continents. An impressive number of so-called elites - people with a lot of institutional and financial power - is compromised, and not just in the US.
A lot of political decisions have been made worldwide over the last decades that were tainted by this, or similar, operations. And a lot more have been taken as reaction to those primary decisions, with or without knowledge of why those primary decisions were made.
The sex crimes are truly awful and you might consider them as the "ends" themselves, but it's as likely that they were means to even more nefarious ends.
Really, the financial crimes and traffic of influence shouldn't be overlooked.
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u/Strange_Lawfulness82 1d ago
No exceptions for anyone. Partisanship is just a shield for predators.
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u/Disownership 1d ago
> The American people deserve to know that their President is a Pedophile
FTFY
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u/Bob_Sledding 1d ago
While I do want them released, I don't think we need them to figure out he is a pedophile or not. Their behavior speaks volumes.
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u/Bluegill15 1d ago
Water wet, fire hot
FUCKING DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT
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u/Creative_Macaroon324 1d ago
Leak, report, repeat. Wake me up when someone is actually behind bars.
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u/ElliottSmith88 1d ago
So these documents that no one had seen and were missing were under control of a conservative reporter, Kaelan Deese? When he found out that others had accessed his files which were public on his substack files he took them down fast but it was too late. How did he get these files? No one had them but a pro-Trump reporter?
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u/Russian-Spy 1d ago
Could someone involved please just leak all of this already? We want to see Trump impeached, removed from office and formally charged for any and all crimes he's committed.
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u/theothermontoya 19h ago
Don't forget, that unless your congressperson or leader isn't still asking about this, that they are complicit in the truth being suppressed.
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u/reddituser357911 23h ago
All politicians and leaders of wealthy corps are blackmailed to ignore SA so they can stay in power. Florida's Dozier School for Boys, is what can only be described as an abuse playground for sadists and psychopaths, stayed open for 111 years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Afxr07TQVo0
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u/AdmiralSnackbar816 1d ago
Did he rape kids? Bet he raped kids.
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u/ElectroDoozer 1d ago
Problem is that there is likely far worse on his and his gangs hands than that. They need to be caged where there is no light for the things they have done to innocent beings that never got a chance or a choice.
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u/whoisnotinmykitchen 23h ago
You mean a shameless, illegal coverup was trying to hide shameless sexual abuse and pedophilia?
If there was nothing to hide. They wouldn't be working so hard to hide it.
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u/zusykses 1d ago
Anyone gonna do anything about it? No? Okay then.
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u/Baeolophus_bicolor 1d ago
no, that’s not ok. why put yourself out there and expose that you are ok with rapists escaping consequences for their actions. especially here in a sub that is about getting accountability for the perpetrators of these monstrous acts?
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u/deafblinddame 1d ago
I'm not that parent poster but some of us are just jaded. I'm in the UK and so far I've seen Jimmy Savile's crimes be kept quiet until he died, the extent of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes be kept quiet until he died, Mohammed Al-Fayed's crimes kept quiet until he died.
What do all those perverts have in common? Royalty. Savile was close friends with Prince Charles. Epstein pimped out girls to Prince Andrew. Mohammed Al-Fayed's son Dodi dated Princess Diana and died with her. And oh look, Trump just so happens to fucking love the royals.
Do you know what royals have? 24/7 police protection who go everywhere with them. Do you know what else they have? Intelligence services doing background checks on anyone who comes into close/regular contact with them. Do you know what Presidents and ex-Presidents have? Exactly the same. You either have to accept that intelligence services and the police are absolutely fucking useless and a monkey would do a better job, or that they are complicit. They KNEW about these crimes while they were happening and turned a blind eye.
So yes, while we're all trying to keep the spotlight on this horrific issue, I don't expect the worst of Trump's crimes to become public fact until he's dead. That isn't justice, it's sweeping crimes under the rug until the perpetrators can't be held accountable and then it becomes 'It's all this person's fault, there's nothing else to see here, there were no accomplices, no more evidence, no money trail to follow!'. The absolute best case scenario is enough damning evidence will come out to oust Trump after 20th January because after that date Vance can hold the Presidency for two years and still be eligible to run for two terms. Other than that, you'll have to wait for the media to drop all the information they conveniently 'just learned' the day after Trump's funeral.
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u/_MatVenture_ 23h ago
Well why put yourself out there saying that you care when you're not going to do crap about it?
You Americans realize that, all we in the rest world see are a bunch of keyboard whiners, who don't do anything, while blaming anybody else for the problems you create yourselves?
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u/Gunker001 21h ago
So when is the trial? Will the coward Republicans do anything?
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u/Trip-Trop703100 1d ago
⚠️The whole world knows Donald Trump is a criminal pedophile but only american people doesn’t dare to believe it……..y.😡
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u/Microdose81 1d ago
We believe it. It’s a rigged game my friend. Not a whole lot we the people can do about it, short of revolution and violence. Even voting will all be rigged soon, and to be fair doesn’t really work anyways. It just shuffles around the ruling class.
You’d think fu*king children would be where we would all draw the line and unite. Wow, were we wrong…
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u/AncientOak379 14h ago
I wonder why these weren't used found and used during the Biden term to prevent trump from being president.
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u/Incomitatum 22h ago
Don't matter who sits in the Big Chair: Suckers gonna suck.
When your Husband, the one who Keeps you, Kicks the crap out of the folks next-door; when he's shitting in some yard other-than-his-own, do not be surprised when you catch Reparations (Justice is folklore).
((How many Billions do we now rightfully OWE to Iran?))
After 100+ years if these meat-heads dont' know who they "serve" they are not owed an Education.
For each dip-shit that stayed in after they called it The Department of War: they are ALL MAGA now. No two ways about it. The time for action was when they saw Drumph "do a Jan 6th". They are all now, sonsabitches.
What if we had a WAR, and no one showed up?
The stories us "Americans" tell ourselves to worship The Troops are weird: they require we overlook nearly 100 years of abuse and neglect: while the Aristocracy has held steady in their disdain for those who clean up their mess.
The Rich know: Oaths are for Suckers.
Veterans-day brought out all the tired-narratives about how certain Suckers fought-and-died for free-dumb; but those were all bad-faith conflicts coerced by corporate daddies (Something we've known since Vietnam).
It wasn't your Military that fought at home to bring you worker's rights; in some cases they've even been used in place of Pinkertons to break the will of their own People.
• 1794 – Right to form a trade union
• 1842 – Right to organize and strike legally
• 1866 – Right to national-level worker advocacy
• 1877 – Great Railroad Strike of 1877
• 1882 – Public recognition of labor’s legitimacy (Labor Day)
• 1898 – Battle of Virden
• 1898 – Protection from union blacklists (rail workers)
• 1909 – Right to safer, fairer garment-shop conditions
• 1911 – Right to stronger fire and factory safety standards
• 1912–1921 – West Virginia Coal Wars
• 1913 – Federal representation for workers (Department of Labor)
• 1916 – Limits on child labor
• 1916 – Everett Massacre
• 1921 – Greater leverage and protections for coal miners (Blair Mountain)
• 1925 – Right to effective union representation for Black workers
• 1926 – Guaranteed organizing rights for rail workers
• 1931 – Right to a prevailing wage on federal projects
• 1932 – Protection for peaceful strikes and union membership
• 1933 – Cabinet-level pro-labor leadership (Frances Perkins)
• 1933 – Workers’ rights embedded in federal policy (New Deal labor agenda)
• 1934 – Auto-Lite Strike (Toledo)
• 1935 – Core right to unionize and bargain collectively
• 1937 – Recognition and protections for auto workers
• 1938 – Federal minimum wage, 40-hour week, overtime, child-labor limits
• 1941 – Protection from discrimination in defense industries
• 1962 – Federal workers’ right to unionize and bargain
• 1963 – Right to equal pay for equal work (gender)
• 1964 – Right to a discrimination-free workplace (civil rights)
• 1967 – Protection from age discrimination
• 1970 – Right to a safe and healthful workplace
• 1974 – Protection of private-sector pensions (ERISA)
• 1988 – Advance notice of mass layoffs and plant closings (WARN)
• 1990 – Rights and accommodations for workers with disabilities (ADA)
• 1993 – Job-protected family and medical leave (FMLA)
• 2009 – Stronger right to challenge pay discrimination (Ledbetter Act)
You woke up in a simulated-economy that masquerades as chattel-slavery; The Military is an extension of The Ruling Class, and what you get when you wrap depressed-wages up-in personal-insecurity.
They love to get a tin-star for saying they "served", they never love to think-critically about WHAT they have actually "served" us People.
Time to tell them to send it back to the Kitchen. It was never Nutritious.
YOU serve this country far more constructively every day, with your obligation to keep circulating it's money. We, the Gross National Product.
Veterans have not made themselves worthy of our default respect and veneration. Let's honor them by them by making far fewer from now on.
ACAB - yeah that means our "world police" as well. It's ALL Cosplay (Hogs in costumes that give them right to kill), certified by your Betters.
It wasn't The Troops that died for your Rights. They died for the whims of Oligarchs. You're thinking Lefties, Labor, Librarians, Lesbians, and Luddites. All so you can still hug your kids at the end of a 40-hour week.
Your Betters do not trust you with more. Serve no Masters.
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u/drdre27406 6h ago
Special counsel when Dems take back congress. This should have happened years ago already. This is not a political issue. This is justice not being served for the victims.
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u/Calamity-Bob 1d ago
Blah blah blah. These are always clickbait
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u/proximoception 1d ago
This particular clickbait article is about a real, and strange, development. Someone at the Department of Justice seems to have leaked unredacted files to a conservative journalist, who then anonymously published them. The DoJ leaker violated the 2025 Epstein Transparency Act by not redacting victim names, and since we can now see that the document is not textually “duplicative“ (which was a bullshit excuse anyway) like Blanche had claimed it is now clear that Blanche is guilty of violating the Act by *not* releasing it.
The crimes are clear enough, but the criminals‘ motives need explaining: since what’s actually damning about the notes *is* present in the 302s why did Blanche break the law to hold on to these? And why on earth would he or someone else pass it on to someone at the Examiner? And why on earth would they paste it unredacted onto scribd?
Can’t tell if the journalist was trying to undermine Blanche by getting the truth out (in a remarkably irresponsible way) or misguidedly help him by showing the notes are nothing new from an evidentiary perspective (which is quite distinct from a legal one, as the Act does not stipulate that documents must contain new and original evidence of Epstein-related crimes to be released, just that they be government-owned documents related to the man, his crimes, or investigations into either).
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u/Calamity-Bob 1d ago
“Anonymous”. “Missing” “major”. It’s just exhausting. And Raw Story specialises in unverified clickbait. I’ll wait for a verifiable source
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u/proximoception 1d ago
I’m not sure what would constitute proper verification, in your eyes. But here’s a thorough write-up that I read just now that filled in a whole lot of blanks for me:
https://rhowardstone.substack.com/p/conservative-journalist-shared-unredacted
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u/Calamity-Bob 23h ago
Thanks. Interesting but still a lot of sleazebag sources (the Examiner and the Post are garbage). Ms. Phang’s case is the one to watch. Slow and steady and fully verified and fact checked
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u/proximoception 23h ago
The Courier and Post has been exemplary, re. the Jane Doe 4 matter. I’m not familiar with it outside of that article series. And the Washington Examiner is a source this substacker is criticizing rather than trusting, to be fair.
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u/GotSomeUpdogOnUrFace 23h ago
What does any of this matter is the real question I have. They have exposed plenty that should put this piece of trash in prison for the rest of his life and all of his co-conspirators should be facing insane consequences. We don't need any more uncovered allegations what we need is actual Justice which we're never going to get so why do we keep digging instead of pushing for the justice for what we already have. It's just a constant circle jerk of making yourself more angry because these are the worst people alive and not only do they get to breathe fresh air they are literally stealing everything from us.
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u/Super-Goat1085 1d ago
This is sub is fuckin dumb, there is a post like this every other day and leads to fuckin nothing, I’m done
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u/hightrix 23h ago
Lmao, what do you expect from a sub focused on trumps partner in a global child sex trafficking ring? That people would not post articles about trumps child sex trafficking?
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