Acer-m14
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don't look under age to me ..
So Pizza Gate Isn’t a Lie..
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don't look under age to me ..
gun_slinger_boy
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The point was if you have pictures with Epstein you're automatically a pedophile.
holdover
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The thought crossed my mind is that trump cant go after the clintons because somebody has dirt on him
Dont know, just thinking out loud.
Dont know, just thinking out loud.
livingston
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Comey was in the Clinton background for decades .. even before whitewater .... So much so they must call him the fixer ...He had access on all the FBI files on anyone they wanted to see...Now look who is working on the Epstein case ...Of all the people in this country .. his daughter... I have long ago gave up on something called a coincidences .. She is on that case by design ...To protect Bill and destroy Trump if she could ...
Marine Cpl
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I think if they had dirt on him, it would have been out already with all the fabricated crap and grasping at straws that has been occurring.
My guess is probably something deeper as far as not going after the Clintons. Something out of his control. Some roadblock.
My guess is probably something deeper as far as not going after the Clintons. Something out of his control. Some roadblock.
holdover
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Not if they could use it as leverage. But who knows, were just guessing.
BDinPutnam
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holdover
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Well certainly not lack of evidence against Hillary. She destroyed her own hard drives while they were under subpoena from the courts , That's obstruction of justice alone. Using her personal email to send receive classified information.
evidence of money laundering through the Clinton foundation, hasn't even been investigated. If Trump wanted her, He could have put a stake in her heart but he didn't.
evidence of money laundering through the Clinton foundation, hasn't even been investigated. If Trump wanted her, He could have put a stake in her heart but he didn't.
livingston
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What she did not destroy I am sure Muller had ample time and money to clean everything up...
holdover
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Long before Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty to prostitution charges in Florida more than a decade ago, his fellow Palm Beach resident and hedge-fund manager Douglas Kass was intrigued by the local gossip about his neighbor.
“I’m hearing about the parties, hearing about a guy who’s throwing money around,” says Kass, president of Seabreeze Partners Management. While stories about young girls swarming Epstein’s waterfront mansion and the sex parties he hosted for the rich and powerful were the talk of the town, Kass was more focused on how this obscure person, rumored to be managing billions of dollars, had become so wealthy without much of a track record.
Kass was well-connected on Wall Street, where he’d worked for decades, so he began to ask around. “I went to my institutional brokers, to their trading desks and asked if they ever traded with him. I did it a few times until the date when he was arrested,” he recalls. “Not one institutional trading desk, primary or secondary, had ever traded with Epstein’s firm.”
Epstein was also missing another key element of a typical thriving hedge fund: investors. Kass couldn’t find any beyond Epstein’s one well-publicized client, retail magnate Les Wexner — nor could other players in the hedge-fund world who undertook similar snooping. “I don’t know anyone who’s ever invested in him; he’s never talked about by any of the allocators,” says one billionaire hedge-fund manager, referring to firms that distribute large pools of money among various funds.
Given this puzzling set of data points, the hedge-fund managers we spoke to leaned toward the theory that Epstein was running a blackmail scheme under the cover of a hedge fund.
Real Hedge-Fund Managers Have Some Thoughts on What Epstein Was Actually Doing
“I’m hearing about the parties, hearing about a guy who’s throwing money around,” says Kass, president of Seabreeze Partners Management. While stories about young girls swarming Epstein’s waterfront mansion and the sex parties he hosted for the rich and powerful were the talk of the town, Kass was more focused on how this obscure person, rumored to be managing billions of dollars, had become so wealthy without much of a track record.
Kass was well-connected on Wall Street, where he’d worked for decades, so he began to ask around. “I went to my institutional brokers, to their trading desks and asked if they ever traded with him. I did it a few times until the date when he was arrested,” he recalls. “Not one institutional trading desk, primary or secondary, had ever traded with Epstein’s firm.”
Epstein was also missing another key element of a typical thriving hedge fund: investors. Kass couldn’t find any beyond Epstein’s one well-publicized client, retail magnate Les Wexner — nor could other players in the hedge-fund world who undertook similar snooping. “I don’t know anyone who’s ever invested in him; he’s never talked about by any of the allocators,” says one billionaire hedge-fund manager, referring to firms that distribute large pools of money among various funds.
Given this puzzling set of data points, the hedge-fund managers we spoke to leaned toward the theory that Epstein was running a blackmail scheme under the cover of a hedge fund.
Real Hedge-Fund Managers Have Some Thoughts on What Epstein Was Actually Doing
holdover
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https://nypost.com/2019/07/19/key-witness-in-mueller-probe-now-facing-child-sex-trafficking-charges/
A key witness from the Robert Mueller investigation got slapped with sex trafficking charges on Friday
Businessman George Nader, 60, was already facing child pornography charges — and he has a long history of sexually abusing minors.
His latest indictment came down in federal court Friday and was in connection to an alleged trip that Nader took with a 14-year-old boy to Europe, where he is accused of engaging in sex acts with him.
A key witness from the Robert Mueller investigation got slapped with sex trafficking charges on Friday
Businessman George Nader, 60, was already facing child pornography charges — and he has a long history of sexually abusing minors.
His latest indictment came down in federal court Friday and was in connection to an alleged trip that Nader took with a 14-year-old boy to Europe, where he is accused of engaging in sex acts with him.
