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Kevos Setzer posted:But he should have been cut off from the public eye a long time ago. How long has he been suspected of pedophilia? I want to say at least a couple decades. thing is he's not even the only royal failson with these connections: https://twitter.com/SocialistVoice/status/1216835829139693568?s=19
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Spergin Morlock posted:lol the queen is going to hang her son
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Dr. Killjoy posted:D&D Poster: But the FBI and CIA are there to protect us! Are you sure this isn’t just some insane conspiracy book
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It's moderately well known that the UK transphobia movement has some dark money behind them. I'm genuinely wondering if some of it is the Epstein lot checking if throwing a minority under the bus like that might work as a decoy.
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StratGoatCom posted:It's moderately well known that the UK transphobia movement has some dark money behind them. No it's American evangelicals
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gh0stpinballa posted:thing is he's not even the only royal failson with these connections: Peter Ball
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gh0stpinballa posted:thing is he's not even the only royal failson with these connections: any relation to Ed?
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still struggling to integrate the fact that jeffrey epstein had several numbers and email addresses for a prolific brazilian child killer into my world view. why is this not widely discussed and pondered at length.
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https://twitter.com/ronanmanly/status/1196075706406625280
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https://nypost.com/2020/01/15/uk-co...impression=true
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Spergin Morlock posted:lol the queen is going to hang her son out to dry to avoid culpability https://twitter.com/DailyMailUK/status/1218867687071285251
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English Civil War 2 let's go
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:English Civil War 2 let's go Hopefully this time they'll stick to beheading the royals and skip the whole Irish genocide and inventing capitalism thing
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:English Civil War 2 let's go people in this country don't want to end this occult poo poo they want to be invited to take part as a special treat for being good little union jack loving hoglets
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I think this is the only thread on all of SA where people regularly talk about the royal family and that's really hilarious.
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Pryor on Fire posted:I think this is the only thread on all of SA where people regularly talk about the royal family and that's really hilarious. its the only thread i can think of that is about the royal families hobbies?
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I had never heard this particular anecdote before but it seems relevant to this thread because I often find myself thinking that the only way as a westerner to get your head around the Epstein stuff is to try and imagine that its all happening in Russia, since we tend to have less of a reflexive mental block on the idea of high level conspiracies happening over there.The Intercept posted:RUSSIAN OLIGARCH WANTED TO TURN MY JOKE INTO REALITY While I don't think anyone consciously planned such a system for the United States the basic elements of it were improvised out of necessity during the 20th century as economic and geopolitical developments made it necessary for the United States to develop an increasingly powerful layer of unelected bureaucrats responsible for managing the mixed economy of the warfare/welfare state and the sprawling international commitments this entailed. Michael Glennon's book National Security and Double Government is a mainstream source that describes this dynamic, with Glennon distinguishing between what he calls Madisonian (i.e. formal, constitutional, visible government you learn about in civics) and Trumanite (post WWII security state, unelected, largely invisible, not laid out for in the constitution and thus deriving its legitimacy from the Madisonian institutions) parts of the US federal bureaucracy and government. Other authors have described the revolving door into the corporate world and the 'iron triangle' between Congress, the major corporations and the military. This need to awkwardly fit together the publicly legitimate elected government with a large, unelected but extremely influential series of nested power structures doubtless creates a lot of friction. We saw this, for instance, in the 1970s when some of the states dirty laundry started getting aired by an overly critical media and state power was facing genuine challenges from a restive public. The distributed nature of government power in the United States also creates challenges for the power elite there that simply aren't encountered in a traditional dictatorship. So one possible explanation for why the west seemingly has a much higher incidence of these elite blackmail and honeypot networks could very well be that such schemes became an absolute necessity in a country that remained a constitutional republic with numerous competitive elections and power centers because, due to the Cold War and the reality of the post-Depression economy, one simply could not tolerate any true democracy. While some American thought leaders in the 1920s and 1930s wanted to address this problem by simply abandoning democracy the course of the 1940s and 50s made it so that the ideology of liberal democracy became one of America's key selling points. So the emergence of elaborate blackmail schemes became a sort of improvised and decentralized way for power players to secure their positions while retaining the trappings of electoral democracy. Indeed, having some vestiges of genuine competition in elections probably kept this system comparatively flexible - just enough democracy to let elites resolve some of their disagreements without resorting to violence, but not so much democracy that the people on the bottom might actually get the chance to upset the status quo in any meaningful way. Lest you think I'm exaggerating when I suggest that blackmail networks might have to be viewed as a systematic part of how the American government actually operates, I think the life and career of J. Edgar Hoover can be instructive. The following taken from an article by one of his biographers. The Guardian posted:Research into the sex angle, meanwhile, may explain why – at the very time in US history that organised crime was on the rise and could have been effectively countered – Hoover failed to act. The man who had found fame for hunting down the bank robbers and bandits of the 30s let the Mafia flourish. Hoover maintained an elaborate blackmail operation on various politicians and used it to further his own political aims while almost certainly himself being deeply compromised by the mafia. And this is just what we more or less can be confident about and constitutes the tip of the iceberg. Examples like this, while drawn from previous decades, ought to help demystify the idea that high level entrapment and blackmail schemes are a fairly routine part of how the government actually operates. Obviously none of this has any direct bearing one way or the other on the question of what Epstein was doing and who, if anyone, he was working for, but this kind of history is extremely important.\ -Edited for my terrible dyslexia Helsing has issued a correction as of 04:58 on Jan 20, 2020 |
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what a hag
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she looks like Miss Finster from recess
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this is just to ward off suspicion when he has very unfortunate car accident
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She's going to have the Provisional IRA deal with Andrew like she dealt with Dickie Mountbatten and Diana?
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Helsing posted:Lest you think I'm exaggerating when I suggest that blackmail networks might have to be viewed as a systematic part of how the American government actually operates, I think the life and career of Herbert Hoover can be instructive. The following taken from an article by one of his biographers. herbert jay hoover, president of gettin it in(to dudes butts)
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Just wanna give a shout out to Helloing for knocking out one killer essay after the next here. Great quotes too.
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Google killed Misti Epstein https://twitter.com/DrREpstein/status/1219132227021348864
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# ? Jan 20, 2020 18:39 |
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wow its a shame she just randomly swerved into the oncoming path of that semi. what a tragic accident that definitely wasn't caused by someone hacking her car
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OMGVBFLOL posted:herbert jay hoover, president of gettin it in(to dudes butts) I gotta apologize for this. I'm dyslexic and sometimes mix up common words or similar names. Just to be clear, that is a post discussing J. Edgar Hoover the FBI agent and not Herbert Hoover.
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Helsing posted:I gotta apologize for this. I'm dyslexic and sometimes mix up common words or similar names. Just to be clear, that is a post discussing J. Edgar Hoover the FBI agent and not Herbert Hoover. no worries just havin a little fun with it (by putting it in hoovers butt)
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https://forums.somethingawful.com/newreply.php?action=newreply&postid=501810447 Kinda like that LA times reporter that went 100 MPH into a wall and exploded. Whistle-blowers and reporters especially - Drive an old car.
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Pretty sure that same reporter came across documentation that the government could indeed remotely operate vehicles during the course of one of his investigations. Like his life just became an X-Files cold open or something.
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Helsing posted:I gotta apologize for this. I'm dyslexic and sometimes mix up common words or similar names. Just to be clear, that is a post discussing J. Edgar Hoover the FBI agent and not Herbert Hoover. hoover wasn't just his last name, it also described his abilities
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Helsing posted:While I don't think anyone consciously planned such a system for the United States the basic elements of it were improvised out of necessity during the 20th century as economic and geopolitical developments made it necessary for the United States to develop an increasingly powerful layer of unelected bureaucrats responsible for managing the mixed economy of the warfare/welfare state and the sprawling international commitments this entailed. Good post Maybe it didn't start this way, but it absolutely is now a planned element. The most powerful people in the world sit down, talk, and plan. If anything its the 'western way' - an out of sight way of dealing with people that never gets made public. You publicly dispose of somebody and there's backlash and political apathy.
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helsing do you hew more to epstein as kind of franchise manager of his end of the blackmail network or do you think matt christman's take is correct, that he was a kind of cutout directed by his handlers, with very little agency over e.g choice of target? where would ghislaine fit into that? compelled by the idea that she acted as his handler when she joined the enterprise. explains why she has been afforded so much protection, also explains why no dead mans switch was triggered (assuming there was no body swap).
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Dr. Killjoy posted:Pretty sure that same reporter came across documentation that the government could indeed remotely operate vehicles during the course of one of his investigations. Like his life just became an X-Files cold open or something. Is that true?
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Communist Thoughts posted:Is that true? Anyone can, not just the govt
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Is there a thread for 'chaos' yet? Im already half way through
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# ? Jan 20, 2020 23:35 |
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Lol. https://twitter.com/NarutoBiden/status/1219483561457262592?s=19 I'm almost certain one of the head designers was either on the flight logs or were friends with Epstein too. Game came out in 2010. I'm assuming Little Saint James was widely known about at that point?
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Bobby Kotick was on the flight logs.
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https://news.google.com/articles/CAIiENRT7OzCztAbzUCUV5x-OGcqGAgEKg8IACoHCAowhK-LAjD4ySww-9S0BQ?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US%3Aenquote:Avenatti is being held on lockdown 24 hours a day, with a guard keeping watch from outside his cell and two cameras trained on him at all times. lmao the mcc gives avenatti 2 cameras and a guard
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Real hurthling! posted:https://news.google.com/articles/CAIiENRT7OzCztAbzUCUV5x-OGcqGAgEKg8IACoHCAowhK-LAjD4ySww-9S0BQ?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US%3Aen RIP basta
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Real hurthling! posted:https://news.google.com/articles/CAIiENRT7OzCztAbzUCUV5x-OGcqGAgEKg8IACoHCAowhK-LAjD4ySww-9S0BQ?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US%3Aen This is how the article ends. I encourage people to click on the link. quote:In addition to El Chapo, the MCC housed multimillionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein until he killed himself in the prison in August.
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