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47’s Epstein crisis erupts: Judge slams Trump DOJ over ‘Illusion’ of transparency in Epstein case

Aug 12, 2025

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  1. Taco is praying daily to his god (whatever creature that might be) that this Epstein thing will just go away. But, it won’t. I hope this will eventually get him impeached, prosecuted, and put into prison, where he belongs.

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    • Careful what you wish for!
      VanZkov IMHO is pure evil with a hatred of Ukraine that is even more toxic than Krasnov.
      Putler created a fascist system so that if he dies, another blackhearted nazi takes over. Krasnov is duplicating that.
      Can you even imagine 3 years of VanZkov?

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      • On the other hand, trumpkov has the MAGAt cult backing him, no matter what. (People who were up in arms when they thought Democrats were molesting children in the basement of a pizzeria (which doesn’t even have a basement), but who are suddenly cool with pedophilia when it turns out that trumpkov is the one doing it.)

        If the cult leader is gone, people in Congress might not be as afraid of doing what’s right. And without the cult leader in the running, it could help Democrats in the 2026 election, which in turn could make it possible for them to block VanZkov’s evil.

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        • The Dems can win if they offer low taxes, total isolation of the CRINKs, unequivocal military support for Ukraine, the deportation of violent criminal illegals and the abandonment of their absurd obsession with the toilet rights of trannies.

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        • But the cult leader already officially nominated Wanze as his successor. So as the cult leader demands all will follow his pick.

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      • Once the occultist is gone, the maga occult is gone, and Vance will be left to deal with a Congress that has found its spine again. So, despite Vance being a bag of dog shit, we will still be better off.

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  2. Roman Sheremeta:

    “To understand the full absurdity of what is happening right now around the idea of “exchanging Ukrainian territories for Ukrainian territories,” imagine this:

    You live in your house — the house where you were born and grew up. You have all the documents proving ownership, everything legally registered in your name.

    Suddenly, your neighbor knocks on the door asking for some salt — and knocks you out with a baseball bat. When you regain consciousness, covered in blood, you find him drinking in your kitchen with his buddies.

    You try to throw him out, but he barricades himself in the kitchen and refuses to leave.

    And here’s where it gets interesting. All the neighbors — Uncle Alex who used to give you candy when you were little, Aunt Olya with her cats, Dima who once climbed fences with you and went out chasing girls — all these “nice people” lower their eyes and say: “We’re with you, you know that! But you understand he’s stronger, right? Just let him have it! Life in the neighborhood has become unbearable — your constant fights keep us up at night, the kids are scared.”

    Shocked by this logic but still hoping for justice, you call the police.

    The officer arrives 15 minutes later, walks right past you, and hugs your thug neighbor. They lock themselves in your kitchen for a friendly chat.

    Then the policeman comes out and says everything is fine — he’s reached an agreement. You’ll sign over the kitchen to your neighbor, and in return he’ll let you use your own bathroom.

    You think it’s a joke and explain that you don’t need his permission to use your own bathroom — it’s yours by legal right, part of the entire house.

    The policeman looks at you like you’re the fool. He tells you that legal ownership is all well and good, but you need to consider “reality.” And the reality is — your neighbor has also occupied your bathroom. You don’t control it. You should be grateful you’re only losing the kitchen and the bathroom, not the rest of the house. You’ll even be allowed to use the bathroom — if you behave.

    Sounds absurd, right?

    Yes. Because it is absurd. A completely idiotic scenario that should be impossible in the real world.

    But wait — we live in the real world. And right now, in this real world, the President of the United States is, behind our backs, negotiating with the war criminal Putin over how much of our land and our people to hand over to him in exchange for his promise to leave us alone.

    A promise he had already made when signing the Minsk Agreements. Before that, when signing the Treaty on Friendship, Cooperation, and Partnership between Ukraine and the Russian Federation on May 31, 1997. And even earlier, when he promised to be a security guarantor for Ukraine under the Budapest Memorandum of December 5, 1994.

    In this real world, absurdity is not just possible — it is happening right before our eyes.”

    Source: translated and adapted from the text of Serhii Marchenko.

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    • Taco has no sense of righteousness, has no compassion with anyone but himself, has zero integrity and nor dignity whatsoever.
      It will forever remain a mystery to me how so many people were so bamboozled by this POS of a human being.

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