A Passion For Very Young Girls
In America, you get the sense that if someone made a fortune from murdering babies and draining their blood and selling it on the internet they would still be celebrated. The billionaire factory keeps churning out these obscenely rich individuals. Jeffrey Epstein was reportedly worth some $600 million at his death. This former math teacher (with no teaching qualifications) accrued an enormous wealth via his philandering, financing, blackmailing, spying, pimping and sex trafficking activities. Epstein was a celebrated billionaire buddy of Donald Trump for many years and they shared a passion for very young pretty girls, according to Trump himself.
Jeffrey Epstein & Donald Trump’s Shared Passion
Money makes the world go around in the US of A. Justice, is often, left to a civil suit, as their criminal courts and DAs leave much to be desired. We saw that with OJ and other high profile cases. Trump has often been sued in lieu of the lack of justice provided by the state. Jeffrey Epstein managed to cut a deal during the first Trump administration to have federal charges dropped in favour of Florida state court action, where he was slapped on the wrists with a wet lettuce leaf for sex trafficking minors. Unbelievably, Epstein got 13 months with day release privileges for these crimes. Justice for billionaires in America. Eventually, federal charges were later brought and Epstein died suspiciously in prison. Ghislaine Maxwell got 20 years for her part in this heinous criminal activity perpetrated over many years.
“In a process spanning decades, criminal cases against Epstein culminated in charges that he operated a sex-trafficking ring preying on young women and underage girls. Prosecutors say he was aided by Ghislaine Maxwell, his long-time associate who is currently in prison.”
Lying To Take The High Ground
Only in America, could folk be stupid enough to believe that Donald Trump was not involved with Epstein’s crimes. That the MAGA faithful could get excited about the Epstein files being a Democrats only problem beggars incredulous belief. Trump and the GOP employ a stratagem which is to accuse the other of your own crimes. Point the finger first in the blame game to muddy the waters. The best form of defence is offence. The Republicans and Donald Trump have it in spades when it comes to committing offences. A lot of adulterous married men do the same thing – frequently accuse their wives of their own adulterous behaviour. This is the world we live in. A passion for very young girls can get you into all sorts of trouble.
Justice The American Way $$$$$
“Deutsche Bank AG has agreed to pay $US75 million ($113 million) to settle a lawsuit by women who say they were abused by the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, and accused the German bank of facilitating his sex trafficking.”
“JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay $290 million to settle a class-action lawsuit from Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse victims, according to David Boies, one of the victims’ attorneys.”
What these settlements actually infer is that rich people and their companies can f*** you over but eventually they will pay – if you have good enough lawyers to make them! Billionaires and their taste for young bodies and their genitalia is just another top shelf tipple in America. Where the rich avoid paying their fair share of tax and the poor take it up the ass.
“America is a strange place with its preference for really old men running the country. The mad, bad grandpa in the White House is a daily bullshitter. Telling lies and posting them on social media is, obviously, a compulsive habit of Donald Trump. It takes a special nation to elect the man who failed spectacularly during the global pandemic. Why would you put a x6 times bankrupt in charge of your country? This reeks of ignorance through disengagement with political and economic realities. Taking a compulsive liar at face value suggests that Americans are not the sharpest tools in the shed.”
Robert Sudha Hamilton is the author of Money Matters and America Matters: Pre-apocalyptic Posts & Essays in the Shadow of Trump.
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