.Trump wished Epstein, many more years of wonderful secrets…
The letter bearing Trump’s name, which was reviewed by the Journal, is bawdy—like others in the album. It contains several lines of typewritten text framed by the outline of a naked woman, which appears to be hand-drawn with a heavy marker. A pair of small arcs denotes the woman’s breasts, and the future president’s signature is a squiggly “Donald” below her waist, mimicking pubic hair.
Trump claims it’s a fraud!
Even more drama late tonight, Trump is directing Attorney General Pam Bondi to release any grand jury material related to Jeffrey Epstein…
No, we’re not talking about the hair club for men. The Epstein Saga: Missing Minutes, Rising Fury, and Supreme Court Appeals
The sordid tale of Jeffrey Epstein continues to unravel, refusing to fade into the shadows of history. With each passing week, new threads emerge, twisting deeper into conspiracy, politics, and the disturbing unanswered questions surrounding the case.
As this bombshell makes its rounds in the conspiracy circles, another courtroom drama is unfolding: Ghislaine Maxwell’s legal team has filed an appeal to the Supreme Court, seeking a review of her conviction.
So far, she remains the only person imprisoned for any of Epstein’s crimes.
Her family now maintain ‘our sister Ghislaine did not receive a fair trial’, claiming prosecutors stopped at nothing to convict her due to the public’s appetite for her to face justice on Epstein’s behalf after his death.
According to the family’s statement, Maxwell is prepared to ‘file a writ of habeas corpus’ which would ‘allow her to challenge her imprisonment’…
Attorney General Pam Bondi has urged the court to deny the appeal, but as always with the legal system, this will likely drag out in slow-motion fashion.
Meanwhile, a growing number of MAGA supporters, long vocal in demanding the release of Epstein’s “client list,” are now turning their anger toward the Trump administration. The once-loyal base appears increasingly frustrated that their calls for transparency have been met with silence or deflection. Donald Trump, now facing backlash from his own supporters, seems to be in full damage control mode..
Then there’s Alan Dershowitz, Epstein’s longtime legal defender, who continues to assert that “there is no client list.” His repeated statements have done little to quell public suspicion.
Rumors of leaked client lists on the dark web continue to circulate, but to date, the only substantiated names remain those found on flight logs, or at least documents that have been floating around the internet for years, largely unaddressed by authorities.
This story is still very much alive.
Stay tuned… because villains may perish, but the truth never dies.. it just hides in the shadows for a bit.
There seems to be a fever dream of epic proportions unfolding at 101.7 FM in Tuscaloosa, an alternative rock radio station.
Listeners began noticing dramatically strange events within the last several hours. The station, typically known for its alternative rock lineup, suddenly began playing Taylor Swift songs on repeat—followed by Russian versions of her tracks. Amid this bizarre playlist, a muddled voice, sometimes electronic and other times demonic-sounding, repeatedly announced it was “taking over the station,” muttering cryptic messages about aliens and other strange phenomena.
As of the time of this post, the staff at the station either appear unaware of the situation or are unable to stop it. Their website continues to function as though nothing unusual is happening, with links to news articles and football stories remaining untouched. Meanwhile, on the station’s Facebook page, listeners have started commenting, asking, “What is going on with the station?”
Or maybe there’s another explanation of earthly proportions.
Stunting is typically used to generate publicity and audience attention for upcoming changes to a station’s programming, such as new branding, format, or as a soft launch for a newly-established station.
High’s prediction suggested that an unknown figure named Joe Rogan would interview a billionaire TV star named Donald Trump, and approximately 39 days later, there would be a “battle in the sky.”
Fast forward to October 25, 2024, when influential podcaster Joe Rogan interviewed presidential candidate and now President-elect Donald Trump. A few weeks later, reports emerged of mysterious drones appearing over several American states, including New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Maryland.
Residents expressed alarm at the sudden increase in drone activity, with some, including myself in Pennsylvania, witnessing these drones firsthand.
In response, at least one sheriff in New Jersey deployed a police drone to track these unidentified drones, some with wingspans of up to eight feet. However, these drones easily evaded law enforcement attempts to follow them.
In a time of sensational news headlines featuring UFOs, one might wonder if Clif High’s prophecy is coming to fruition—not exactly as envisioned, but perhaps in essence. Suspending disbelief for a moment, it’s intriguing to consider the possibilities.
Well, it seems like it’s been long enough now, since the Trump Rogan interview so tonight must begin the great Alien War in the skies. Stay safe out there, earthlings.
And as much as we write that in sarcasm, we also write that in hope that the Alien Wars really will not happen and that the 2009 prediction just got something right by chance, and that the post Trump Rogan interview will not feature the calamity in the mostly peaceful skies above us.
Clif High, a computer scientist and linguist, spoke in a YouTube video about his model’s prediction, known as the “39 days to melee,” that said a battle between humans and aliens in the sky would occur 39 days after a trigger incited the incident. What High calls the “temporal marker” was podcaster Joe Rogan’s interview with President-elect Donald Trump on October 25.
High said: “So we’re going to have these…some kind of weird confrontation visible contention which we could probably call and term combat in the skies that will show up and it’ll show up at a predictable point, which is probably something over a month—and we’ll put down 30 days or 39 days something—over a month after the temporal marker of, um, Trump and Rogan. And that’s just the beginning of all of this, right.”
War of the worlds!!! Will it start tonight? Or is it just too cold to do that yet? TIME WILL TELL..
So what will happen to all of your genetic information then?
The Activist Post with more:
Since it was founded nearly two decades ago, 23andMe has grown into one of the largest biotechnology companies in the world. Millions of people have used its simple genetic testing service, which involves ordering a saliva test, spitting into a tube, and sending it back to the company for a detailed DNA analysis.
But now the company is on the brink of bankruptcy. This has raised concerns about what will happen to the troves of genetic data it has in its possession.
Debate online about the ‘ocean anomaly’ near Africa
It showed up on infrared .. TikTok went nutnuts. Social media went wild.. people wondered if it was the end times, a UFO taking off, or a massive wave that will sweep the globe..
OR…
A malfunction.. Just a sensor mistake.. It’s all good.
NEWSWEEK and others reported the malfunction theory. But that has not stopped rumors and fears from churning.
Some even wondered.. it is the mother ship!
All that aside.. it all seemingly is being explained by the company that admitted a software error.
The documents — more than 190 exhibits, totaling 3,025 pages so far — stem from a now-settled defamation lawsuit brought against Maxwell by Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre. Maxwell, 60, a former romantic partner of Epstein’s, was found guilty in 2021 of conspiring to sexually abuse underage girls and sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for her role. Giuffre has called Maxwell “the mastermind” behind the sex trafficking ring.
For weeks (and actually months) that slow online Tiktok and viral conspiracy theory spread. Movie after movie featured ominous events coupled with the date of September 23. Movie scenes of Armageddon and destruction all seemed to take place on that specific calendar placeholder.
And now, as this post is written, the date across the entire planet reads September 24.
We made it.
The end times, the solar flare, the instant death pandemic, the pole shift, and ever other potential disaster seemingly was averted.
That is the thing with this prognostications of dates. They are rarely true.
While you can always count that a summer time family reunion will feature a rain storm no matter which date you pick (if you are inclined to negative thought) there is not much other than that which can be predicted when it comes to the earth or universe doing just about whatever it wants to do.
So we made it.
Another year.
But put a sticky note on September 23, 2024. Maybe THAT is the year when it all happens, right?
What it comes down to is a copper-jacketed 6.5-millimeter projectile. The Warren Commission decided that one of the bullets fired that day struck the president from behind, exited from the front of his throat and continued on to hit Mr. Connally, somehow managing to injure his back, chest, wrist and thigh. It seemed incredible that a single bullet could do all that, so skeptics called it the magic bullet theory.
Investigators came to that conclusion partly because the bullet was found on a stretcher believed to have held Mr. Connally at Parkland Memorial Hospital, so they assumed it had exited his body during efforts to save his life. But Mr. Landis, who was never interviewed by the Warren Commission, said that is not what happened.
In fact, he said, he was the one who found the bullet — and he found it not in the hospital near Mr. Connally but in the presidential limousine lodged in the back of the seat behind where Kennedy was sitting.
When he spotted the bullet after the motorcade arrived at the hospital, he said he grabbed it to thwart souvenir hunters. Then, for reasons that still seem fuzzy even to him, he said he entered the hospital and placed it next to Kennedy on the president’s stretcher, assuming it could somehow help doctors figure out what happened. At some point, he now guesses, the stretchers must have been pushed together and the bullet was shaken from one to another.
Developing..more ..
Mr. Landis theorizes that the bullet struck Kennedy in the back but for some reason was undercharged and did not penetrate deeply, therefore popping back out before the president’s body was removed from the limousine.
Mr. Landis has been reluctant to speculate on the larger implications. He always believed that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman.
But now? “At this point, I’m beginning to doubt myself,” he said. “Now I begin to wonder.” That is as far as he is willing to go.
