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The Face of Evil Tipped Really Well

21 Sunday Jul 2019

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Thus, nobody did a damned thing about the obvious crimes.

Another employee at the airstrip, who requested anonymity because he is not allowed to speak about travelers in his official capacity, says Epstein would land at St. Thomas twice a month on average. “There’d be girls that look like they could be in high school,” the employee recalls. “They looked very young. They were always wearing college sweatshirts. It seemed like camouflage, that’s the best way to put it.” Epstein would be dressed in a tracksuit, but the girls carried shopping bags from designer labels: Gucci, Dior.

The employee adds that he and his co-workers would joke around about what they were seeing. “Every time he landed or took off, it was always brought up. We’d always be joking, ‘How many kids are on board this time?’” But the employee also says he felt “pure disgust,” calling it “absolutely insane” that a convicted sex offender was able to move around so openly in the era of MeToo.

“I could see him with my own eyes,” the employee says. “I compared it to seeing a serial killer in broad daylight. I called it the face of evil.”

Epstein apparently made no attempt to hide his travels with young girls. The airstrip in St. Thomas sits in plain sight of a central highway, and a nearby parking lot at the University of the Virgin Islands provides a complete view of the tarmac and almost every aircraft on the ground. When he’s “home” on Little St. James, Epstein’s plane is always parked right in front of the control tower.

“The fact that young girls were getting out of his helicopter and getting into his plane, it was like he was flaunting it,” the employee says. “But it was said that he always tipped really well, so everyone overlooked it.”

I’m thinking a control tower would have offered a nice, clear shot…

Pizza for Epstein – from TPC

10 Wednesday Jul 2019

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Pizza for Mr. Epstein? (With a Side Order of Indictment)

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Today’s column is a little different than the one I originally penned over the weekend. What I had written was a fun examination of one gaffe committed by El Trumpster last week during the imperial military homily. READ THAT ONE HERE. I closed it with: “That is, Trump Tweetin’ and the nukes don’t drop.”


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Then, not long after I wrapped it up, the nukes dropped – legally speaking. A much larger and more important national and international issue:

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Friends, I am sometimes unfairly accused of dredging up bad news merely for the sake of its presentation. The affairs are what they are. However, I delight in the very good news. This is some of the best I’ve read in a long while. And, as Epstein may have told some of his victims, it’s probably “just the tip.”

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If you’ve been in a coma or shipwrecked the past fifteen years, then please read up on the Strange Case of Jeff Epstein. In a nutshell, he’s accused of operating a large child sex trafficking ring, from New York and Florida and from his own private island (he’s rich). In a massive prosecutorial blunder, if that’s what it was, he copped to two minor state counts of soliciting, did thirteen months of work release, and dodged all federal charges. A federal judge recently held his plea deal illegal as it was not properly disclosed to the victims. The registered sex offender still has his island but is embroiled in numerous civil suits. In those, he’s lately been having it handed to him in discovery. Now, he faces the criminal counts he should have faced years ago.

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And, he’s not the only one. His was, allegedly and substantially, a vast network of the lowest of sleaze. But, it was only one of many, all of which form a massive international network of child slavery and abuse. In the honest press, it’s all referred to as PizzaGate (“pizza” being the participants’ code for young girls). Some in the deep state tried to laugh that off a year or so back. I doubt they’re laughing now.

 

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READ THE WHOLE THING AT TPC

Am American Werewolf in Florida

04 Saturday May 2019

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If any of this is true, then can think of no reason at all why this creature should not be burned alive.

Andrew Bennett Ross Celaius faces the bulk of the charges. Deputies said the 37-year-old tortured the girl by throwing bottles of milk, sometimes completely full, at her as she slept.

They said at a press conference Wednesday that he used an overhand motion to hit the child with the milk, causing her to wake up and cry.

Chief Deputy Chip Simmons said Celaius fired an airsoft gun at the sleeping girl, “for no other reason but to wake the child up and to hurt the child.”

Shock collars are typically used to train dogs. Deputies said Celaius used one to torment the little girl.

“You can hear the sounds of the dog collar being activated, and then the shrieking and the pain that the child has suffered as a result of this,” Simmons said.

The burn marks were said to have been caused by a small torch.

As if the physical abuse wasn’t traumatic enough, Simmons said Celaius performed these acts while wearing a werewolf mask.

He was charged with six counts of aggravated child abuse, four counts of child abuse, violating probation, possession of a weapon and several drug-related charges.

Back in 2006, Celaius was charged with the murder of 2-year-old Kyler Janes, who had been hospitalized with bruises covering his body and bleeding in his brain and eyes.

A jury found him not guilty, WKRG reported.

Wednesday night, authorities found Celaius hanging by the neck in his jail cell, WEAR reported. He survived, but his condition is not known.

His condition is evil. It’s a shame he survived.

Who Could Have Seen This Coming???

23 Tuesday Apr 2019

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The Boy Boy & Girl Boy & Girl & God Only Knows What Else Scouts of AmeriKa is rife with pedophilic sexual abuse. “Rife” may not be a strong enough advective:

The names of close to 200 Boy Scout leaders in New York and New Jersey accused of sexually abusing kids will be released Tuesday.

The leaders worked in both states and were named in the Boy Scouts of America’s “perversion files,” according to a pair of law firms representing victims.

At afternoon press conferences in Midtown and Newark, lawyers from the firms of Greg Gianforcaro and Jeff Anderson & Associates plan to release “shocking testimony” and demand that the Boy Scouts of America release the identities, background information and files on all BSA perpetrators in New Jersey who have been accused of sexual misconduct with minors.

The law firms allege that there are more than 7,000 child sex abusers in the Boy Scouts.

The Boy Scouts of America responded to the claims in a statement, saying they “care deeply about all victims of child sex abuse and sincerely apologize to anyone who was harmed during their time in Scouting,” NJ.com reported.

Based on all the recent changes – Thanks, Rex Tillerson! – 7,000 might be a little light. But it makes sense in a perverse way. If you kick God out while inviting in every manner of change and degeneracy in, then this is what you get. I stand by my prediction of two years ago – by 2027 there won’t be a boy left in the “Boy” Scouts. At least, no unmolested, straight, Christian boy.

Et mortuus est.

Perfect

22 Monday Apr 2019

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It makes perfect sense that US banks are currently barred from hiring “small time” criminals. From the WSJ:

Small-Time Crimes a Dealbreaker for Banking Jobs

Banks want changes to law preventing them from hiring employees with certain criminal records

Over the past decade about 1,200 people with criminal records have asked the government to let them work at a bank—with more than 40% of requests rejected or unresolved. The banking industry wants to change that.

Under a 1950 law, banks are barred from hiring anyone convicted of a crime of dishonesty or breach of trust. The only way around the law is to get a waiver from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Since 2008 it has approved around 57% of requests made by individuals petitioning on their own or with bank sponsorship, according to agency data.

Banks say the restriction is too tight, keeping them from hiring a more diverse pool of candidates. The ban covers felonies such as financial fraud, but also misdemeanor offenses that result in no prison time, including minor shoplifting and drug-possession convictions. There is no broad statute of limitations, meaning offenses from early adulthood can stop a candidate decades later.

Everyone knows the banksters are BIG time criminals. At any rate, at this late hour, they might as well allow the little guys in too.

Surfer Girl Speaks Truth to Power

14 Sunday Apr 2019

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I really should find another nickname for the lovely lady of Hawaii. Anyway, she hit the Julian nail squarely on the larger picture head.

Democratic presidential hopeful Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) condemned the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Thursday, calling the arrest a threat to journalists.

“The arrest of #JulianAssange is meant to send a message to all Americans and journalists: be quiet, behave, toe the line. Or you will pay the price,” Gabbard tweeted.

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The Democrat’s remark came hours after police in London arrested Assange, citing charges he is facing in the U.S.

Assange is accused of conspiring to hack into computers in connection with WikiLeaks’s release of classified documents from former Army private and intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning.

The indictment filed under seal last year in Virginia and released Thursday alleges that Assange helped Manning crack a password stored on a Defense Department computer, which was connected to a government system that stored classified information.

This wasn’t exactly the sealed indictment we were looking for. And, upon reading the crazy conspiracy theory charges, I wonder if this is finally the first time the FedGov is telling the truth. My inclination is that it is not. I do know that facts, evidence, proof, and the rule of law don’t matter anymore. For Assange or for any of us, to include the journos.

It’s interesting that the new breed members of exotic Democratic women are just about the only people in power willing to say what needs to be said. Wouldn’t that our men had done the same – a while ago.

Hang ten, honey.

Tucker Carlson (and Others) on the Persecution of Julian Assange

13 Saturday Apr 2019

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That’s “persecution,” not “prosecution.” And, once more in the MSM, Tucker C. is about the only one being honest:

LRC has been full of insightful articles these past few days about the Assange show trials and railroading. Read a few of them – archive your way back as necessary.

My brief take on the “legal” proceedings and issues against Mr. Assange:

  • The original Swedish sex allegations are bogus. The raise them, then drop them, as politically expedient, tactics prove that, notwithstanding the lack of evidence.
  • The UK’s bail-jumping charges (and conviction) are bogus. These were based partly on the fake Swedish charges and partly on speculation about what Washington wanted (i.e. sealed indictment). Julian has real defenses against both and legitimate reasons for his 7-year absconding. Were he a “refugee” from Somewhereistan, charged with acid-dousing some pensioner or slave-chaining a poorer white girl, he would already be free (and likely on the dole). UPDATE: It might help if the old boy was a girl instead.
  • The United States Empire’s charges are remarkably light considering how hated the man is and the damage he did to the evil house narrative. When was the last time Washington told the truth about anything? Even with that firm “never,” in mind it is theoretically possible that a foreigner, physically outside the Empire, could have engaged in the alleged conspiratorial behavior. One could access or direct access to a computer network for the purposes of obtaining data, sufficient to justify both jurisdiction and process. However, this requires a little thing called evidence. I suspect there is, nor was, nor will be any of that. Bogus, nakedly biased charges.

The bell-ringers, all of them in this matter, are right – you or I could easily be next. This is a case to watch and without much hope.

Keep Driving and Driving and Driving…

09 Tuesday Apr 2019

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How many times must I call for a ban on fully-automatic assault trucks before someone (else) gets killed? When will our “leaders” step up for the children? Have we learned nary a thing from Christchurch?

Nothing to see here I guess.

Rondell Henry, 28, of Germantown, Maryland, has been charged with interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle, but in court documents authorities allege a much more sinister intention.

According to authorities, Henry claimed to law enforcement that he was inspired by the Islamic State when he stole a U-Haul van looking to use it as a weapon.

“I was just going to keep driving and driving and driving. I wasn’t going to stop,” he told law enforcement officers after his arrest, according to court documents filed in his case.

On his phone, authorities found “images of gun-wielding ISIS fighters, the ISIS flag, and the Pulse nightclub shooter” who killed 49 people at the Orlando bar three years ago.

Authorities said Henry told them he wanted to create what he allegedly called “panic and chaos” like the attack on pedestrians in Nice, France, in 2016, when a terrorist killed 86 people and wounded 450 others when he drove a 19-ton truck into a crowd celebrating a local holiday.

Trump, at the very least, could give us a ban on automatic transmissions in trucks, which “bump” the rate of shifting dramatically. The MSM can do their part by calling out all the supremacist hate by the … nevermind … just saw Mr. Henry’s picture. Memory hole.

Degrees of Scandal in Rigging College Admissions

13 Wednesday Mar 2019

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The DOJ cracks down hard on celebrity parents bribing elite colleges to admit their children.

Fifty people, including Hollywood stars Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, were charged Tuesday in a scheme in which wealthy parents allegedly bribed college coaches and other insiders to get their children into some of the nation’s most elite schools.

Federal authorities called it the biggest college admissions scam ever prosecuted by the U.S. Justice Department, with the parents accused of paying an estimated $25 million in bribes.

“These parents are a catalog of wealth and privilege,” U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling said in announcing the results of an investigation code-named Operation Varsity Blues.

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“For every student admitted through fraud, an honest and genuinely talented student was rejected,” Lelling said.

Several defendants, including Huffman, were charged with conspiracy to commit fraud, punishable by up to 20 years in prison.

Focus on this very true statement: “For every student admitted through fraud, an honest and genuinely talented student was rejected.”

How is this scam any different than that of affirmative discrimination, outside of the massive difference in scale. Genuinely talented students lose out by the thousands or the millions, year to year and generation to generation. Just replace “rich parents” and “sake of their children” with “the state” and “globalization.” Fraud is fraud, even in a conspiracy theory. Nice of someone to notice. May the sentiment and the action spread.

And, for what it’s worth, I’ll bet a dollar to a Yale diploma that most of the elites being charged here generally support the government’s insidious programs as well. The enemy’s consistency again.