I think caring about the Epstein case might need to be moved back in priority. I'm inclined to think there is massive bribery and corruption there, and a travesty beyond comprehension inflicted upon the objects of abuse, which are real people (apparently a predominant number of young, underage both male and female) . These people are sca…
I think caring about the Epstein case might need to be moved back in priority. I'm inclined to think there is massive bribery and corruption there, and a travesty beyond comprehension inflicted upon the objects of abuse, which are real people (apparently a predominant number of young, underage both male and female) . These people are scarred for life.
If the greater systemic corruption issue is not identified by individual, defanged, uprooted and then justly punished, it will continue under different form. It will take a while . The Epstein matter does come into play at a point. Presently, it could be a resource distraction.
The so-called justice system in NYC, SDNY and lower Manhattan in general has developed as a law unto itself. The Epstein case is a part of a much larger operation and culture which needs attention. The afore mentioned ie:' identified by individual, defanged, uprooted and then justly punished' are the larger issue in play there.
I think caring about the Epstein case might need to be moved back in priority. ~ wkenn
It might need to be moved all the way to the back of the bus. Musk calmly announced that efficiency was not an option, but a do or die requirement, and obstructionists, those who continually chirp "It will never work.", and those with a lesser agenda, need to "let that sink in".
If we actually had a Congress that truly represented the people and the states as the Founders intended, they would have already passed a bill banning public sector unions like Utah did a few weeks ago. They’ll drop to the floor kicking and screaming like they did in Utah, but they’ll either do their job, or they can go find a job in the private sector.
Until we the people take the steps to repeal the 17th Amendment we’ll have two lower houses of congress, and nobody representing the state’s interests.
I think caring about the Epstein case might need to be moved back in priority. I'm inclined to think there is massive bribery and corruption there, and a travesty beyond comprehension inflicted upon the objects of abuse, which are real people (apparently a predominant number of young, underage both male and female) . These people are scarred for life.
If the greater systemic corruption issue is not identified by individual, defanged, uprooted and then justly punished, it will continue under different form. It will take a while . The Epstein matter does come into play at a point. Presently, it could be a resource distraction.
The so-called justice system in NYC, SDNY and lower Manhattan in general has developed as a law unto itself. The Epstein case is a part of a much larger operation and culture which needs attention. The afore mentioned ie:' identified by individual, defanged, uprooted and then justly punished' are the larger issue in play there.
I think caring about the Epstein case might need to be moved back in priority. ~ wkenn
It might need to be moved all the way to the back of the bus. Musk calmly announced that efficiency was not an option, but a do or die requirement, and obstructionists, those who continually chirp "It will never work.", and those with a lesser agenda, need to "let that sink in".
If we actually had a Congress that truly represented the people and the states as the Founders intended, they would have already passed a bill banning public sector unions like Utah did a few weeks ago. They’ll drop to the floor kicking and screaming like they did in Utah, but they’ll either do their job, or they can go find a job in the private sector.
Until we the people take the steps to repeal the 17th Amendment we’ll have two lower houses of congress, and nobody representing the state’s interests.
No, the Epstein files need to be moved UP in priority.
Punishment of the powerful for their flagrant crimes is more important than anything else.