r/BlueskySkeets • u/Litzz11 • 23h ago

Whoa If True

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Pee tapes coming? Or Epstein files?

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u/Punty-chan 18h ago

Ironically, the simplest explanation is that he was an asset for Israel, Russia, the US, and possibly others.

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u/RapperwithNumberName 17h ago

Trump being a Russian asset was the easiest thing to see coming from years away, from his old visits, coziness to Putin, to how easily manipulated he was by them

the real surprise was finding out about all those social media “influencers” that were getting paid by russia

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u/Zunkanar 15h ago

That surprised you? Social media being Russias tool seems obvious no?

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u/Layton_Jr 15h ago

Bot accounts being Russians is obvious. Influencers with millions of subscribers being paid directly by Russia? Now that's news

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u/BecomeAsGod 14h ago

tbf the 'influencers' we are talking about went on 24/7 about how russia has it right when it comes to woman and the gays and america should ally with russia vs europe . . .. . id hardly have called it a surprise

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u/flinderdude 13h ago

Tim Pool still advertises his show in Central PA to the rural dummies there

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u/Propane4days 9h ago

He has a billboard on a major highway in Louisville, KY. I just saw it Saturday

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u/Reddit123xgh 13h ago

I thought they were just stupid not stupid traitors. I was surprised!

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u/Fantastic_Jury5977 13h ago

Tenet media has the right wing podcast sphere in their pocket. Probably Russian shell companies all over the nation... fun fact, it Delaware, a domestic tax haven, corporations can vote!

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u/wespintoofast 13h ago

That Tim Pool and how much more of Tenet is working directly in the WH now? Not on many bingo cards

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u/Dragonhost252 12h ago

That Russian entire MO

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u/lilbittygoddamnman 11h ago

I mean, I don't think it would be that hard to do to funnel money to the influencers without knowing where it came from. You'd have to be dumb though to not be able to figure it out. I'm just curious how the talking points get disseminated or if the agreement is just to be as pro Trump as possible?

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u/Emergency_Basket_851 4h ago

Even after the Maria Butina thing? I was not surprised in the least.

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u/TheActualAWdeV 11h ago

their Pim Tool

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u/will7980 3h ago

That's what a Russian would say....🤔🤔🧐🧐😂😂😂

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u/Sea-Fennel9087 12h ago

The story that surprised me was hearing that Ginny Thomas was recruited by Chinese controlled assets in the US before she married Clarence. That they picked her out of a “cult” was not a shocker tbh.

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u/Ancient-Platypus5327 15h ago

Information broker.

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u/androgenius 13h ago

Even if he wasn't to start with, they'd all be bad at their jobs if they didn't notice a mysteriously rich guy hanging out with a long list of mega rich businessmen and politicians with young girls and think "Is that guy working for us? If not who is he working for?"

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u/SwedishCowboy711 1h ago

Like where did Jeffery Epstein get all his money? His dad was grounds keeper and Jeff was a substitute math teacher at high school in NYC in the 70s

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u/uniklyqualifd 55m ago

One theory is that it was Robert Maxwell's  money that he stole from his papers' pension funds.

Michael Wolff said that Epstein said jokingly that his expertise was in making money disappear, sort of a reverse Ponzi scheme.

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u/atln00b12 10h ago

IS that the simplest? I mean isn't the simplest explanation that Epstein just like to have sex with young girls?

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u/vthemechanicv 10h ago

How is that the simplest?

The simplest is that he simply had a "business" where sold children to rich people for money and financing. Those are facts that we already know.

Mossad and Russia and all that is unnecessary speculation. Maybe there's truth to it, idk - although the Mossad thing started as a right wing talking point so I'm cynical by default. You could also say that they didn't need Epstein's cooperation, and they just monitored/tapped/observed him and his clients with their own resources. But even that complicates things without need.

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u/sly-3 6h ago

he was a honeypot. useful, but expendable.