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You Need to See Epstein's Birthday Book for Yourself

ctack 1y ago
It’s interesting how silent the world seems to be on this. Like it’s it’s just a big nothing burger.
- rkomorn 1y ago
  I think just about no one is remotely surprised by it. So yes, in a way, it is a big nothing burger.
- Yeul 1y ago
  I think I have resigned myself to the US falling into a dictatorship. Besides not much any of us can do about is there?
  - westmeal 1y ago
    Not without a lot of violence that most likely won't end up doing anything in the age of remote drone assassinations and missiles.
  - rokkamokka 1y ago
    The resignation is 100% by design. They do _everything_ in their power to make you resigned.
- _bypa 1y ago
  I believe there are two reasons. First, there have been so many recent scandals, people are tired or unable to focus on yet another scandal, no matter how egregious. Second, it appears as if almost all the rich and/or powerful are involved somehow, so it's nearly impossible to stop or fight it, so why bother?! Get rid of one paedophile only to help another gain power.
  - egeres 1y ago
    On top of that, I have the subjective perception that the world keeps getting more and more complex and difficult to fully understand. There are way too many loops of information to be deep into
    - delichon 1y ago
      I think you would get over that perception if you attempted to live in a primitive style for a while. Hunting and gathering food while avoiding predators, finding mates, and staying warm is as complex as anything we do routinely in the modern world. And even if it were less complex under some rubric, the complexity of such primitive skills is still more than sufficient to saturate our capacity for it.
- cosmicgadget 1y ago
  World leaders: there is little benefit to speaking out on this but a huge cost. Everyone else: there isn't much to say. Everyone knew he did this. The US decided to elect him anyway. Additional confirmation is redundant.
polishdude20 1y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20250910064707/https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2025/09/jeffrey-epstein-birthday-book-conspiracy-theories/684157/ https://web.archive.org/web/20250910064707/https://www.theat...
legitster 1y ago
> Images from the birthday book are littered across numerous threads on 4chan’s “politically incorrect” messageboard, and some users have suggested that Democrats are spamming the site. Overall, though, the reaction to the book feels somewhat muted, given its contents. Despite the volume of posts, the tone across social media feels disproportionately apathetic. “So what do you want to do about it?” one poster wrote in response to the Trump letter. Even in communities such as Reddit’s r/conspiracy, there seems to be a broad feeling of not knowing what exactly to do with this information. Some threads contain the usual amateur sleuthing and theorizing. There is also a good bit of anger toward Trump and Epstein. But among those who have engaged with the document, much of the reaction has a “dog that caught the car” vibe. This is actually really haunting. If you are shocked by these revelations, there is no recourse. No lever you can pull. The FBI literally had a book of names and confessions and gave up on the investigation at the whim of one of the implicated. The opposition party is powerless except in small doses. And they are feckless at the electorate level.
- onetokeoverthe 1y ago
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- ZeroGravitas 1y ago
  Some Democrats are trying to trace the money flows from and to Epstein and HN favourites like Peter Theil and Elon Musk. Should be interesting if the Republicans allow it.
  - deleted 1y ago
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  - alchemical_piss 1y ago
    Thiel is probably safe. Haven’t heard much about young boys on the island. Of course, he could always be “gay” in the same way he was a “libertarian”.
    - ZeroGravitas 1y ago
stefantalpalaru 1y ago
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caminanteblanco 1y ago
https://archive.is/hjUb1 https://archive.is/hjUb1

It’s interesting how silent the world seems to be on this. Like it’s it’s just a big nothing burger.

rkomorn 1y ago
I think just about no one is remotely surprised by it. So yes, in a way, it is a big nothing burger.
Yeul 1y ago
I think I have resigned myself to the US falling into a dictatorship. Besides not much any of us can do about is there?
- westmeal 1y ago
  Not without a lot of violence that most likely won't end up doing anything in the age of remote drone assassinations and missiles.
- rokkamokka 1y ago
  The resignation is 100% by design. They do _everything_ in their power to make you resigned.
_bypa 1y ago
I believe there are two reasons. First, there have been so many recent scandals, people are tired or unable to focus on yet another scandal, no matter how egregious. Second, it appears as if almost all the rich and/or powerful are involved somehow, so it's nearly impossible to stop or fight it, so why bother?! Get rid of one paedophile only to help another gain power.
- egeres 1y ago
  On top of that, I have the subjective perception that the world keeps getting more and more complex and difficult to fully understand. There are way too many loops of information to be deep into
  - delichon 1y ago
    I think you would get over that perception if you attempted to live in a primitive style for a while. Hunting and gathering food while avoiding predators, finding mates, and staying warm is as complex as anything we do routinely in the modern world. And even if it were less complex under some rubric, the complexity of such primitive skills is still more than sufficient to saturate our capacity for it.
cosmicgadget 1y ago
World leaders: there is little benefit to speaking out on this but a huge cost. Everyone else: there isn't much to say. Everyone knew he did this. The US decided to elect him anyway. Additional confirmation is redundant.

https://web.archive.org/web/20250910064707/https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2025/09/jeffrey-epstein-birthday-book-conspiracy-theories/684157/ https://web.archive.org/web/20250910064707/https://www.theat...

legitster 1y ago

> Images from the birthday book are littered across numerous threads on 4chan’s “politically incorrect” messageboard, and some users have suggested that Democrats are spamming the site. Overall, though, the reaction to the book feels somewhat muted, given its contents. Despite the volume of posts, the tone across social media feels disproportionately apathetic. “So what do you want to do about it?” one poster wrote in response to the Trump letter. Even in communities such as Reddit’s r/conspiracy, there seems to be a broad feeling of not knowing what exactly to do with this information. Some threads contain the usual amateur sleuthing and theorizing. There is also a good bit of anger toward Trump and Epstein. But among those who have engaged with the document, much of the reaction has a “dog that caught the car” vibe. This is actually really haunting. If you are shocked by these revelations, there is no recourse. No lever you can pull. The FBI literally had a book of names and confessions and gave up on the investigation at the whim of one of the implicated. The opposition party is powerless except in small doses. And they are feckless at the electorate level.

onetokeoverthe 1y ago
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ZeroGravitas 1y ago
Some Democrats are trying to trace the money flows from and to Epstein and HN favourites like Peter Theil and Elon Musk. Should be interesting if the Republicans allow it.
- deleted 1y ago
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- alchemical_piss 1y ago
  Thiel is probably safe. Haven’t heard much about young boys on the island. Of course, he could always be “gay” in the same way he was a “libertarian”.
  - ZeroGravitas 1y ago

stefantalpalaru 1y ago

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caminanteblanco 1y ago

https://archive.is/hjUb1 https://archive.is/hjUb1