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Casdon Wed 12-Nov-25 14:20:44

There are newly released e-mails, which implicate the big beast. Time to watch and wait I think.
edition.cnn.com/2025/11/12/politics/epstein-trump-emails-oversight-committee

imaround Fri 14-Nov-25 21:39:32

Just so you are aware. I was surprised by the simplicity of the website. It is literally just a landing page. Mid way down the page will be a link that says search tool. On the next page that comes up. There is a search bar at the top of the page. Enter the term you want to search and hit enter.

I kept looking for what I was missing, especially because the search bar is close in color to the page background.

imaround Fri 14-Nov-25 21:26:20

I'm case any of you would like some light reading for the weekend. You can now search the 20,000 documents . I haven't looked deeply, but did do a couple of quick searches to test it.

It gave me a list of results and I could click on any one to open the document to read.

couriernewsroom.com/news/we-created-a-searchable-database-with-all-20000-files-from-epsteins-estate/

imaround Fri 14-Nov-25 18:59:04

I am ashamed to admit, Karoline Levitt makes me so angry I want to smack her when I see her on TV. She is just a condescending b word. I actually have to turn her off. I will enjoy watching her be tried for her treasonous actions alongside the rest of them.

Trump can't deflect his way out of this one.

LemonJam Fri 14-Nov-25 17:42:34

Truth Social today:
"Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
Now that the Democrats are using the Epstein Hoax, involving Democrats, not Republicans, to try and deflect from their disastrous SHUTDOWN, and all of their other failures, I will be asking A.G. Pam Bondi, and the Department of Justice, together with our great patriots at the FBI, to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s involvement and relationship with Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, Reid Hoffman, J.P. Morgan, Chase, and many other people and institutions, to determine what was going on with them, and him. This is another Russia, Russia, Russia Scam, with all arrows pointing to the Democrats. Records show that these men, and many others, spent large portions of their life with Epstein, and on his “Island.” Stay tuned!!!"

This is how you do it! DEFLECT, DEFLECT and DEFLECT. BLAME others. Use your power to influence the media, judiciary, FBI, ICE, military, Universities, education etc etc.... Recruit Caroline Leavitt as the White House Press Secretary - she is quite masterful.

LemonJam Fri 14-Nov-25 17:26:32

The day will come when Trump dies. However if Trump dies whilst still in office Vance will assume the presidency. From being a Trump detractor he has had an epiphany and now become a Trump sycophant. He has been building his own power base from Trump's playbook. ...

Maremia Fri 14-Nov-25 16:31:04

Think they'll just be so glad to see him gone.
imaround, your posts are invaluable.

imaround Fri 14-Nov-25 14:17:09

He surrounds himself with sycophants and fires anyone who disagrees. His MAGA minions terrorize anyone who goes against him. Death threat for judges, media, and elected officials and been murdered. It is just now getting to the point where his endorsement is the kiss of death to careers. Not even random citizens are safe. His ICE goons are terrorizing protestors and injuring citizens and migrants alike.

Its day will come. Sadly, I think it will be because he does of natural causes and not due to accountability. I wonder if Congress can symbolically impeach and remove him post death?

IOMGran Fri 14-Nov-25 13:08:04

imaround

Chocolatelovinggran

Regarding the position of the " evangelical" Christians who do not seem to read the same gospels as me...
I quote again " We sent our religious bigots to America, and our convicts to Australia: Australia did better out of the deal"

The US would like to return the religious bigots to the UK. It doesn't fit and the return policy said we had 250 years to return.

In order to soften the blow of the return, we are happy to take in criminals headed to Australia. Of the two, the criminals seem way more fun right now. grin

LOL, no thanks, please keep them. Some came from Germany and Netherlands too.

CariadAgain Fri 14-Nov-25 12:00:13

Not forgetting how much hypocrisy goes on of course.

I've just remembered an evangelical Christian lodger of mine way back that was visited by the pastor of the church she'd started off at (ie my evangelical friends own church she'd taken her along to) and read the Riot Act about dating someone else's boyfriend. After said pastor had "read the Riot Act" it all came out that he was a fine one to talk - and he was married to the woman he was betraying.....

Principles are very often what one talks about - but doesnt actually have.....

CariadAgain Fri 14-Nov-25 11:55:56

Lesley60

I just don’t understand how Trump keeps getting away with all the bad/illegal things he has done nobody is above the law so why hasn’t he been charged yet for the numerous crimes he has allegedly committed

Bribery and "putting the frighteners on" is the usual method isn't it. Then there's getting lower-level people to pile on "ridicule" (as we can see).

That's the thing - as far as I can see - all the way "up" through Society - ie a "bad 'un" surrounds themselves with a crowd of sycophants (the "Oh they can't be that bad - there seems to be a group of people who think they're okay or even better than okay"). Some careful bribing of the right people (who tell themselves they've been handed a decent level job for instance because they are good enough to do it - even though everyone else can see they arent). Many people are after some sort of "prizes" in life and I expect a lot of how these characters operate is they can find ways to give these "prizes" to their little pets (ie useful people).

People who are good enough and who question often aren't wanted - because of their "questioning".

That's before we go into people who see these characters clearly for what they are - but are scared of challenging them.

Whitewavemark2 Fri 14-Nov-25 11:24:57

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imaround Fri 14-Nov-25 11:13:33

Chocolatelovinggran

Regarding the position of the " evangelical" Christians who do not seem to read the same gospels as me...
I quote again " We sent our religious bigots to America, and our convicts to Australia: Australia did better out of the deal"

The US would like to return the religious bigots to the UK. It doesn't fit and the return policy said we had 250 years to return.

In order to soften the blow of the return, we are happy to take in criminals headed to Australia. Of the two, the criminals seem way more fun right now. grin

Whitewavemark2 Fri 14-Nov-25 10:29:50

Chocolatelovinggran

Regarding the position of the " evangelical" Christians who do not seem to read the same gospels as me...
I quote again " We sent our religious bigots to America, and our convicts to Australia: Australia did better out of the deal"

One of my relatives was transported to Sydney😮😮. He had 6 children - unemployed and trapped rabbits. So off he went. So cruel.

He never saw his wife again - couldn’t afford the fare back once his sentence was completed.

I diverge!

foxie48 Fri 14-Nov-25 10:13:24

And nothing should be above proper scrutiny. When there is clear factual evidence that something has been misrepresented, especially when it is pertaining to the death of someone like Epstein, it should be properly investigated not dismissed as a conspiracy theory. If indeed there has been a cover up, whether it's negligence by the prison guards or something else it cannot be disregarded.

Casdon Fri 14-Nov-25 09:13:36

jakuss

As long as we play fair and add all the other big beasts etc, a few ex presidents , one from Hawaii, actors, priests, internet inventors, huge corporations, etc etc

I think that is really important. Nobody should be above the law.

Whitewavemark2 Fri 14-Nov-25 09:06:45

There is also the point that Trump is president and different rules apply, like the bizarre ability to pardon himself and others, which I find very peculiar.

MaizieD Fri 14-Nov-25 09:01:25

Lesley60

I just don’t understand how Trump keeps getting away with all the bad/illegal things he has done nobody is above the law so why hasn’t he been charged yet for the numerous crimes he has allegedly committed

When you have a politically appointed judiciary, most particularly the Supreme Court, which has the final say on legal decisions, and control of the forces of control and intimidation, i.e law enforcement agencies and the armed forces, then you can disregard the law with utter impunity.

As people can see, this causes big problems for the country but the consensus that keeps a country observant of the ‘rule of law’ is fragile and easily broken by a populist leader who has no regard for it.

jakuss Fri 14-Nov-25 08:51:40

As long as we play fair and add all the other big beasts etc, a few ex presidents , one from Hawaii, actors, priests, internet inventors, huge corporations, etc etc

IOMGran Fri 14-Nov-25 08:47:22

Best thing to do with certain people is to not respond to them.

Interesting observation Chocogran, has a bean of truth in it I think. I have read that a propensity to religiosity is genetic so we did our gene pool a massive favour there!! They certainly make for a population that can be played like a violin.

I think the Epstein/Netanyahu/Mossad links are likely true and mob tactics are one tactic secret services without proper oversight across the world freely use.

Chocolatelovinggran Fri 14-Nov-25 08:05:45

Regarding the position of the " evangelical" Christians who do not seem to read the same gospels as me...
I quote again " We sent our religious bigots to America, and our convicts to Australia: Australia did better out of the deal"

Lesley60 Fri 14-Nov-25 06:14:25

I just don’t understand how Trump keeps getting away with all the bad/illegal things he has done nobody is above the law so why hasn’t he been charged yet for the numerous crimes he has allegedly committed

Wyllow3 Fri 14-Nov-25 00:16:01

Oh - these connections run deep and over a very long period.

Oreo of course one doesn't believe the wilder rumours with no real evidence.

But using that argument to discredit well documented long term connections isn't really effective.

imaround Fri 14-Nov-25 00:02:48

Ok. I am digging deeper on the New Yorker one.

In 2022, the New Yorker ran a story about this and this is what Carter had to say at the time.

Here is the link. But I am sure there is a paywall. I have no idea how I got around it.

Now I want to know why Conner would report that Carter told him one thing and then Carter later deny it.

www.newyorker.com/news/annals-of-communications/why-didnt-vanity-fair-break-the-jeffrey-epstein-story

Carter denies the incident had anything to do with Epstein. I believe him. But now I want to know why Connelly said it in the first place. It is obvious that Epstein was using other methods to stop information from getting out. So why make up a story?

DaisyAnneReturns Thu 13-Nov-25 23:32:28

I'm suprised if anyone has not yet realised that Trump et al use behaviour that is straight from gang culture.

Look how often he has been paid in straight cash or by being given something he wants, in order to stop him doing something worse. It's a protection racket mindset!

imaround Thu 13-Nov-25 23:07:15

This is a valid link and story and I stand behind my post on this. The story originated at the AP and reported through PBS, as well as others. This is not from some gossip rag.

In the Vanity Fair case, the journalist believes that both the bullet left, described earlier in the story, and the cats head, were left by Epstein. I believe him. From the article:

"In 2006, federal authorities compiled accusations against Epstein in Florida. Connolly says he headed south to see if there was a story there for Vanity Fair.

As Connolly pursued interviews with women who had worked for Epstein, he says, Carter called him once more. The editor had found another intrusion, this time in the front yard of his Connecticut home: the severed head of a dead cat.

"It was done to intimidate," Connolly tells NPR. "No question about it." (Others who worked for Vanity Fair at the time said the cat's head was the talk of the office.)"

In the ABC case, Alan Dershowitz later admitted he interfered in the release of the Guiffre interview so that she didn't receive credibility.

In the New York Time case. It was later confirmed through tax records that the $30,000 donation to the journalists charity from Epstein was, at best, unethical. The journalist was never allowed to cover Epstein professionally again.