Okay, dude, do you actually know what's on that list? Because Steven Hawking was apparently on there because he liked watching naked midgets trying to solve complex mathematical problems on a chalkboard that was too high. Nothing illegal there at all, but it would take some extra special effort to set up such a scenario.
I have no doubt at all that they served much darker desires there also, but it's highly likely there was a lot more happening there as well. If you do care about getting to the bottom of THAT sort of thing, the Epstein case may be a great lead in, but you really ought to be more focused, more energetic and more dedicated to pursuing that if it's your ideal. Posting "Epstein did not kill himself" online for the 299th time today, while doing absolutely nothing to help clear the obstacles to actually yanking out the problem by the root, you're actually causing more problems for those who are working to resolve this.
By all means don't give up on it. Just be a lot smarter about how you pursue it.
Okay, dude, do you actually know what's on that list? Because Steven Hawking was apparently on there because he liked watching naked midgets trying to solve complex mathematical problems on a chalkboard that was too high. Nothing illegal there at all, but it would take some extra special effort to set up such a scenario.
I have no doubt at all that they served much darker desires there also, but it's highly likely there was a lot more happening there also. If you do care about getting to the bottom of THAT sort of thing, the Epstein case may be a great lead in, but you really ought to be more focused, more energetic and more dedicated to pursuing that if it's your ideal. Posting "Epstein did not kill himself" online for the 299th time today, while doing absolutely nothing to help clear the obstacles to actually yanking out the problem by the root, you're actually causing more problems for those who are working to resolve this.
By all means don't give up on it. Just be a lot smarter about how you pursue it.
Okay, dude, do you actually know what's on that list? Because Steven Hawking was apparently on there because he liked watching naked midgets trying to solve complex mathematical problems on a chalkboard that was too high. Nothing illegal there at all, but it would take some extra special effort to set up such a scenario.
I have no doubt at all that they served much darker desires there also, but it's highly unlikely there was a lot more happening there also. If you do care about getting to the bottom of THAT sort of thing, the Epstein case may be a great lead in, but you really ought to be more focused, more energetic and more dedicated to pursuing that if it's your ideal. Posting "Epstein did not kill himself" online for the 299th time today, while doing absolutely nothing to help clear the obstacles to actually yanking out the problem by the root, you're actually causing more problems for those who are working to resolve this.
By all means don't give up on it. Just be a lot smarter about how you pursue it.