93MarineHorn said:Zachary Klement said:93MarineHorn said:Zachary Klement said:“I give you permission to kill him.”
— Parody Jeff (@BackupJeffx) January 31, 2026
Why are they covering the sender? pic.twitter.com/AGOYcDScZw
Nothing to do with anything!
You're posting something from a parody account? Perhaps the FBI determined this was irrelevant to any investigation or claim. Perhaps it was a joke. We have no context. I love how people are clinging fervently to every unverified or completely fake email that has been dumped.
I'm not fervently clinging to anything.
Obviously people are going to scrutinize the sex trafficking rapist talking about killing someone.
Especially in a case where the guy had ties to many wealthy and powerful individuals and the government has been constantly lying to us about the case.
Fair enough, but as I stated earlier in this thread, the document dump and fake emails are going to muddy the waters even further. We don't know what's real or fake. And even if it's real we don't know the context because there is no formal investigation. I think it is unbelievably unfair to publish names of people who are simply mentioned in the millions of documents because they will become victims of the online mob that demands "justice" for victims that refuse to come forward and make allegations. Everyone whoever communicated with Epstein is seemingly guilty until proven innocent.
And that is what many people warned about, but people like Massie and the rest of the Epsteiners were incapable of listening.
Some wanted it out there thinking it would confirm all of the Q-Anon garbage and take down the "deep state pedo cabal."
Some just wanted to see all the salacious details.
Some were hoping it would take down Israel or at least make more people hate Israel/Jews.
Most wanted it simply to take down Trump.
None of them actually care about the victims, or the colleterial damage. They just wanted to find something to use to further their agenda.
There are likely a few who are actually hoping it will bring criminals to justice (not for any of the reasons above, but for actual justice to be served), but that was always going to be a long shot. Nothing Epstein wrote in his e-mails would be enough to even arrest someone, much less convict. It is hearsay without corroborating evidence.