Epstein Files ..the saga continues

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Robin said:
I would say that is a real possibility Spat, but there is alway untainted copies of everything.
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Maybe. But they basically had the full resources of the FBI for 4 years to destroy all the evidence.

They had the legal authority and man power to "gather" it all. To force anyone they wanted, even local law enforcement, to turn over any evidence they might have had.

And even inside the FBI, any honest agents would have been ordered to send any evidence they ran across to the "task force".

Then the task force just gathers a metric shit ton of filler material, and conveniently misplaced anything of consequence.

You just need a half dozen or so corrupt agents, and the whole rest of the FBI "just doing their job".
 
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Its not conspiracy, its standard procedure


Political systems use illusions—psychological, informational, and structural—to shape public perception, direct behavior, and maintain power without relying solely on overt coercion. [1, 2]

Key Mechanisms of Political Illusion
    • The Illusory Truth Effect: Repeating false or misleading statements causes people to accept them as facts simply due to familiarity, bypassing critical evaluation. [1, 2]
    • The Illusion of Choice: Framing electoral systems or policy debates as broad, open options while keeping structural outcomes constrained gives citizens a sense of autonomy while preserving the status quo. [1, 2]
    • The Illusion of Control: Making voters or participants feel personally involved in a process (such as through civic rituals, consultations, or token choices) increases compliance and suppresses rebellion against larger uncontrollable outcomes. [1, 2]
    • The Philanthropic and Voluntary Illusions: As analyzed by political theorists like James Payne, the state projects an image that government has its own infinite resources and that its actions are purely voluntary rather than backed by force. [1]
    • Framing and Misdirection: Leaders emphasize specific emotional triggers—such as fear, urgency, or identity division—to simplify complex systemic problems into "us versus them" narratives. [1]

Theoretical Frameworks
    • Propaganda Models: Scholars like Noam Chomsky outlined in Necessary Illusions how democratic societies use manufactured consensus and media framing to cultivate compliance. [1]
    • Cognitive Biases: Modern political communication explicitly exploits authority bias, confirmation bias, and the illusion of explanatory depth (where people hold rigid political views based on superficial causal models). [1, 2]

Would you like to explore a specific example of this—such as media framing during elections, historical propaganda techniques, or behavioral psychology in policy-making?
 
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You said if it's on the internet they can't delete the evidence.

I was pointing out that it's very unlikely it ever *was* on the internet. That solves that problem for them quite easily.
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Well if it's all on the "Laptop from hell" as Trump stated and the FBI has it. Put two and two together.
 
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