Epstein

chris123 said:
And a former DPP really ought to be able to see through lies.
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Yes. It's a stretch to believe that Starmer could be simply gullible.

When you give a very prestigious job to a man known as the Prince of Darkness, surely you do it knowing that he is carrying some serious baggage.
 
Hrolf The Ganger said:
Yes. It's a stretch to believe that Starmer could be simply gullible.

When you give a very prestigious job to a man known as the Prince of Darkness, surely you do it knowing that he is carrying some serious baggage.
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He must have known but thought it was worth the risk to try to get leverage over Trump, whose baggage Mandelson will know and could use.

Mandelson could still go public, but he would need to also disappear afterwards and that wouldn’t be easy.
 
King Charles has made his first intervention in the Epstein scandal, saying he is ready to support the police as they consider allegations against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

"The King has made clear, in words and through unprecedented actions, his profound concern at allegations which continue to come to light in respect of Mr Mountbatten-Windsor's conduct," a Buckingham Palace spokesman said.

"While the specific claims in question are for Mr Mountbatten-Windsor to address, if we are approached by Thames Valley Police we stand ready to support them as you would expect," he said.

It comes after Thames Valley Police confirmed it is assessing whether there are grounds to investigate a complaint by the anti-monarchy group Republic, which reported Mountbatten-Windsor for suspected misconduct in public office and breach of official secrets.
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Forest Hillbilly said:
And all of us who do tax Self Assessments. If we are late, or a penny out, then fines are issued.
How would Mandelson explain money just being put into his back account, with no tax being paid. These are very big sums, and you might have thought HMRC would at least ask the origin of such 'gifts', because they would be subject to tax, surely ?
Then again, Epstein was extremely tax efficient and would have sorted things
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for Gifts , The 7 year rule applys , I imagine .
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
He must have known but thought it was worth the risk to try to get leverage over Trump, whose baggage Mandelson will know and could use.

Mandelson could still go public, but he would need to also disappear afterwards and that wouldn’t be easy.
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I seriously doubt that Mandelson could lever Trump on anything.

What Baggage does Trump have? Do you have evidence? You better tell someone.
 
Hrolf The Ganger said:
I seriously doubt that Mandelson could lever Trump on anything.

What Baggage does Trump have? Do you have evidence? You better tell someone.
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The circumstantial evidence exists, in that the files involving him are being held back. Hard evidence exists in the possession of those who knew both Epstein and Trump. The girls involved know. Mandelson will know. He may hold his own evidence. MI5 may hold evidence. All could have been quietly used to lever Trump. I can think of no more likely reason other than that why Mandelson was sent to Washington.
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
The circumstantial evidence exists, in that the files involving him are being held back. Hard evidence exists in the possession of those who knew both Epstein and Trump. The girls involved know. Mandelson will know. He may hold his own evidence. MI5 may hold evidence. All could have been quietly used to lever Trump. I can think of no more likely reason other than that why Mandelson was sent to Washington.
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The same sort of girls who are being shouted down, and told to shut up by Labour politicians over grooming gangs?
Those girls are never listened to.

Epstein whistle-blowers will be smeared as conspiracy theorists.
Grooming gang whistle-blowers will be smeared as racists.

Smeared by people like you for decades.
People like you obsess about the political intrigue and idolise cockroaches like Mandelson, while dismissing whistleblowers and victims for decades.

Honestly, you and other normies should keep a very low profile from these discussions.
You have done more than enough damage already.
The best you can do at this stage is find a quiet corner and pray for forgiveness.
 
LOL. I wonder who tweeted this....

Whilst there is plenty to think about when it comes to Epsteins links to powerful politicians, royals, and intelligence services, there hasn't been too much mentioned about his connections to power players in Russia.In the latest release from the Department of Justice Russia appears 5,553 times in the documents.Epstein had direct links with:Sergey Belyakov, a former Russian deputy economic development minister and Kremlin-linked figure who helped Epstein with visas and invited him to Russian economic forums. Sergey studied at the FSB academy, that is the Academy of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation.Vitaly Churkin, Russia’s UN ambassador until 2017; Epstein stayed in contact with him and even offered to help Churkin’s son find work in the U.S.Maria Drokova, a former pro-Kremlin youth movement figure turned venture capitalist, appears frequently in Epstein’s communications. She provided public relations services to Jeffrey Epstein.
 
Maxwell has refused to answer questions to congress, as is her right.

She also refused to co-operate with the AG when questioned in prison so I ask again, why was she moved to Club Fed. A move to a cushy jail only happens when you have a co-operating witness.

Of course in her case co-operation may mean she keeps her mouth shut to avoid problems for the elite.
 
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