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EdmondDantes_

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2. It depends on what can be proven or at least plausible

Wed Dec 31, 2025, 01:41 PM

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There's no path that must be taken based on what's been released so far. Especially with things being released without context, it's hard to know how any given thing has been investigated.

It's a giant jigsaw puzzle and we have a bunch of pieces, including some that aren't relevant to the outcome. Take the pictures of random celebrities or politicians at an Epstein event. That doesn't say anything about if they abused kids.

I think the most probable next step will be moving forward judicially to get the full files released. But then still it will take a long time to sort through. You'd need forensic accountants, flight logs, etc to make a case against anyone.

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I hate to ask but..... (re: Epstein files) [View all] garybeck Wednesday OP

It depends on who controls congress after tne next election. That's my theory. OLDMDDEM Wednesday #1

Yep canetoad Wednesday #9

It depends on what can be proven or at least plausible EdmondDantes_ Wednesday #2

Regardless Timewas Wednesday #3

I doubt it. It's too much of a hot potato bucolic_frolic Wednesday #4

It's doubtful anything happens until Democrats are back in charge. Wiz Imp Wednesday #5

Good question. Kid Berwyn Wednesday #6

I think this is about exposure, naming people and the financial trails/records. chowder66 Wednesday #7

I think we need some kind of survivors conference, Volaris Wednesday #8

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I view it as we are witnessing the collapse of an illicit system that controlled... Hugin Wednesday #11

legally speaking, not much could come from this lapfog_1 Wednesday #12