The key takeaway from the announcement"the one that captured the headlines"was the assertion that a review of the Epstein files by the DOJ and the FBI "revealed no incriminating client list.'"
The DOJ's deliberately opaque phrasing about what was not in the Epstein files tells us absolutely nothing about what was. The three words that do all the work here""incriminating," "client," and "list""only raise more questions.
What, exactly is an "incriminating client list'"? Why are the words "client list" in quotation marks? What does the absence of an "incriminating client list'" tell us about what is revealed in the Epstein files? Does it mean that Epstein's clients, enablers, and party bros are indeed identified in the files, but not in the format of a "list"? Does it mean that there's a list, but it doesn't expressly identify those on it as "clients"? Does it mean that there's a list of clients, but the Trump DOJ doesn't interpret it as "incriminating"? If Epstein hooked up some of his party bros with underage (or drugged or coerced) girls but didn't get paid money for doing so, are the bros"whose conduct may have crossed the line into criminality""clients"? If their names are in a black book, a flight log, or a guest registry, is that a "list"? Is it a "client list"? Is it an "incriminating client list"?
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#35 | Posted by snoofy at 2025-07-12 04:53 PM | Reply | Flag:
STFU raetard. If it were up to Biden we would have all lost our jobs.
"Just like having a job is optional.
And you know all about that"
Sure do. It comes with the responsibility of choosing a lucrative line of work, making solid investments and owning two homes - one which I recently sold.
Working the graveyard at the bath house and living in your mom's garage will not get you there.