PADA: OK this is probably ancient history, but there was a time when the MAGA crowd was hysterically trying to put Hilary Clinton and others in jail for being part of an alleged massive child sex traffic ring and exploiting program. There was something called Q-anon and Pizza-gate -- because a Pizza shop was supposed to be part of a system of underground tunnels where kids were being kidnapped and then transported to other locations. Yep, there were rumors of human child sacrifice and even cannibalism.
Well the Pizza shop had no basement for starters. But nothing much ever came of it and the "elites in charge of pedophile trafficking" were never charged or named. It sort of vanished into nothing.
Meanwhile, an actual child traffic ring was up and operating, and involving various elites. And Jeffrey Epstein was one of the supervisors in the process. OK for some years now his alleged accomplices and victims were not known because his e-mails were being hidden and suppressed.
A small portion of those emails was finally released and it looks like -- folks such as Trump ally Steve Bannon -- appear frequently in the emails, including direct correspondence with Epstein. He reportedly filmed up to 15 hours of interviews with Epstein in 2019, intended to prepare Epstein for a reputation-rebuilding media appearance. And it looks like Epstein was acting as a co-advisor for Bannon.
Trump himself is mentioned many times in these e-mails, and not always in a favorable way. It also seems odd that just when Epstein was in jail, awaiting interviews from various people, he mysteriously died in jail. And others involved with Epstein also died in various cases. It therefore looks like Epstein was connected to the Trump team in various ways, and some suspect Epstein and maybe his friends were silenced by nefarious means. Was it a cover up?
That might also explain why there has been such a lot of foot dragging on releasing the materials. Anyway, the upshot is that the MAGA camp seems to be splitting into fractures over this issue.
Didn't Trump and Bannon know what Epstein was doing? Or maybe, how is it possible they did not know? What was Trump's involvement? These questions seem to be coming up more and more, and it does not look like "hiding the documents" is going to satisfy people now.
One of the people demanding the release of document is Margorie Taylor Greene, and she claims she is now getting threats for demanding this release. Oh oh, PADA knows all about how the process of investigating dodgy people can be dangerous. More oddly, a number of the people demanding transparency are females, which is not looking good for the male politicians. Someone said she is experiencing "leaving a cult syndrome."
Anyway, the issue of elites involved in s*x trafficking is no doubt real in our opinion. The question now is, does the USA have the intestinal fortitude, bravery and moral substance to actually get to the bottom of this issue?
Or are we as a nation going to dilly dally, waffle, deflect, prevaricate, hide documents, suppress victims, and make these issues disappear, OK like it has in ISKCON? And lest we forget, this time, the whole world is watching and if the USA goofs around here, it will tarnish the USA brand, just as the ISKCON brand has become toxic.
The good news is, more politicians are caving on the issue in favor of releasing the whole pile of documents, and supposedly many photos, seeing that being on the wrong side of exposing a child abuse process is -- political suicide. Of course we thought Trump was a sneaky guy the whole time, and not a person to be trusted. More people are agreeing with that assessment. In sum, where there is smoke, there is generally fire. Lets hope the USA's "religious right" folks start to re-assess who they think is qualified to be their leader. ys pd
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Nick Fuentes reacted strongly to the emails, saying “Liberals were right” about Trump’s ties to Epstein — a dramatic reversal from his previous support. He also accused Trump of betraying his base by dismissing concerns about Epstein’s network and refusing to release the so-called “client list” despite campaign promises.
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Megyn Kelly Faces Backlash for Claiming Jeffrey Epstein Was Not a 'Pedophile': 'This Is Career Ending.' Megyn Kelly sparked outrage after claiming Jeffrey Epstein was not a 'pedophile.' She is catching serious heat after making controversial claims about convicted s-- offender Jeffrey Epstein on a recent episode of "The Megyn Kelly Show."
"I do know somebody very, very close to this case who is in a position to know virtually everything," Kelly said on her show. She continued, "This person has told me from the start, years and years ago, that Jeffrey Epstein, in this person's view, was not a pedophile." Her guest, Batya Ungar-Sargon, stayed quiet and didn’t push back.
Kelly doubled down, saying Epstein preferred “barely legal” teens. "He liked 15-year-old girls," she said. "I'm just giving you facts that he wasn't into, like, eight-year-olds. But he liked the very young teen types that could pass for even younger than they were, but would look legal to a passerby."
The former journalist's comments immediately sparked backlash online. Her comments immediately triggered outrage, especially since many of Epstein’s victims were minors under Florida’s legal age of consent, which is 18. Political consultant Ally Sammarco was among the first to call Kelly out.
"This is career-ending for Megyn Kelly. 15 year olds are CHILDREN. They can’t drive. They can’t see rated R movies. But disgusting 50 year old men should be allowed to rape them? Goodbye. Forever," she vented on social media.
A woman testifies that Jeffrey Epstein introduced Her to Donald Trump when she was 14. A Boat Captain Eerily Recalls 'Transporting' the late pedophile and 2 Young Teenagers to His Private Island. Jeffrey Epstein's Victims Are 'More Angry' With Ghislaine Maxwell for 'Luring' Them Into Underage s-- scheme
Activist Shannon Watts shared her thoughts, too. "Megyn Kelly trying to convince her listeners that s-- trafficking girls is less offensive if they've gone through puberty,” she wrote on X. In a follow-up post, Watts added, "Kelly is using her platform and power to portray Epstein and Trump as human men, as opposed to sexual predators or pedophiles."
Other activists said Megyn Kelly was downplaying the abuse of minors. Others jumped in with their own reactions. One user wrote, “She has a 13 yo daughter, highly doubt she'd be cool with her hanging out at a rich guy's house providing ‘massages’ all day every day.” Another warned, “They could be 5, 15 or 50. They were trafficked and abused. It is despicable to try to defend any of this.”
“Why I left MAGA. Megyn threw what little integrity she had left into the trash bin,” a commenter shared. Another bluntly stated, “Kelly is determined to protect the Pedophiles at all costs.” “The indictment unsealed today alleges that, between 2002 through 2005, EPSTEIN sexually exploited and abused dozens of underage girls by enticing them to engage in s-- acts with him in exchange for money,” the DOJ said at the time.
The department added that he recruited victims through employees and associates, and abused minors in locations including New York and Palm Beach.
Megyn Kelly Faces Backlash for Claiming Jeffrey Epstein Was Not a 'Pedophile': 'This Is Career Ending.' Megyn Kelly sparked outrage after claiming Jeffrey Epstein was not a 'pedophile.' She is catching serious heat after making controversial claims about convicted s-- offender Jeffrey Epstein on a recent episode of "The Megyn Kelly Show."
"I do know somebody very, very close to this case who is in a position to know virtually everything," Kelly said on her show. She continued, "This person has told me from the start, years and years ago, that Jeffrey Epstein, in this person's view, was not a pedophile." Her guest, Batya Ungar-Sargon, stayed quiet and didn’t push back.
Kelly doubled down, saying Epstein preferred “barely legal” teens. "He liked 15-year-old girls," she said. "I'm just giving you facts that he wasn't into, like, eight-year-olds. But he liked the very young teen types that could pass for even younger than they were, but would look legal to a passerby."
The former journalist's comments immediately sparked backlash online. Her comments immediately triggered outrage, especially since many of Epstein’s victims were minors under Florida’s legal age of consent, which is 18. Political consultant Ally Sammarco was among the first to call Kelly out.
"This is career-ending for Megyn Kelly. 15 year olds are CHILDREN. They can’t drive. They can’t see rated R movies. But disgusting 50 year old men should be allowed to rape them? Goodbye. Forever," she vented on social media.
A woman testifies that Jeffrey Epstein introduced Her to Donald Trump when she was 14. A Boat Captain Eerily Recalls 'Transporting' the late pedophile and 2 Young Teenagers to His Private Island. Jeffrey Epstein's Victims Are 'More Angry' With Ghislaine Maxwell for 'Luring' Them Into Underage s-- scheme
Activist Shannon Watts shared her thoughts, too. "Megyn Kelly trying to convince her listeners that s-- trafficking girls is less offensive if they've gone through puberty,” she wrote on X. In a follow-up post, Watts added, "Kelly is using her platform and power to portray Epstein and Trump as human men, as opposed to sexual predators or pedophiles."
Other activists said Megyn Kelly was downplaying the abuse of minors. Others jumped in with their own reactions. One user wrote, “She has a 13 yo daughter, highly doubt she'd be cool with her hanging out at a rich guy's house providing ‘massages’ all day every day.” Another warned, “They could be 5, 15 or 50. They were trafficked and abused. It is despicable to try to defend any of this.”
“Why I left MAGA. Megyn threw what little integrity she had left into the trash bin,” a commenter shared. Another bluntly stated, “Kelly is determined to protect the Pedophiles at all costs.” “The indictment unsealed today alleges that, between 2002 through 2005, EPSTEIN sexually exploited and abused dozens of underage girls by enticing them to engage in s-- acts with him in exchange for money,” the DOJ said at the time.
The department added that he recruited victims through employees and associates, and abused minors in locations including New York and Palm Beach.
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