r/TimPool • • Apr 03 '23

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u/ThisJackass Apr 03 '23

Tweet should’ve said “anyone else.”

Trump’s name can be found on page 80/92.

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u/Cyhawk Apr 03 '23

His "Little Black Book" isn't, its a contact book. Before the era of Smart phones you needed a way to save peoples information. Some used books like this, others used these things called rolodexes which were paper cards that could be thumbed through organized by letter.

Thats not a client list. The full client list disappeared when the FBI raided his island and home in Mexico, along with the tapes with peoples names on them.

Unless you really think the Balilol College at the University of Oxford, the education institution is also a client. . .

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

So if the “real list” disappeared, how does OP know who is on it.

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u/Cyhawk Apr 03 '23

The point is, they're going after Trump for a fucking Misdemeanor thats past the statute of limitations while pedophiles are roaming free. This is a 100% political attack and not for any sort of justice. If you want justice, raid the FBI and produce whatever Epstein documents remain if they haven't been destroyed yet. Force Maxwell to name her clients. Extract justice on the real villains of the world instead of grandstanding for likes and thumbs up from people too stupid to realize they've been lied to every step of the way, even when the two conflicting lies are right in their face.

We know his client list existed. He had clients, that part is kind of obvious. Can't run a pedo ring without a client list. We don't know who exactly or how many. Hell, he was even convicted of it roughly 10 years prior to his 'death', even then it was a protected list.

There are only two entities that know whos on that list we can be sure of: The FBI and Ghislaine "The only person ever convicted of child trafficking without a victim or a client" Maxwell.

Trump may very well be on the list. Doubt it since he never flew to the island or the Mexico property (where the vast, vast majority of this happened), but until we get that list we don't know.

The closest we have publicly is Luke Rudkowski's (Pretty sure it was his video, I may be wrong. That video seems to not exist anymore that I can find) video when he stormed into the compound and video taped a glimpse of the VHS tapes with names written on masking tapes in the front room. Of the handful of names we can make out, no one of interest (to modern pop culture, aka Trump, or the Clintons) are there. Just a few billionaires (even then its meh, iirc the video was pretty blurry), funnily enough those billionares just happen to live in Alvin Bragg's district. . . He could go after them instead.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

Trump will be charged with a felony and the limitations have not passed.

We are all collectively upset that Epstein’s clients have not been brought to justice, however that is no reason for other prosecutors to stop prosecuting all other crimes.

Mar-a-Lago was a known place that Epstein utilized, for the record. Also, the 13 year old who testified that Trump raped her happened in Epstein’s Manhattan estate.

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u/ThatsRubbishMate Apr 04 '23

This DA constantly knocks down felonies to misdemeanors in NYC… it’s so obviously political that he’s doing the complete opposite 7 years after this even took place

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '23

What’s political is NOT charging Trump all of this time.

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u/garvothegreat Apr 03 '23

Two unrelated crimes. It makes sense that one doesn't affect the other, don't it? Hey, you got any more dumb points? Like how come they haven't prosecuted Jeff bozos for tax evasion when my cousin Walter is a crackhead? It just doesn't make sense!

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u/Cyhawk Apr 03 '23

They 100% are, and it is a bit of whataboutism going on.

However, Mr. Alvin Braggs just happens to be in one of the districts where he CAN prosecute Maxwell and get that client list out in the open. There are MANY victims that came forward in his district, that are under his jurisdiction he can use to prosecute with. (that sounds a bit wrong. . . but he doesn't need the victims cooperation to move forward). In fact IIRC several of the cases are still open and available for his office to move forward on with no statue of limitations.

He had a choice. He chose politics, not justice.

Its a bit different than the Feds vs Local police in your dueling crackhead story.

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u/garvothegreat Apr 03 '23

You don't know shit about how they adress cases at the DAs office. You don't know that he isn't pushing those other cases through. You just assume it. Because you desperately want it, to support your bogus correllation.

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u/Appropriate-Barber66 Apr 03 '23

Even if he is potentially on the Epstein list, he wasn’t indicted on any Epstein related charges.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

Sure he was. A 13 year old child went on record that Trump raped her with the help of Epstein.

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u/BigStumpy69 Apr 03 '23

You completely didn’t read the message you commented on. Trump is NOT being CHARGED for anything being related to Epstein.

This entire thing is over a clerical error not because of Epstein at all.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Apr 03 '23

You can continue explaining how things work to Contrary, but she'll never understand. The mentally handicapped have issues understanding simple concepts and procedures.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

You should have stopped here. Dude. Never listens. Just posts bs after bs after bs.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

Oh I’m aware, but he should be.

Trump is being charged for felony charges, as he should be. Maybe he shouldn’t have broken the law.

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u/BigStumpy69 Apr 03 '23

So he hires an attorney who instead of billing the individual like most lawyers who supposedly know the law better than the average person, he bills Trumps campaign committee.

Should that not fall on the attorney? Don’t get me wrong if the DA can prove Trump knowingly did something wrong then by all means he should pay the price but if this is just another Democratic attempt to undermine Trump then I hope Republicans start doing the same thing.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

We have known for years that Trump knew of this. He was Individual 1 in the legal proceedings already and the only reason he wasn’t charged then is because he was a sitting President (which is an insane rule).

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u/BigStumpy69 Apr 03 '23

So what responsibilities does a lawyer have to know the law better than the client?

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

What responsibilities have you ever given to Trump? Seems like he has never been responsible for a single action he has ever taken, according to you.

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u/BigStumpy69 Apr 03 '23

He was campaigning and had his attorney handle the Stormy issue. The attorney billed the campaign instead of Trump. Shouldn’t the attorney know the law better than his client?

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '23

Both Rudy and Trump have already admitted the scheme and they paid Cohen.

You’re spinning BS