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Hugin

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

Wed Dec 31, 2025, 02:43 PM

Dec 31

Finance and political power in the US and frankly the world for the past fifty years.

The release of the files documents the sh*t that was allowed and encouraged to happen as the very institutions established and trusted by the people to guard against these very abuses looked the other way. Most of the players are irrelevant, dead, or soon to be.

What officially will happen? I don’t know. Hopefully, the system will be altered to prevent these sorts of nightmares in the future.

On the local and personal level much could be done if everyday good people take note of the people and types of personalities revealed in the documents and they learn to have nothing to do with them. Nothing. Don’t give them power, money, and attention.

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I hate to ask but..... (re: Epstein files) [View all] garybeck Dec 31 OP

It depends on who controls congress after tne next election. That's my theory. OLDMDDEM Dec 31 #1

Yep canetoad Dec 31 #9

It depends on what can be proven or at least plausible EdmondDantes_ Dec 31 #2

Regardless Timewas Dec 31 #3

I doubt it. It's too much of a hot potato bucolic_frolic Dec 31 #4

It's doubtful anything happens until Democrats are back in charge. Wiz Imp Dec 31 #5

Good question. Kid Berwyn Dec 31 #6

I think this is about exposure, naming people and the financial trails/records. chowder66 Dec 31 #7

I think we need some kind of survivors conference, Volaris Dec 31 #8

Question. Doesn't acceptance of a pardon multigraincracker Dec 31 #10

I view it as we are witnessing the collapse of an illicit system that controlled... Hugin Dec 31 #11

legally speaking, not much could come from this lapfog_1 Dec 31 #12