Roasting the Broligarchy: Epstein Dive 7 - Grooming America, Brutal Photographic Evidence, and the Bigger Picture of White Supremacy, Baby Farms, and Eugenics
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TRIGGER WARNING: Detailed allegations of sexual abuse and crimes against women, girls, and children.
While Americans watch other countries begin to take action against predators named in the Epstein files, many are beginning to realize just how long we've been groomed by abusers with substantial influence over our formative years. As our mainstream news channels amplify victim blaming and shaming, even in the face of blatant pedophilia, they make clear the dedication of the 1% to keep their greedy grasp on the status quo. To that end, this pod covers several victim statements, legal filings, and FBI Tip Line submissions that confirm sadistic crimes against children and once again notes the same famous names as primary co-conspirators. Additionally, it covers emails from Epstein's inbox that describe steps he took, and familiar names he worked with, in reaction to victims speaking out. Then, an email not really about shrimp ties several different threads together and makes sense of previous topics. People around the world continue to act accordingly based on what the files reveal, all as America comes to terms with the tribal vitriol of our two party system that seems to have been designed to thwart any meaningful resistance.
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