>>4195232

Yeah, in a way the Epstein "shit" has been dug pretty thoroughly. It also remains relevant. I KNOW there's resistance to looking too closely at it and my impression of that resistance is that the shit pile involves Mar-A-Lago.

Having said that, what doesn't get mentioned too often is that Epstein's membership was revoked, like, immediately, when the situation was brought to management's attention. Or maybe it was revoked when brought to Trump's attention - I don't recall.

Anyway, here's something to read. It's long. It explores some connections between Epstein, Bear Stearns, and the financial fuckery of 2008.

https://longform.org/posts/perversion-of-justice

>>4195491

Hmmmm….

Maybe Comey?

Closed door testimony: 10am EST

Transcripts within 24 hrs as per the agreement.

And France doesn't go berserk tomorrow - they have a planned protest.

NOR do we know anything about corrupt D's getting a message. (NOR do we know about corrupt R's getting a message.)

>>4195604

How is this research, exactly? It's from 2014, which could still be 100% relevant, yet I'm not sure I get what you're pointing to.

>>4195618

yes

>>4195688

RE: Jeannie Rhee (from wikipedia)

"In 2000, Rhee served as an Assistant United States Attorney for the District of Columbia.[7] In 2006, Rhee joined Wilmer Hale. From 2009 to 2011, Rhee served as a deputy assistant attorney general and provided counsel to the former Attorney General Eric Holder. Rhee rejoined Wilmer Hale in 2011 as a partner in the Litigation/Controversy Department.[8]

Rhee specializes in cybersecurity and data breach investigation.[9] Upon receiving the special counsel appointment from Mueller in 2017, Rhee resigned from the WilmerHale law firm and joined Mueller's special counsel team.[10]

Previously, Rhee represented Hillary Clinton during the 2015 lawsuit regarding her private emails.[11] Rhee also represented the Clinton Foundation in a racketeering case.[12]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeannie_Rhee

>>4195742

says "totally neutral and whatever anon"

kek

>>4195786

Someone with international abilities to do so.

What's up with Interpol?

>>4195774

Well that is an interesting photo, isn't it?

:)

>>4195847

MDA also known as Mollie, fwiw.