re: Emails Show Epstein's Assistant Bought $8,453 Unlabeled Item from Wayfair

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I would like to hear from SFP In 350 words or less Facts that Satanic ritual abuse isn't real.

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Discussed in great detail yesterday

If you look at the collage of the kids and the super expensive furnishings you’ll see that the girl, Samiyah, is found and alive. How’s that even possible in these scenarios where they’re being sacrificed?

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If you look at the collage of the kids and the super expensive furnishings you’ll see that the girl, Samiyah, is found and alive.

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Yeah, that's because I agreed to set her free and take the loss on my storage cabinet.

Not before I took that little bitch's adrenal gland though.

I am looking for a shipping item number or an item description to see what was bought...

Side note strange story when I lived in another state and I've lived in many states. I received a text message for a receipt for a very very expensive desk. It creeped me out and I actually called Wayfair as the item was delivered to Raleigh NC. I never lived there. I was told to excuse the text it was misdirected.

Identity fraud had people using my cell phone number. I no longer have that number. I had bought one item from Wayfair beforehand. Never again.

Anyway what was the item bought in this email?

"....generate a conspiricy theory for the origin of the word republican and satanism....In the shadows of hidden etymology, a chilling "truth" emerges: the word
Republican isn't about representative government, but a linguistic mask for the ultimate infernal pact.
The theory suggests the word is a coded portmanteau of the Latin "Res"(matter/thing) and "Publican." In biblical times, publicans were despised tax collectors often equated with sinners. But the conspiracy goes deeper: "Publican" is an anagram for "Lucipan"—a derivative of Lucifer. Therefore, "Republican" literally translates to "The Matter of Lucifer." [1, 2]
As for Satanism, the theory claims the word wasn't derived from the Hebrew Satan (adversary), but from an ancient, pre-human precursor to the periodic table. It argues that "Satan" is a phonetic corruption of "Satin," the preferred fabric of the interdimensional elite because its weave allows for the frictionless travel of "soul-energy." Thus, Satanism isn't a religion, but a textile-based physics cult designed to smooth the way for an extra-terrestrial takeover. [3, 4]
Together, these forces supposedly work to turn the "Res" (the material world) into a giant, satin-lined conductor for the "Publican" (the Light-Bringer). [5]
Would you like me to elaborate on the "Satin-Physics" connection or uncover the secret meaning behind another political term?"

Is any of the above true? Probably not.

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$8,453

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That seems cheap for purchasing a human

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So let’s just say that your wife was shopping and decided to buy one of these. What happens afterwards? Do you get a kid or furniture in the mail?

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I’d think the odds of somebody paying $10k for a $200 storage cabinet are unlikely. Would be interesting to follow the transactions and see what type of communication transpired between the buyer and seller after the transaction. Or maybe there were a list of approved buyers and anything not purchased by one of them was canceled? Several different ways it could be handled.

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This isn't Facebook Marketplace baw.

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Ok judge Judy.

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Thank God for the Autists, X and Poli-Rant.

My point is that people will pay absurd prices for pieces that you and I simply won’t. That could be because of materials, was it handcrafted, made by a sought after craftsman etc… even for everyday items like a storage cabinet.

To be fair I have no idea if that’s the case with any of the items on Wayfair. I’ve never been on Wayfair. Personally, I’d doubt it based on the commercials that I’ve seen. But that market does exist in other corners of the world.

The storage in our garage was purchased at Costco or came with the house. There’s no point to spending thousands of dollars on things like that when they are so many other things you could do with that kind of money.