A Million More Documents Plus Thoughts On a Cadaver, Gulf Coarse Burial and DietPepsi Sings
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| An undated image of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell released by the Justice Department.Credit...Department of Justice |
DO Injustice still has 1000 agents working on redacting Trump out of the documents. Films and recordings are harder to mess with, the reason we will see them towards the end unless other cases by The Special prosecutor Mr. Smith causes the judge overseeing that case to start extracting a piece of meat from Trump by adding thousand of dollars everyday he does not comply with the latest orders. Let's not forget the case in which they sent immigrants by planes to Costa Rica's killer jail against the judges orders. The judge has declared the D.O. Injustice in contempt so now is the Fix or punishment. Contempt of court is a felony punishable by jail or stiff fines. Its interesting to watch which one is going to be the first one that sinks that ship. Once one makes a hole big enough for this ship to sink you will start seeing this that will shock many particularly MAGAs. There is also recording a la Epstein and Nixon, because this dude never learns, of private conversation in which he admits he always knew he lost the 2020 elections and where he makes incriminating statement also with the nuclear documents he has hidden. They are found! Thanks to the Diet Pepsi guy.
The judge has this singing Diet Pepsi Canary singing after he was threatened with??? don't know but it had to be something good (bad). This young dude was also in the military so probably they told him courtmartialed and no pardon since he already received one. One pardon for lifetime!!! Don't want to type his name because this testimony is being given under close doors. But you know who Im talking about. The guy on the first Trump Administration that kept him supplied with cold diet pepsis.
You will also find out why Trump first wife Ivanka dying of under mysterious circumstances by falling from some stairs that gave her injuries in parallel with a good beating. She knew all the secrets of Trump from up to that point. Then she is dead. But the good part is Trump took charge of her body and buried her in a gulf coarse making it close to impossible for any law enforcement to perform a post mortem on her cadaver or even reach for a look after she was buried.
Trumps gulf Coarse! What an evil mind and the media never really touched it.
We have a media attached to dollars. That's that the way its been since the 1970's when the news division where put in separate divisions of entertainment to make money or be Redon e. It's happened at least once a year when the personnel is replaced and they give it a new look.
Adam Gonzalez, founder Adamfoxie Blog
The Justice Department said on Wednesday that it had discovered over a million more documents potentially related to the investigation of the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein — increasing the amount previously known and lengthening the time it will take to release the material.
To date, the department has released about 130,000 pages of information, some of it redacted, to comply with a law passed by Congress requiring the disclosure of most of the material about Mr. Epstein. Under the law, the administration may withhold records that identify victims or information that would “jeopardize an active federal investigation.”
The law gave the Justice Department a deadline of last Friday to release the files, and a batch of about 100,000 pages was released that day. But over the weekend, the deputy attorney general, Todd Blanche, said that about a million pages of information were being reviewed, and that the full release would take a few more weeks.
On Wednesday, the Justice Department said the F.B.I. and the U.S. attorney’s office in the Southern District of New York, which oversaw the investigations into Mr. Epstein and his longtime confidante, Ghislaine Maxwell, had informed the department “that they have uncovered over a million more documents potentially related to the Jeffrey Epstein case.”
Democratic lawmakers, who had criticized the Justice Department’s release of the material, immediately accused the Trump administration of violating the law mandating that the files be released by Dec. 19.
“It’s outrageous that the D.O.J. has illegally withheld over one million documents from the public,” Representative Robert Garcia of California, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, said in a statement.
Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the minority leader, accused the Trump administration of hiding something. “Justice delayed is justice denied,” he said in a social media post. “Release the files. Follow the law.”
Since late November, the department has assigned nearly 200 lawyers from the national security division to review the documents and remove any information about victims, or anything that would compromise continuing investigations or national security.
Earlier this week, department officials sent out an emergency request for reinforcements, asking for lawyers to volunteer over the holiday break to join the effort, according to a person familiar with the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal workings of the department. It is unclear how many lawyers volunteered.
“We have lawyers working around the clock to review and make the legally required redactions to protect victims, and we will release the documents as soon as possible,” the department said on social media. It added that releasing all the material may now take “a few more weeks.”
The department’s release of material related to Mr. Epstein has not gone smoothly. After the initial release last week, some photographs were removed from the online collection because of what the department described as concerns they might contain information about victims.
One image showed a credenza with a number of photos on it, including one of President Trump. Mr. Blanche disputed that the image was removed to protect the president, and said concerns had been raised about whether that image contained any victims. The image was later restored to the collection.
A subsequent release Monday of some 30,000 pages also got off to a rough start, as the pages were available for a few hours, then taken down, then put back online.
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