The Epstein Cover-Up Is NOT About Protecting Powerful Pedophiles

Rumble ^ | July 13, 2025 | J.D. Rucker

[Wallace T.]

I was listening to the voice of the brother of Jeffrey Epstein a few months ago. He spoke with an old school New York City working class accent, like the TV character, Archie Bunker. I decided to do a bit of Google searching. It turned out that Jeffrey Epstein came from a blue collar background, his father being a construction worker and his mother a teacher's aide and a secretary at an insurance firm. He grew up in a modest neighborhood in Brooklyn. Epstein attended two colleges in NYC but graduated from neither. Other than being an extrovert, he had no real skills. He was not from a family with connections.

The best I can guess is that Epstein was a New York version of Bill Clinton: an extrovert with a huge sex drive. That makes the whole Pedophile Island story unusual.

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

I make no claims at this point—except that I would want to see every single piece of evidence before making any claims.

If you don't believe them when they say "those documents don't contain the evidence you're looking for", then why would you believe them when they tell you they've given you "all" the documents to review? Or that they (or someone long before them) haven't already destroyed those kind of documents?

[cgbg]

Best case—I would like to see the documents on the web.

Second best case—I would like as many Congress critters as possible (through their staffs as needed) to look at them and make their evaluation public.

Third best case—I would like a few members of Congress to do that.

All are better than trusting the administration on this.

I do not trust the administration as far as I can throw them at this point.

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

But you wouldn't trust that the documents they'd put on the web are truly "all" the document anyway, especially if they don't contain the things you believe "all" of the documents would show.

Right?

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

He apparently was extraordinarily bright in math, even when young, and something of a musical prodigy. At least according to Wikipedia.

[cgbg]

I want all the evidence I can get—and I reserve the right to evaluate the evidence by criteria I set.

The perfect is the enemy of the good here.

[Bon of Babble]

All speculation at this point. But wouldn't surprise me:

"Two Prominent Republicans Rumored As Potential Replacement For Attorney General Pam Bondi"

Recent reports indicate that there is speculation surrounding potential replacements for Attorney General Pam Bondi. Notably, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino has been rumored as a possible replacement. Sources suggest that Bongino might resign unless Bondi is replaced.

https://wltreport.com/2025/07/12/two-prominent-republicans-rumored-as-potential-replacement-attorney/

[TheBattman]

Wow... so I am a chunk of feces that is lying.... because I simply posted what DJT actually stated? Wow. YOU represent what the rest of us get falsely accused of being for having voted for Trump: a Trump cultist.

Your devotional dedication is tragic and just as deranged as the worst of the TDS sufferers on the Left.

Take off your blind fold, put down the Kool Aid, and attempt to be honest for a moment of your life. Acknowledging Trump’s errors, lies, and screw-ups is a good thing. Blind following is being a sheep.

Quit being a sheep.

[JoSixChip]

Bla, bla, bla! Trump never said that and you are a lying POS.

[TheBattman]

You need to go pound sand. You are sad, and a disgrace to Free Republic and Jim Robinson’s decades of keeping this site.

[Widget Jr]

Did anyone watch the video and think it over?

First, Donald Trump, the greatest surviving victim of abuse of power by the state, has now decided to protect the same corruption that has and is still trying to take him down for the last ten years. The government is protecting all these powerful men? Trump is in charge of the government now. His people are in charge of the DOJ, FBI, and CIA now.

No matter how Rucker talks around it, he is saying Trump has sold out. Exactly how modern conspiracy theories are supposed to make sense is beyond my reasoning. It seems that there has to be a conspiracy for any reason, even if the reason makes no sense at all.

Second, Trump screwed. He pandered to his base by making promises we wanted to hear, and now has to deal with that he is the one without cards to play. Responding to this by treating his base in the same way he deals with everyone who gets in his way is going to cost him.