re: So Pam Bondi released 6+ million docs with over 300 names on the list

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And people have decided before they have seen the information whether that information is credible or not in the most predictable manner you can imagine.

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Ok. I don't know how you can be made to understand this. After the 100 times it's been repeated. I don't know.. small words? Simple sentences?? In crayon? Children story level? I just don't know. But let's try again.

Alright. Sit and take a deep breath. Clear your mind. You will have to shut off your programming for a second. Don't worry. It will be there when you go back.

Now... you see.... there was this person called a president. He was in office last term. He, and especially his wife, really wanted to stay in this big house they thought they should stay in because it made them happy. And they were trying their very very best. Now. They had these same files in the DOJ. There was no markings at all on them and they could see everything. What they could have done was point to some things that would have really really made this big bad orange monster look very bad. That's all they would have to do to stay. But they couldn't do that for some reason, even though that president had been ok with some made up stuff when he was Vice president.

But some people, for reasons unknown, believe that they decided to not release any bad information on the big bad orange monster that was going to take their rightful home from them. The place they felt they really belonged.

Instead, the big bad orange monster destroyed the frail president in a battle of words... some people call a debate. Some people believe they didn't release information on the big bad orange monster but decided to foolishly try to out battle the big bad orange monster. And these people, to this very day, sit and hope that the friends of the frail old president will find this information and bring down the big bad orange monster. One day they say. Onnne day.

I'm just shocked that we are days into the full release of the Epstein files and the world is still spinning

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6 million files takes a long time to go through

Why would you ask such a silly question?

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If you were handed six million files, the way to handle it isn’t “everyone grab a stack and start reading.” That’s how you drown. You treat it like a data operation first, journalism second.

Step one is ingestion. Everything gets dumped into a searchable database. OCR the scans, strip out duplicates, tag document types, extract names, dates, locations, orgs. That part is mostly machines. In a week or two you’ve turned six million random files into structured data.

Step two is indexing. Build a master list of every unique name and rank them by frequency and by context. Someone mentioned once in a contact list is different from someone appearing in financial transfers, travel logs, and internal emails.

Step three is clustering. Filter by categories that actually matter: money movement, travel records, legal settlements, communications tied to key actors. Now you’re not staring at six million files, you’re staring at prioritized buckets.

Realistically, after de-duplication and filtering, maybe half the files even require human review. Let’s say 500,000 documents need eyeballs. Over 90 days that’s about 5,500 per day. If one trained reviewer can process 200–300 short docs per day, you’d need roughly 25–30 reviewers working in parallel. Add 10 senior reporters, a handful of legal staff, and some researchers for cross-referencing and you’re looking at maybe 50–60 total people to aggressively triage it in three months. Double that if the docs are messy and you still aren’t in crazy territory.

Six million files isn’t a mystical barrier. It’s a math problem. With a 60–100 person team and modern document processing tools, three months is entirely feasible for meaningful analysis.

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I'm just shocked that we are days into the full release of the Epstein files and the world is still spinning

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Not true

Powertard putting in that indy work.

OK, whatever you want to believe

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No one will be arrested because Bill Barr gave blanket immunity to everyone involved.

Part of the first Trump Epstein adjacent administration.

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2008 predated Donald Trump's administration.

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6 million files takes a long time to go through

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That's what the DOJ tried to tell Massie, Khanna and the rest of the cackling hyena's but they just couldn't wait.

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BBC News reported that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, was arrested early Thursday morning on suspicion of misconduct in public office, amid allegations he shared confidential government trade documents with the late Jeffrey Epstein. The Epstein fallout continues to spread by the day, rattling not just governments but also the corporate world.