re: Epstein Files: Massie reveals names

And that's all they got the assistant.

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It also highlights the fact the justice system hasn't done shite about these people. It shows that many of the redactions weren't justified to begin with, and generally just draws attention to it. It shouldn't be up to a congressman to do these things to begin with, it shows how fricked up things are at the highest levels.

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The DOJ "mistakes" in redaction were shocking. There were photos of nude teenagers and a toddler. Yet, Massie is the bad guy?

Lol they released nothing.

Got the assistant oh so effective

Guess who has done the most for missing and exploited children…

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They murdered little kids. I will pray for you.


What exactly are you basing this claim off of?

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These people be like “What does “basing this claim off of mean?”


Of course the correct answer to that is “Nothing.” Because it doesn’t exist because it isn’t true. Not that that matters.

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They murdered little kids.

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You have no credible evidence to support this.

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David Copperfield

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Always wondered what happened to that dude. He just kinda disappeared.

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Biden supporters hadn't pushed for release of the Epstein files. We Trump supporters pushed for release because we (naively) thought it might reveal insights about the Deep State.

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This retcon has been FASCINATING to watch unfold.

All those pro-Trump Q-tards who pushed Epstein for YEARS who just pulled a 180 one day and pretend they never did....just magical stuff

My position on this has been the same through the Franklin Scandal, and easily searchable on OT. It’s personal to me because they tried to get him in 70s abs got a few of my friends. Here are just a few of people you are defending:

1. North Fox Island / Brother Paul’s Children’s Mission — Michigan (1970s)
Documented organized sexual exploitation of boys associated with a purported children’s charity; possible broader connections have been alleged and require separate proof.
2. Oakland County Child Killings / alleged exploitation-network connections — Michigan (1976–1977)
Four child murders remain a major historical case. Claimed links to North Fox Island or organized child-exploitation networks should be treated as disputed/unproven unless supported by specific evidence.
3. The Keepers / Archbishop Keough High School — Maryland (1960s–1970s; exposed later)
Sexual-abuse allegations involving Father Joseph Maskell and others; Sister Catherine Cesnik’s murder remains unsolved. Alleged connection between her death and knowledge of abuse remains unresolved.
4. Boys for Sale — Texas (1970s–1980s)
Houston/Texas investigation of juvenile male prostitution and exploitation associated with KTRK reporting, the documentary material, and University of Texas professor Tom Philpott’s research. Contemporary reporting described police pursuit of leaders of male-prostitution rings. Claims of prominent customers, deaths, and broader networks require source-by-source verification.
5. The Finders — Florida / Washington, D.C. / Virginia (Group active earlier; major investigation 1987)
Six children were found in Tallahassee with two Finders members, prompting multi-agency investigation. Searches produced unusual photographs and materials and allegations of child abuse/pornography. The Florida charges were ultimately dismissed for insufficient evidence, and broader criminal allegations were not established.
6. McMartin Preschool — California (1980s)
Highly publicized allegations of organized and ritual child sexual abuse. No convictions resulted; many of the sweeping allegations were later discredited or regarded as unsubstantiated.
7. Franklin Credit Union / Franklin allegations — Nebraska and alleged interstate activity (Late 1980s–early 1990s)
Witnesses alleged an interstate child prostitution/sexual exploitation network involving influential individuals. Grand juries rejected the broad ring allegations. The allegations remain historically significant but disputed.
8. Presidio Child Development Center allegations — California (1980s)
Child-abuse allegations at the U.S. Army Presidio expanded into claims of a larger organized or ritual network. The broad network claims were not established.
9. Country Walk / day-care abuse cases — Florida (1980s)
Child sexual-abuse prosecutions and broader allegations arising from day-care settings. Must be separated between conduct established in court and wider claims that were disputed.
10. Fells Acres / Amirault case — Massachusetts (1980s)
Day-care sexual-abuse prosecutions amid the broader 1980s child-abuse panic. Convictions occurred, while aspects of interviewing methods and broader allegations remain heavily disputed.
11. Kern County child-abuse prosecutions — California (1980s)
Multiple prosecutions alleging organized child sexual abuse. A number of convictions were later overturned, making this important for distinguishing proven abuse from unreliable or contaminated allegations.
12. Boys Clubs / Boys & Girls Clubs cases — Nationwide (1970s–present)
Numerous allegations and documented cases involving employees or volunteers at local clubs. Better treated as repeated institutional abuse across affiliates unless evidence establishes a centrally coordinated nationwide ring.
13. Catholic clergy sexual-abuse and concealment cases — Nationwide (Decades)
Extensive documented child sexual abuse across dioceses, including institutional failures, concealment, and transfers of accused clergy. Individual dioceses and networks should be separately analyzed.
14. Boy Scouts of America sexual-abuse cases — Nationwide (Decades)
Tens of thousands of abuse claims emerged in bankruptcy proceedings. Represents mass institutional abuse and alleged failures to protect children; not necessarily one centrally coordinated sex ring.
15. Penn State / Jerry Sandusky / The Second Mile — Pennsylvania (1990s–2010s)
Sandusky was convicted of numerous child sexual-abuse offenses. His access to boys through The Second Mile and institutional handling at Penn State are central to the case.
16. USA Gymnastics / Larry Nassar — Michigan / Nationwide (1990s–2010s)
Criminally established serial sexual abuse of young athletes with major institutional and investigative failures.
17. FLDS / Warren Jeffs and related exploitation — Western U.S. (1990s–present prosecutions)
Organized religious hierarchy involving underage marriages and sexual exploitation. Multiple criminal cases establish significant portions of the conduct.
18. House of Prayer / Anna Elizabeth Young — Florida (1970s–1990s; prosecuted later)
Abusive religious compound/cult allegations involving children, severe physical abuse, and a child death. Sexual-abuse components should be separately verified before characterizing the entire group as a sex ring.
19. Jeffrey Epstein / Ghislaine Maxwell network (1990s–2019 and subsequent proceedings)
Criminally established recruitment and sexual exploitation of minors involving Epstein and Maxwell, alongside many additional allegations of varying evidentiary strength.
20. Mineola child-sex-ring case — Texas (2000s)
High-profile allegations of organized sexual abuse of children. Convictions and later reversals make the evidentiary history complicated and appropriate for separate analysis.
21. William D. Foster sex-trafficking organization — South Florida (Long-running; federal prosecution)
Federal prosecutors established a long-running sex-trafficking organization involving vulnerable women and girls. Foster received a lengthy federal sentence.
22. 764 / related online child-exploitation networks (2020s)
Decentralized online networks accused and prosecuted in cases involving coercion, sexual exploitation, extortion, and production/distribution of child sexual-abuse material.
23. Greggy’s Cult — online / United States (2020s)

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My position on this has been the same through the Franklin Scandal, and easily searchable on OT.

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Thank you Tut for that. I STILL can't believe that the Franklin Scandal didn't bring the entire nation to a grinding halt.