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Let's get something straight about Jeffrey Epstein, right out the gate.

Epstein was not a rich, influential creep. He wasn't.

He was a predator running a child sex trafficking network for powerful people. On top of that, he likely was an agent of Mossad and likely an asset of the CIA.

I'll explain this.

I have my theories.

What I hate seeing is conservative commentators seemingly bootlick the administration because they're obviously

enabling and facilitating everything the administration's putting out. They want to be on their

side, that team, and they refused to call this what it is.

When I voted for Trump, one of the reasons I did so was because he said he was going to

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