No, it's a list.
She said she had the file on her desk...
Media changed it from list to files sweetie.
Blondi said she had the file on her desk.
Wow...sounds like her department and it's starffers are pretty incompetent. But they're white so it has nothing to do with gender.
If that list contains names of people who fucked underage girls, then it's not that different from a file.
There is a shit load of evidence not being released.
Being informed takes a bit of time. Know what you are talking about, or sound like an idiot, I don't care.
Brought to mind your irritation over wasting your time reading a short article yesterday.Being informed takes a bit of time. Know what you are talking about, or sound like an idiot, I don't care.
In the life of most folks, thirty minutes of TEE VEE or phone time passes in the blink of an eye.
ahhh, but I did read it.
You can't get them to do a two minute vid most of the time here.ahhh, but I did read it.
I certify this piece of media has more useful intelligence in five minutes than that entire article had in its entirety.
If you want names, dates and details? No.
www.mintpressnews.com
themobmuseum.org
If you want names, dates and details? No.
I did like she touched on concepts and reality best encapsulated in this video, commenting on that the critical time in America's history when the American intelligence community got in bed with organized crime.
Since that time, politics has worked much the same.
There are A LOT of mob movies out there, and unfortunately this is one of the worst ones cinematically and for entertainment, but one of the best for political aficionados. It sheds a partial light on the government/organized crime connection, but is entertainingly accurate on how the crime syndicates reorganized into a more legit controlling interest over the nation. Most of the major corporate power factions in the U.S. today have ties to some family or another.
Fortunately, to get it, you don't need to watch the entire movie, just the last five minutes of the movie.
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Shocking Origins of the Jeffrey Epstein Case
Whitney Webb unravels the long and sordid origins of the Jeffrey Epstein case and its connections to Roy Cohn, organized crime and the US government.
Charles “Lucky” Luciano | The Bootlegging King of New York
Around the start of Prohibition in 1920, he was recruited as a gunman by Giuseppe “Joe the Boss” Masseria, and a few years later Luciano went to work for Arnold Rothstein, another seminal figure in early organized crime. By the mid-1920s, Luciano was reportedly making millions in bootlegging...
J. Edgar Hoover - Wikipedia
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