The Lolita express and Epstein's island were well known by anyone paying attention right around the turn of the century. A lot was unknown at the time, but underage girls were associated with Bill Clinton, a few others, and the island, so that much was known and understood.
I suspect there are 2 Epstein files or lists
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the original that the WHs obtained through various methods and also compiled real-time
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the edited and scrubbed version left behind that everyone is clamoring for
Just my thoughts for a penny
I'm not going to say things are more valuable than a life.
However, their argument doesn't take into account that people put years of their life into acquiring things they need to live, like a car so they can go to work. And insurance isn't standing right there to hand you the replacement. Not to mention the insurance that cost years of life to pay for. So in a sense, criminals do steal life away from their victims when they steal things.
Best way to stop it is to shoot back at the brick throwers, and if anyone pulls a gun, end it right there. Eventually word will get out that violent attacks could be lethal.
I know people will complain about collateral damage and innocent bystanders getting hurt, but if you're in the middle of a riot and decided to stay and / or participate, that was a bad life decision.
Right now, my issue is that we appear to have several compromised justices and judges, and it's virtually impossible to get rid of them as long as there are enough congress critters protecting them, or a corrupt president. And the judges are protecting the corrupt congress critters.
I get wanting to protect judges from politics, but when they become political and corrupt, we need a way to deal with it.
The 17th amendment isn't the only one that's questionable.
I didn't read anything about cheating in the article.
However, since that is assumed, I do have to wonder how many cases of cheating politicians are actually honeypot operations funded by opponents or third party groups. Even when there is no cheating, we've seen plenty of accusations.
Looks like we need a law with some rules regarding SC justices (and any other high ranking judicial position).
Want to be a SC justice? Then
- You will get paid well
- No moonlighting or other sources of income
- Spouse can't change jobs to one that pays abnormally more than the typical job change or promotion
- No book deals or other income producing offers allowed while serving
- No criminal record or undisclosed past criminal history
- Any previous indiscretions must be exposed to prevent blackmail
- Violation of any of these things is an automatic resignation from the SC
I still think the Vax was a big part of it, and people are still dying prematurely. The MSM continues to cover up the death rates.