Who have a vested interest in keeping it all buried.

about whether someone actually told him that Epstein was "intelligence" and "above his paygrade" and who it was that told him that.

not to let all this get shoved under a carpet.

When Epstein was killed, it was over.

Thanks for the thread snot

it will probably continue to be used for corrupt purposes.

We cannot afford not to aggressively cut this cancer out.

accountability with Epstein, but rather to procure that Epstein client list for his own purposes of blackmail? Roy Cohn taught him the benefits of leverage when you have solid evidence for the purposes of manipulation of others via blackmail.

and afaik, no 1 has ever seen any of that evidence.

Allowing the dirt to remain secret (if it exists, and the way the evidence has been handled suggests it does) in ANYONE's hands means that we're trusting that person or entity not to use it ––– I hope we're not that naive.

and whether he was a lone gunman or working on behalf of some agency or agencies.

Unravel the carpet.

Beyond Epstein - MeidasTouch uncovered more from 1991 beauty pageants, etc

while the most assertive of them, Virginia Giuffre, "suicided" at age 41.

One might assume that others were bought off without having gotten to the point of filing suit.

Out of Jeffrey’s compensation fund estate. Around another 100 didn’t qualify for compensation.

I bet a keep quiet clause was in there.

In this hour-long video, Chris Hedges interviews Nick Bryant, who is the journalist and author who first published Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous “black book” in 2015 as well as Epstein’s flight logs.

https://popularresistance.org/chris-hedges-report-jeffrey-epstein-donald-trump-and-sexual-blackmail-networks/

who have been pushed out of the MSM (e.g., Seymour Hersch, John Pilger, Aaron Mate...).

Hedges was the NYT's Middle East Bureau chief, among his many other accomplishments, but was pushed out after he criticized the 2003 invasion of Iraq in a college commencement speech.