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We are tracking the Ghislaine Maxwell trial. All major media outlets are silent on it. Big-named politicians are using their power within to silence the truth
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[greeneyes]

I see this trial as signal - not noise.

Distractions will no doubt abound.

[Ymani Cricket]

Ok, I was reading your post and it got my little grey cells moving. What I learned yesterday was that the Maxwell trial will be NOT opened to the public per se but will be call-in only by journalists.

(Maybe I am off here on this, or got some of the info wrong on who can call in to hear the trial) but think of what just happened to James O'Keefe and Project Veritas. The claim is that they are not "legit" media or journalists. Which we know is bunk and the DOJ does not get to reinterpret the 1st Amendment. Follow?

So if the DOJ (wrongly) thinks it has power to say who is or isn't a journalist, they (believe they) can control what information comes out of the Maxwell trial to a good degree. 5 days left.

[Ymani Cricket]

Ghislaine Maxwell is fighting to prevent jurors from seeing a copy of Jeffrey Epstein's 'little black book' at her criminal trial

Jeffrey Epstein's "little black book." Christopher Helali; Hollis Johnson/Insider; Samantha Lee/Insider

* Ghislaine Maxwell doesn't want Jeffrey Epstein's "little black book" shown at her criminal trial.

* Her lawyers said the book, which lists people said to be linked to Epstein, could've been altered.

* Prosecutors say they plan to bring a witness who can testify about the book's authenticity.

---> In partially redacted court filings from the past several weeks, federal prosecutors and attorneys for Maxwell have duked it out over whether a copy of the book — referenced in the filings as "Exhibit 52" — can be entered into evidence so that portions of it may be shown to jurors at the British socialite's sex-trafficking trial, which is scheduled to begin with opening statements on Monday.