From what me mate told there is a reason those boats are so big and he doesnt spend F A time off them so he carnt feel absolutely secure,he said when boris and others "died" he was an anxious man around security issuesSeneca of the Night wrote:There's a story I read that someone who worked for him at the beginning mistook him for the photocopy boy. You are right though that he has played the game of life superbly. He has clearly paid off putin big time. I think he funded the redevelopment of gorky Park too, which is quite glorious if you go to Moscow.jono45 wrote:Roman is the one that fascinates me the most ,from his beginnings as a serious bad ass to smooth as fudge billionaire with little consequences along the way......someone I know worked for him closely for years told me he was a quite,thoughtful vegan with the most interesting security contingent on board 24/7obelixtim wrote:Browder?Seneca of the Night wrote:Other mega crooks of the age... Marc Rich, Bill Browder, Ivan Boesky, Michael Milken, Harvey Weinstein, Steve Cohen, Bernie Madoff, Edmond Safra, Philip Green, Boris Beresovsky, Roman Abramobich, Oleg Derispeska... I will be banned from the Internet for this bout of noticing...
Because he's calling out your mate Putin and his cronies?
Jeffrey Epstein gggooonnnee!!!
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Bill Browder was just a name I'd seen and the only effect it sparked in me was curiosity as to whether he was a rello of the former CPUSA boss. I gave into that curiosity after your post and yep, he's Earl Browder's grandson. It is to laugh.Seneca of the Night wrote:The book is a cracking read. I recommend it. He is a FCKING CROOK though. Got his initial money from Safra, and the meeting with him is a real eye opener.obelixtim wrote:No I haven't read his book, saw an interview with him on Al Jazeera just the other day. Seems to be on Putins hit list, and that's good enough for me.Seneca of the Night wrote:Have you read his own book? He is a super crook par excellence. The fact he doesn't realise it is astonishing. He is clearly a psychopath.obelixtim wrote:Browder?Seneca of the Night wrote:Other mega crooks of the age... Marc Rich, Bill Browder, Ivan Boesky, Michael Milken, Harvey Weinstein, Steve Cohen, Bernie Madoff, Edmond Safra, Philip Green, Boris Beresovsky, Roman Abramobich, Oleg Derispeska... I will be banned from the Internet for this bout of noticing...
Because he's calling out your mate Putin and his cronies?
And yeah, he totally sounds like a Fúcken Crook, Division One.
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I think I need to read this. First port of call will be my local library.Seneca of the Night wrote:The communist connection is hilarious. You have to shake your head in awe at the chutzpah of these people. Browder writes in great detail exactly how he was looting the Russian economy and then spends the rest of the book crying like a bitch that he was stopped from doing so.MungoMan wrote:
Bill Browder was just a name I'd seen and the only effect it sparked in me was curiosity as to whether he was a rello of the former CPUSA boss. I gave into that curiosity after your post and yep, he's Earl Browder's grandson. It is to laugh.
And yeah, he totally sounds like a Fúcken Crook, Division One.
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Arkansas flu. Deadlier than Ebola.
You just know it's probably not such an insane conspiracy theory when Alex Jones, Steven Crowder, Tim Pool, Joe Rogan and Cenk Uygur all agree something's fishy about the story
Good ol' Cenk called - rightfully so - for a full investigation into the whole saga. His suggestion as to who would lead the investigation is interesting though: AOC
Not sure whether he's being serious, or trolling the hell out of the right wingers though. But I'm also not sure he's bright enough to troll.
You just know it's probably not such an insane conspiracy theory when Alex Jones, Steven Crowder, Tim Pool, Joe Rogan and Cenk Uygur all agree something's fishy about the story

Good ol' Cenk called - rightfully so - for a full investigation into the whole saga. His suggestion as to who would lead the investigation is interesting though: AOC

Not sure whether he's being serious, or trolling the hell out of the right wingers though. But I'm also not sure he's bright enough to troll.
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John Podesta: “I MUST have that for my collection!”
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apparently Maxwell's been located..
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-08- ... ear-boston
top comment so far..
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-08- ... ear-boston
top comment so far..
We're all very sorry and surprised about her upcoming suicide....
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If they destroy it I presume they still have the preliminary sketches??
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Leonardo Acropolis still has them.happyhooker wrote:If they destroy it I presume they still have the preliminary sketches??
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seems legit..Seneca of the Night wrote:How, why, what?The former Coast Guard officer, is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations
https://www.cfr.org/content/bios/Borger ... _Feb09.pdf
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true, though I don't believe you're really surprised.Seneca of the Night wrote:Yes, fine, but it's interesting that of all the houses she could wind up at it's some bloke connected to the High Council of ZOG.merry! wrote:seems legit..Seneca of the Night wrote:How, why, what?The former Coast Guard officer, is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations
https://www.cfr.org/content/bios/Borger ... _Feb09.pdf
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Well he is a geeeeniusA5D5E5 wrote:Leonardo Acropolis still has them.happyhooker wrote:If they destroy it I presume they still have the preliminary sketches??
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Bowens wrote:John Podesta: “I MUST have that for my collection!”

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Spoiler: show
On the other hand, I see the artist was at one point - sigh - on the books with Saatchi. That was probably enough for him. That, and the in-joke of having Bill in a compromising situation. Again.
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Maybe now is a good time to dust off those old hackneyed conspiracies again.hermes-trismegistus wrote:It's sad really. That's a very poorly painted picture. Truly. Good enough for a hobbyist or a reasonably talented school-leaver. A legitimately hilarious mess by the standards of any professional. Incalculable heaps of cash swishing round Epstein's pockets; a society chick like Maxwell who had spent her life in and out of houses where there was top notch clutter on the walls; and he opts for fourth rate tat. Speaks volumes.Spoiler: show
On the other hand, I see the artist was at one point - sigh - on the books with Saatchi. That was probably enough for him. That, and the in-joke of having Bill in a compromising situation. Again.
Pizzagate, Seth Rich...anyone?

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merry! wrote:apparently Maxwell's been located..
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-08- ... ear-boston
top comment so far..
We're all very sorry and surprised about her upcoming suicide....

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There's no doubt that whatever they get up to behind closed doors, from what we've all seen, that entire crowd - the Podestas above all - have somehow managed to acquire the most abysmal art collections in living memory. Perhaps in all of human history. Expensive, of course. Good street cred within a very narrow set too. But you'll find better stuff behind the reception desk of a deserted caravan park in Skegness.Bokkom wrote:Maybe now is a good time to dust off those old hackneyed conspiracies again.hermes-trismegistus wrote:It's sad really. That's a very poorly painted picture. Truly. Good enough for a hobbyist or a reasonably talented school-leaver. A legitimately hilarious mess by the standards of any professional. Incalculable heaps of cash swishing round Epstein's pockets; a society chick like Maxwell who had spent her life in and out of houses where there was top notch clutter on the walls; and he opts for fourth rate tat. Speaks volumes.Spoiler: show
On the other hand, I see the artist was at one point - sigh - on the books with Saatchi. That was probably enough for him. That, and the in-joke of having Bill in a compromising situation. Again.
Pizzagate, Seth Rich...anyone?
The Podesta need for pictures of children in various states of unnerving dislocation or borderline abuse is truly baffling. There's nothing affirming about plastering your house with stuff of that nature. No difficulty whatsoever in seeing how so many people - after a look at the pics - decided there was something extremely sinister about these guys.
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The dodgy paedo art wasn't just in his private collection but publically displayed in a supposedly family restaurant. No gets a WTF moment seeing that kind of stuff?
This is just the DC equivalent of Jimmy Saville and co. Goes across all political sides, involves high profile people and much worse than can be imagined.
This is just the DC equivalent of Jimmy Saville and co. Goes across all political sides, involves high profile people and much worse than can be imagined.
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you'll find better stuff behind the reception desk of a deserted caravan park in Skegness.

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I read that the autopsy underlined neck injuries more common to homicide cases than suicide ones.
Interesting
Interesting
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Just to come back to this issue for a moment. Here are some examples of the work of Aussie Artist Patricia Piccinini, described as a protege of Tony Podesta's in an interview the Guardian conducted with him when he was riding the wave of success in the mid noughties. To be fair, there is serious technical ability on display here. But no one can look at this stuff and think it represents the tastes of people with a healthy inner life.
NSFW. You have been warned.
NSFW. You have been warned.
Spoiler: show
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Yes. A number of reputable outlets are reporting that he had several broken bones in his neck. Apparently, although these injuries don't rule out death by hanging, they are more consistent with strangulation.AlanBengio wrote:I read that the autopsy underlined neck injuries more common to homicide cases than suicide ones.
Interesting
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Jesus HT, that is some weird shite. 

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Sandstorm wrote:Jesus HT, that is some weird shite.
A cross between Pans Labyrinth and the works of H. R. Giger
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Yep. It really is, isn't it.Sandstorm wrote:Jesus HT, that is some weird shite.
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Yes. As you scroll through her portfolio, you do start expecting to see a silicone David Bowie with six tits and an anus on his head to suddenly hove into view with a toddler in hand.danny_fitz wrote:Sandstorm wrote:Jesus HT, that is some weird shite.
A cross between Pans Labyrinth and the works of H. R. Giger
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Prince Andrew announced his retirement today from public life after a long period of severe personal stress.
In a statement, his Royal Highness added he is ‘following advice’ from his doctor.
There was no comment from #buckinghampalace
@BBCScotlandNews BBC-NEWS
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The Podestas are certified weirdos. Along with their right hand man David Brock.hermes-trismegistus wrote:Just to come back to this issue for a moment. Here are some examples of the work of Aussie Artist Patricia Piccinini, described as a protege of Tony Podesta's in an interview the Guardian conducted with him when he was riding the wave of success in the mid noughties. To be fair, there is serious technical ability on display here. But no one can look at this stuff and think it represents the tastes of people with a healthy inner life.
NSFW. You have been warned.Spoiler: show
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paddyor wrote:Prince Andrew announced his retirement today from public life after a long period of severe personal stress.
In a statement, his Royal Highness added he is ‘following advice’ from his doctor.
There was no comment from #buckinghampalace
@BBCScotlandNews BBC-NEWS

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Randy Andy looking for a rock to hide under...must be some incoming.Duff Paddy wrote:paddyor wrote:Prince Andrew announced his retirement today from public life after a long period of severe personal stress.
In a statement, his Royal Highness added he is ‘following advice’ from his doctor.
There was no comment from #buckinghampalace
@BBCScotlandNews BBC-NEWS
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must be bad, he's done a runner with Fergie..
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... liday.html
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... liday.html
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His Royal Highness.
By Jupiter, in this day and age, do we really need that sort of shit?
By Jupiter, in this day and age, do we really need that sort of shit?
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Not much different than "Right Honorable" to be fair.Bokkom wrote:His Royal Highness.
By Jupiter, in this day and age, do we really need that sort of shit?
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This is not a strong argument. Other than being perfectly circular it ignores the obvious suicide risk. A man who had everything now ruined, universally reviled, facing life in prison as a child sex trafficker.hermes-trismegistus wrote:It did occur to me that there is a straightforward explanation for Epstein coming off suicide watch: he wasn't at all suicidal. The psychologists, the medical professionals, the prison management, and Epstein's lawyers all believed he wasn't a risk because he wasn't.
My 10 second Wiki refresher says double jeopardy 'prevents an accused being tried again on the same charges and on the same facts, following a valid acquittal or conviction.' Surely the known facts and charges are quite different and Epstein knew he would die in prison either sooner or later....we now hear his legal team were working on what could have been a perfectly serviceable defence - double jeopardy - I really can't see what incentive he had to call time on everything without first sticking around to see if it worked out...
Fishoodie had it right earlier for mine.
All of this remains true. So far as an obvious suicide risk being 'allowed' to hang himself, I'm reminded of the adage, 'never attribute to malice which can be explained by incompetence'.Occams razor says yes [committed suicide].
1) Didn't he have enough reason to do so ?
2) Hadn't he already demonstrated a desire, & an ability to do so ?
3) If his prior, failed, attempt wasn't authentic; why didn't his Lawyers scream bloody murder & get him moved ??
...and most importantly
4) If you really wanted to murder someone; would you pick a Federal facility, where you have to pass thru a dozen levels of security, & are background checked before being admitted, & are under CC surveillance every step of the way ?
He'd dodged the bullet before, thru his influence, & now it must have been obvious to him that he was going to spend the rest of his life in prison, & in, 'special units'. He was fucked, & he he knew damn well he was.
Remove all unnecessary assumptions and he most likely killed himself, but you wouldn't rule much out. It's got everything. Conspiracy gold. One minute you're ridiculing QAnon for certifiable theories of international pedophile rings among the global elite, and the next...
Irresistible.
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I see one of the chapo lads has gone off the deepend with his theory. Maddest and at least believable one I’ve heard is it was all a shake down to see what he knew and then when they were satisfied they compelled him to kill him self and set it up so he’d be able to.
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Not that the Clintons had anything to do with this, they obviously could not and did not, but it was fascinating seeing the photo of Maxwell’s daughter at Chelsea Clinton’s wedding. It was an incredible gathering of the lizard people in fact. Mossad couldn’t bug the Oval Office but they had Monica Lewinsky’s apartment bugged and tried to use that to leverage Clinton. Now it turns out that Ghislaine Maxwell is/was almost certainly a Mossad agent...
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Somewhat less archaic than JupiterBokkom wrote:His Royal Highness.
By Jupiter, in this day and age, do we really need that sort of shit?
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Fair game in spying. Know the people in power, know the people that surround the people in power.Duff Paddy wrote:Not that the Clintons had anything to do with this, they obviously could not and did not, but it was fascinating seeing the photo of Maxwell’s daughter at Chelsea Clinton’s wedding. It was an incredible gathering of the lizard people in fact. Mossad couldn’t bug the Oval Office but they had Monica Lewinsky’s apartment bugged and tried to use that to leverage Clinton. Now it turns out that Ghislaine Maxwell is/was almost certainly a Mossad agent...
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Great name for a great artist. I love her collaborations with sculptor Stacy Kneegrow.hermes-trismegistus wrote:Just to come back to this issue for a moment. Here are some examples of the work of Aussie Artist Patricia Piccinini, described as a protege of Tony Podesta's in an interview the Guardian conducted with him when he was riding the wave of success in the mid noughties. To be fair, there is serious technical ability on display here. But no one can look at this stuff and think it represents the tastes of people with a healthy inner life.
NSFW. You have been warned.Spoiler: show
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Can’t find this on the BBC anywhere, usually this sort of stuff is top billing.paddyor wrote:Prince Andrew announced his retirement today from public life after a long period of severe personal stress.
In a statement, his Royal Highness added he is ‘following advice’ from his doctor.
There was no comment from #buckinghampalace
@BBCScotlandNews BBC-NEWS
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It is not a conspiracy - but it is right to have doubts and have the right answers.
Too many coincidences and his lawyers were still working on a possible way to get him out of prison (not ruled out yet).
I spouse the lieutenant Columbus thinking in principle - that too many coincidences are suspicious, and you should question all these coincidence before ruling out the worst case scenario
Too many coincidences and his lawyers were still working on a possible way to get him out of prison (not ruled out yet).
I spouse the lieutenant Columbus thinking in principle - that too many coincidences are suspicious, and you should question all these coincidence before ruling out the worst case scenario