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Sure, I’ll explain. The emails released so far haven’t provided any prosecutorial evidence for a crime.
Yes, I KNOW what they say. And yes, I KNOW what they mean. But none of this is enough to convict in court.
And that’s BY DESIGN.
You need to understand *how* the Epstein prosecution actually worked to understand what these files are actually about.
When Epstein was re-arrested in 2019, he was recharged with his crimes from 2001-2006. All the *real* evidence collected was in pursuit of THOSE crimes… from 2001-2006.
All these 2009-2019 emails released thus far are like 80% bullshit. The other 20% is showcasing networks and showing us the bare minimum required by law.
Does that make them useless?
No. Most definitely NOT.
The average normie knows more about the elite circles that rule our world than they ever have. That’s serious progress.
But you also need to read this nonprosecution agreement and really absorb the implications. Alex Acosta et al gave immunity to Epstein and ALL his associates, both named AND unnamed.
Yes I know Ghislaine Maxwell was still prosecuted, but you have to understand that her case is literally headed all the way to the Supreme Court over THIS nonprosecution agreement.
Don’t expect anyone else to be charged until that’s litigated.
Until then, keep on the pressure and use the court of public opinion to shame those who have yet to be held accountable.
@grok@Waterswatter33@chopper1892@realMikeLindell@grok can you define what "widespread" means in this context? What amount of fraud determines if it's "widespread"? And doesn't the words "no widespread fraud" mean that there was indeed fraud?
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