The Jeffrey Epstein Scandal

GOTWA said:
The Epstein scandal died out...
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It's obnoxious how predictable the coverage of these type of events are, as in you can pretty much guess something else is going to immediately crop up in the cycle. Could be I'm just biased towards the revolving door of click bait that the news is these days.

The Vegas shooting was another one that I remember having a lot more questions than answers and some of the hypotheticals were looking pretty sketchy; but whoop under the rug it went.
 
Guess who is going to have a heart attack. Guess. I bet you get it.

Dr. Michael Baden speaks during a news conference to share preliminary results of a second autopsy done on Michael Brown in St. Louis County, Mo., in 2014. Hired by Jeffrey Epstein’s brother, Baden told Fox News on Oct. 29, 2019, that some injuries found on the 66-year-old Epstein‘s body “are extremely unusual in suicidal hangings” and more consistent with “homicidal strangulation.”

Dr. Michael Baden speaks during a news conference to share preliminary results of a second autopsy done on Michael Brown in St. Louis County, Mo., in 2014. Hired by Jeffrey Epstein’s brother, Baden told Fox News on Oct. 29, 2019, that some injuries found on the 66-year-old Epstein‘s body “are extremely unusual in suicidal hangings” and more consistent with “homicidal strangulation.” (Jeff Roberson / AP)
 
I thought this was a particular interesting and well done article published by the Chicago Tribune this week. I only hope that Mr. Kass does not have any accidental suicide in his future.
Column: Jeffrey Epstein and Brett Kavanaugh, for ABC News, a tale of double standards


ABC lawyers earned their pay and issued statements that the Epstein reporting wasn’t up to standard. And a Robach statement was issued, saying that the Project Veritas video caught her “in a private moment. … I was upset that an important interview I had conducted with Virginia Roberts didn’t air because I could not obtain sufficient corroborating evidence to meet ABC’s editorial standards.”

Again: Where were those standards when Avenatti client Julie Swetnick smeared Kavanaugh about leading the gang-rape crew?

Where were the standards when ABC News honcho George Stephanopoulos — Clinton Foundation Donor Zero — attended a New York party honoring Epstein, after the sex predator was released from his slap-on-the-wrist 13-month jail sentence in Florida?

Prince Andrew was there. And other media types were there as well, sniffing up to the royals for access.

With Epstein and media show ponies hobnobbing in all that glitz, you might wonder if they pondered their standards.

And, as they held glasses of Champagne and made witty party talk with Epstein and other guests, you also might wonder if their tails twitched.
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AWP said:
Joe Rogan's interesting take. To wit: a honeypot by a foreign intelligence service to trap key figures for the purposes of blackmail.

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I think solely blaming a foreign intelligence service is a bridge too far. Whatever sick shtick Epstein was running, he was getting cover from someone in our intel agencies and NATO. Considering what the FBI has released on the finders, I'm assuming Epstein's pedophile island was the evolution of the finders blackmail operation. An island away from the prying eyes and mass information relays of an emerging digital era, where the business of human degeneracy went on as usual.

As an aside. The police reports on the finders group have many redactions, especially when it comes to identifying the individuals associated with child abuse and worse. Makes one wonder who those sick fuckers are and where they stand now.
 
AWP said:
Joe Rogan's interesting take. To wit: a honeypot by a foreign intelligence service to trap key figures for the purposes of blackmail.

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That seems to be Eric Weinstein’s hypothesis as well (friend of Joe Rogan/frequent podcast guest).

He’s pointed out that there doesn’t seem to be any trading records etc. when it comes to the source of Epstein’s wealth.

He has an interesting perspective since he has worked in the financial sector and (I believe) actually met Epstein on at least on occasion.
 
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