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Yeah, the tyrant child predator was a menace even around his first wife. Just read this shit man. Marla had to warn a mother not to allow her teen daughter near the tyrant predator!

Yet there's some empty cells who'll die defending a pedof. Pathetic

It won't be well with the maga cultists like basilico

EnlightenedUFO:
The tyrant child predator was best friends with this evil man and even till 2017, they kept in touch which is a direct opposite to the lies being spread by cultist basilico.]

The tyrant child predator trump is a P E DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD O

The release is out. Look for Trump here You are more likely to find Bill Clinton

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/doj-disclosures
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I hope this one will be there among the many files.

basilico:
What is not clear about USDS repurposed to DOGE

https://news.clearancejobs.com/2025/01/21/new-executive-order-renames-usds-to-doge-how-this-affects-government-tech-modernization/

The executive order rebrands the U.S. Digital Service (USDS), originally created in 2014 under President Obama, as the U.S. DOGE Service (USDS). This renaming reflects the broader ambitions of the new administration to make government operations

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Stop trying to be half smart. Our positions are clear. Is DOGE an act of congress or an executive order?

basilico:
The release is out. Look for Trump here You are more likely to find Bill Clinton

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/doj-disclosures
.

I hope this one will be there among the many files.

They forgot to redact that.

Stop being stew-peed, you know my stance about all pdof, dems or repubs
But you don't have any stance of yours. You support any pdof as long as they are in the republican party just like below

Congressman Chip Roy, a Republican, just told us all that when it comes to health care, his party has nothing to offer the American people but “milquetoast garbage.” After decades, Washington Republicans still have no plan, no solutions, and no answers for the American people.

EnlightenedUFO:
The tyrant child predator trump is a P E D O P H I L E

Shame on his supporters, you all deserve the mockery you get for being morally inept.

They absolutely deserve boos, eggs and rotten tomatoes!

Obrigardo:
Yeah, the tyrant child predator was a menace even around his first wife. Just read this shit man. Marla had to warn a mother not to allow her teen daughter near the tyrant predator!

Yet there's some empty cells who'll die defending a pedof. Pathetic

It won't be well with the maga cultists like basilico

That was New York Times smear and scandalous story released ahead of the documents release. The same NYT that at the end wriote .
To avoid a lawsuit they ended up with
...... Mr. Epstein had a talent for acquiring powerful friends, some of whom have become ensnared in the continuing scrutiny of his crimes. For months, Mr. Trump has labored furiously to shift himself out of the frame, dismissing questions about his relationship with Mr. Epstein as a “Democrat hoax” and imploring his supporters to ignore the matter entirely.
An examination of their history by The New York Times has found no evidence implicating Mr. Trump in Mr. Epstein’s abuse and trafficking of minors.

They write hearsay ,publish it without confirmation for obrigardo to believe but in the end say they found no evidence.
I'm sure this Tina Davis story will take a turn.

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Obrigardo:
They forgot to redact that.

Stop being stew-peed, you know my stance about all pdof, dems or repubs
But you don't have any stance of yours. You support any pdof as long as they are in the republican party just like below

100K documents released a few hours ago and they are still looking for Trump .?
In a few days media will move on to the next attack angle forgetting about the Epstein files The media Epstein concern was to implicate Trump. Never about Epstein victims.
Bill Clinton with Ghislaine in a poo plus a redacted girl , Michael Jackson, Noam Chomsky etc were good friends of Epstein.
Bill Gates .

Roland17:
Stop trying to be half smart. Our positions are clear. Is DOGE an act of congress or an executive order?

How can USDS created by an Executive Order by Obama in 2014 ,then repurposed and renamed by Trump as DOGE be an Act of Congress?

KingCold:
LoL..of course, insults, nothing else.. 0 intellectualism.. Lionessza made miced-meat out of you.. You offer nothing . I can't take you seriously..

She is the one who admitted that your white masters will always lord over you because you are weak . Go and cry somewhere dudula agent

Lionessza6:
When I said “Black South Africans are an extension of a weaker Africa, while whites are an extension of Europe,” i was not talking about identity, culture, or worth. I'm talking about structural backing in the global system.

1. “Extension” does not mean loyalty or DNA
It means where power, capital, protection, and recovery capacity come from when things go wrong.

In the modern world, groups are not equal because of pride or history; they are equal because of networks and fallback options.

2. Whites in South Africa are structurally linked to Europe regardless of citizenship.

*They have deep capital ties to Europe and North America
*Easier access to investment, credit, skills markets, and migration pathways
*Cultural, legal, and institutional familiarity with powerful economies

If South Africa collapses, they can exit into strong systems.This does not mean they are “foreign agents.”It means they have a continental safety net.

3. Black South Africans are structurally linked to Africa.Again, regardless of patriotism:

*Africa as a continent is weaker economically and politically in the global hierarchy
*Limited capital markets, weak currencies, fragile institutions
*Fewer global fallback options
*When things collapse, there is nowhere powerful to retreat to

If South Africa fails, Black South Africans fall with it.

4. Why this matters for policy and protest
Because of this imbalance:

Reckless disruption hurts Black citizens first.Economic collapse is not an abstract risk....it is existential.

Whites can wait, hedge, exit, or re-anchor elsewhere.Blacks must protect and reform the system they are trapped in.This is why Black South Africans are often institutionalists rather than romantic radicals.

5. Why Pan-African pressure often rings hollow.Calls to “burn it down” in the name of African pride ignore this asymmetry.

Pan-Africanists who already live in weaker states can afford symbolic destruction because the baseline is already low.South Africans cannot.

6. Black American comparison
Black Americans face a similar reality:

*Their fate is tied to the U.S. system
*They do not have a powerful “Black nation” to retreat into

So they fight for reform, rights, and inclusion...not collapse

7. The uncomfortable truth is that this isn’t cowardice.It is strategic realism.

When you are an extension of a weaker system, you must defend and improve the strongest structure you have, not destroy it to prove ideological purity.

Not self-hate.Not white worship.
Structural awareness!

😁😁you people think too much.

All this grammar just to say you’re scared. Nigerians don’t analyze structures .We ARE the structure. Before systems wake up, Nigerians have already adjusted, dominated, and moved on. That’s why the whole world knows us.

Talking about “collapse” like it’s a threat. Nigeria has been collapsing since independence and we’re still standing. That’s called resilience. You wouldn’t survive one week without comfort and institutions that’s why you worship them.

We don’t need fallback options because we don’t fall. Wherever Nigerians land, economy starts moving. That’s facts. We don’t wait for permission, policies, or perfect conditions. We move.

Pan-Africanism makes you uncomfortable because it reminds you that Africans can operate without approval. You prefer safety over greatness.

Nigeria is global by default. Our people are everywhere, influencing everything, loud or quiet. Some people are local and defensive, some are continental by nature. It’s not your fault.

Keep writing essays. Movers don’t type — they move😅.Weak cry baby. 🤡

Evilthoughts:
She is the one who admitted that your white masters will always lord over you because you are weak . Go and cry somewhere dudula agent

ok. What else?

benalvino3:
Biden and Obama pardon drug offenders and other criminals too.
pardons are meant for criminals.

an act of forgiveness. that should not be seen as vile. For me, I will still question who gets pardoned but it is no way related to vileness.
Jesus Pardon those who executed him. Would you say Jesus was vile?

I will freeze this discussion for a later time.. all I will do is keep posting what defines Trump as an unrepentant vile person (a morally and ethically bankrupt individual).

Please don't come back to say you were in the middle as regards this matter when all is laid bare, including whatever is hidden or redacted in those released Espstein documents. What ever the outcome is with
Trump be ready to suck it in and defend it and accept it.. dont retire at it.

basilico:
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100K documents released a few hours ago and they are still looking for Trump .?
In a few days media will move on to the next attack angle forgetting about the Epstein files The media Epstein concern was to implicate Trump. Never about Epstein victims.
Bill Clinton with Ghislaine in a poo plus a redacted girl , Michael Jackson, Noam Chomsky etc were good friends of Epstein.
Bill Gates .

What are in the mostly redacted documents??

I like as you and others are staunchly behind Trump..

It only beams more light on folks like you when the truth is finally out about a vile man y'all spent your precious time supporting.

I hope shame would still remain with you and others when everything is out.

bayelsaowei:
I will freeze this discussion for a later time.. all I will do is keep posting what defines Trump as an unrepentant vile person (a morally and ethically bankrupt individual).

Please don't come back to say you were in the middle as regards this matter when all is laid bare, including whatever is hidden or redacted in those released Espstein documents. What ever the outcome is with
Trump be ready to suck it in and defend it and accept it.. dont retire at it.

So all you care about in the Epstein file is Trump? You don’t care that it also includes Bill Gates, Michael Jackson, Bill Clinton, and others?
At least Basilico cared if Trump was involved, as well as the people he’s posting about right now. are you waiting to comment only when you see something about trump?

KingCold:
ok. What else?

Go and buy some confidence Zulu boy,the white man system has turned you into a low budget white boy who can't do anything without government . That's why we dominate you and you beg your police for help

In 2020 Fulton county in Georgia counted 315000 early mail in votes without poll workers signature.
Biden won Georgia by 11779 votes.
Trump had called George Raffensberger and told him to find 11000 votes that could be nullified. Only 11000 votes Instead the call was leaked and jack Smith plus Fani Willis criminalized the call saying the call was improper.
Still the issue of vote counting stopping at midnight , then Ruby Miss and her daughter continuing to count was ignored by courts.

benalvino3:
So all you care about in the Epstein file is Trump? You don’t care that it also includes Bill Gates, Michael Jackson, Bill Clinton, and others?
At least Basilico cared if Trump was involved, as well as the people he’s posting about right now. are you waiting to comment only when you see something about trump?

That's what I've said all along, democrats and the left don't care about the victims. They only want to see Trump muddied and possibly removed from power.
Epstein to democrats starts and stops with Trump.
I have read unredacted copies of the grand jury testimonies of Ghislaine ,Virginia Giuffrey, Epstein's butler, his co-pilot and a few others They exonerated Trump completely . I think I posted them here some years ago. They were redacted stupidly,pasting them to notepad removed the hidden parts.

basilico:
That's what I've said all along, democrats and the left don't care about the victims. They only want to see Trump muddied and possibly removed from power.
Epstein to democrats starts and stops with Trump.
I have read unredacted copies of the grand jury testimonies of Ghislaine ,Virginia Giuffrey, Epstein's butler, his co-pilot and a few others They exonerated Trump completely . I think I posted them here some years ago. They were redacted stupidly,pasting them to notepad removed the hidden parts.

Let’s see what he posts. He’s just making the point that others can get away with things, but they turn a blind eye unless Trump is involved.

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bayelsaowei:
What are in the mostly redacted documents??

I like as you and others are staunchly behind Trump..

It only beams more light on folks like you when the truth is finally out about a vile man y'all spent your precious time supporting.

I hope shame would still remain with you and others when everything is out.

I call Epstein the spawn of the devil. That people like Clinton could be sharing hot tubs with Ghislaine and a girl whose face is blacked out , of which you have zero interest in it's only Trump who matters to you.
Here is a 2016 Ghislaine Maxwell deposition. I posted this in April this year.

https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Maxwell-deposition-2016.pdf

Look for Trump in there.

EnlightenedUFO:
The tyrant child predator was best friends with this evil man and even till 2017, they kept in touch which is a direct opposite to the lies being spread by cultist basilico.]

The tyrant child predator trump is a P E DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD O

very beautiful naive, shy and insecure 18 - 20 yo are d best

cococandy:
Congressman Chip Roy, a Republican, just told us all that when it comes to health care, his party has nothing to offer the American people but “milquetoast garbage.” After decades, Washington Republicans still have no plan, no solutions, and no answers for the American people.

Oh they have. It is pay for your own health care, health insurance is for top government officials only.

Evilthoughts:
😁😁you people think too much.

All this grammar just to say you’re scared. Nigerians don’t analyze structures .We ARE the structure. Before systems wake up, Nigerians have already adjusted, dominated, and moved on. That’s why the whole world knows us.

Talking about “collapse” like it’s a threat. Nigeria has been collapsing since independence and we’re still standing. That’s called resilience. You wouldn’t survive one week without comfort and institutions that’s why you worship them.

We don’t need fallback options because we don’t fall. Wherever Nigerians land, economy starts moving. That’s facts. We don’t wait for permission, policies, or perfect conditions. We move.

Pan-Africanism makes you uncomfortable because it reminds you that Africans can operate without approval. You prefer safety over greatness.

Nigeria is global by default. Our people are everywhere, influencing everything, loud or quiet. Some people are local and defensive, some are continental by nature. It’s not your fault.

Keep writing essays. Movers don’t type — they move😅.Weak cry baby. 🤡

Calling analysis ‘fear’ is what people do when they’ve never had anything worth protecting. Thinking through structures isn’t cowardice...it’s what you do when collapse would actually kill your future instead of just reshuffling your hustle. You survive chaos because you’ve normalized loss; we resist it because the cost is real.

You aren’t ‘the structure.’ You operate in the cracks of other people’s structures. Improvisation in disorder isn’t power...it’s dependency with good PR . If you were the structure, Nigeria wouldn’t export people faster than it exports value. You move because the ground beneath you never stabilizes.

Adjusting quickly in collapse isn’t dominance; it’s adaptation to permanent failure. Dominance is owning systems that don’t require constant escape plans. That’s why your talent thrives abroad and bleeds at home....because chaos is only survivable when someone else’s order absorbs the shock.

Calling decades of collapse ‘resilience’ is Stockholm syndrome . Standing still while your institutions rot isn’t strength...it’s inertia. We don’t romanticize suffering as identity. We measure outcomes. And by that metric, surviving dysfunction isn’t victory...it’s unpaid debt.

You say we ‘worship institutions’ because you’ve never experienced what happens when they disappear. Institutions aren’t comfort...they’re compounding advantage. They’re why some societies fall and recover, while others fall and scatter. You call it softness because you’ve had to make peace with instability.

You claim you don’t need fallback options because you ‘don’t fall,’ yet Nigerians build their lives around exit strategies🙆‍♀️. Your economy only ‘starts moving’ when you plug into systems someone else already stabilized. Movement without ownership is motion, not power.

Pan-Africanism doesn’t scare us...it insults our intelligence🗑. Burning down the strongest structure available to prove ideological purity is easy when you have nothing left to lose. We do. Symbolic destruction is affordable only to those already living at the bottom.

Being everywhere isn’t global power; it’s dispersion. Influence without anchor is noise. You scatter because your home system can’t hold you. We anchor because collapse would trap us, not free us.

You mock writing because planning exposes the limits of chaos culture. Real movers don’t just run....they secure supply lines, institutions, and recovery paths. You move fast because standing still would force you to confront what never got built.😅😅

You confuse survival in disorder with mastery of reality. We don’t have that luxury. When your system fails, you relocate. When ours fails, we fall with it. That’s not fear...that’s structural awareness. You gamble with chaos because you can flee it. We defend systems because we can’t.

Lionessza6:
Calling analysis ‘fear’ is what people do when they’ve never had anything worth protecting. Thinking through structures isn’t cowardice...it’s what you do when collapse would actually kill your future instead of just reshuffling your hustle. You survive chaos because you’ve normalized loss; we resist it because the cost is real.

You aren’t ‘the structure.’ You operate in the cracks of other people’s structures. Improvisation in disorder isn’t power...it’s dependency with good PR . If you were the structure, Nigeria wouldn’t export people faster than it exports value. You move because the ground beneath you never stabilizes.

Adjusting quickly in collapse isn’t dominance; it’s adaptation to permanent failure. Dominance is owning systems that don’t require constant escape plans. That’s why your talent thrives abroad and bleeds at home....because chaos is only survivable when someone else’s order absorbs the shock.

Calling decades of collapse ‘resilience’ is Stockholm syndrome . Standing still while your institutions rot isn’t strength...it’s inertia. We don’t romanticize suffering as identity. We measure outcomes. And by that metric, surviving dysfunction isn’t victory...it’s unpaid debt.

You say we ‘worship institutions’ because you’ve never experienced what happens when they disappear. Institutions aren’t comfort...they’re compounding advantage. They’re why some societies fall and recover, while others fall and scatter. You call it softness because you’ve had to make peace with instability.

You claim you don’t need fallback options because you ‘don’t fall,’ yet Nigerians build their lives around exit strategies. Your economy only ‘starts moving’ when you plug into systems someone else already stabilized. Movement without ownership is motion, not power.

Pan-Africanism doesn’t scare us...it insults our intelligence. Burning down the strongest structure available to prove ideological purity is easy when you have nothing left to lose. We do. Symbolic destruction is affordable only to those already living at the bottom.

Being everywhere isn’t global power; it’s dispersion. Influence without anchor is noise. You scatter because your home system can’t hold you. We anchor because collapse would trap us, not free us.

You mock writing because planning exposes the limits of chaos culture. Real movers don’t just run....they secure supply lines, institutions, and recovery paths. You move fast because standing still would force you to confront what never got built.😅😅

You confuse survival in disorder with mastery of reality. We don’t have that luxury. When your system fails, you relocate. When ours fails, we fall with it. That’s not fear...that’s structural awareness. You gamble with chaos because you can flee it. We defend systems because we can’t.

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Well written and many a true word said in here, however I believe you greatly overstate the "structure" and stability of institutions of SA.
I know enough of SA first hand to know its many lapses and cracks.

DeepSight:
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Well written and many a true word said in here, however I believe you greatly overstate the "structure" and stability of institutions of SA.
I know enough of SA first hand to know its many lapses and cracks.

You’re not wrong that South African institutions have cracks. Of course they do. No serious country pretends otherwise. The point isn’t that our systems are perfect...it’s that they exist, persist, and still constrain collapse.

A cracked dam is not the same thing as no dam.A failing court is not the same thing as no court.A stressed grid is not the same thing as permanent darkness.

What you’re describing are erosions, not absences.South Africa’s problem is decay under pressure; Nigeria’s problem is scale without consolidation. One is a system struggling to hold; the other is a society forced to function without dependable holding structures at all. Those are not equivalent conditions.

Despite corruption, poor handling of mass-migration, and political dysfunction, South Africa still:

Resolves disputes through courts rather than patrons.Transfers power through elections rather than collapse.Maintains capital markets, pensions, contracts, and regulatory memory.Produces value at home, not primarily through exit.

That’s why failure here is dangerous...we’re falling from something.And that’s exactly why analysis matters.You’re right that stability isn’t absolute. But relative stability compounds. Even weakened institutions still:

*Anchor capital

*Retain skills

*Enable recovery instead of flight

The fact that South Africans argue so intensely about institutional decline is itself evidence of structural expectation. We expect systems to work, so their failure alarms us. Societies without that expectation normalize improvisation instead.So yes....South Africa has cracks.
But cracks presuppose a structure.

And that’s the core difference:
We debate how to repair systems.
You debate how to outmaneuver their absence.That’s not a moral judgment. It’s a structural one

Lionessza6:
You’re not wrong that South African institutions have cracks. Of course they do. No serious country pretends otherwise. The point isn’t that our systems are perfect...it’s that they exist, persist, and still constrain collapse.

A cracked dam is not the same thing as no dam.A failing court is not the same thing as no court.A stressed grid is not the same thing as permanent darkness.

What you’re describing are erosions, not absences.South Africa’s problem is decay under pressure; Nigeria’s problem is scale without consolidation. One is a system struggling to hold; the other is a society forced to function without dependable holding structures at all. Those are not equivalent conditions.

Despite corruption, load-shedding, and political dysfunction, South Africa still:

Resolves disputes through courts rather than patrons.Transfers power through elections rather than collapse.Maintains capital markets, pensions, contracts, and regulatory memory.Produces value at home, not primarily through exit.

That’s why failure here is dangerous...we’re falling from something.And that’s exactly why analysis matters.You’re right that stability isn’t absolute. But relative stability compounds. Even weakened institutions still:

*Anchor capital

*Retain skills

*Enable recovery instead of flight

The fact that South Africans argue so intensely about institutional decline is itself evidence of structural expectation. We expect systems to work, so their failure alarms us. Societies without that expectation normalize improvisation instead.So yes....South Africa has cracks.
But cracks presuppose a structure.

And that’s the core difference:
We debate how to repair systems.
You debate how to outmaneuver their absence.That’s not a moral judgment. It’s a structural one

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Your knowledge of Nigeria is very questionable, very "surface" - seems like the sort that has been gleaned from newspapers and TV only.
As per the bold, of course we do all that and more.

DeepSight:
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Your knowledge of Nigeria is very questionable, very "surface" - seems like the sort that has been gleaned from newspapers and TV only.
As per the bold, of course we do all that and more.

I’m not denying Nigeria has courts, elections, markets, or regulators. Of course it does. My point isn’t existence...it’s reliability and primacy.

In Nigeria, courts function, but patronage often resolves disputes faster than law. Elections occur, but outcomes are regularly contested through power-brokering, not just institutions. Capital markets exist, yet serious capital hedges offshore because enforcement risk is assumed. Value is produced, yes..but the most upwardly mobile Nigerians still plan around exit, not reinvestment.

That’s not a newspaper take....that’s observable behavior: remittance dependence, asset externalization, and career trajectories optimized for leaving or hedging.

Nigeria runs on parallel systems: the formal one and the informal one. People succeed by knowing which to use when. That’s adaptive and impressive...but it’s not the same as institutions being the default.

So this isn’t about dismissing Nigeria’s complexity. It’s about recognizing that when systems are optional, resilience rises...but compounding power doesn’t.💁‍♀️

Evilthoughts:
Timid man, have you turned what today or you are still black and lazy?

To you, anyone who doesn’t shout, escape, or hunt attention is timid. That’s what happens when chaos is your baseline .

Left a full Black country, landed in South Africa, discovered race relations ....now it’s a podcast 🙆‍♀️😅.

JaceBlaze:
Not only is it by mentioning our name that it survives,I am pretty sure 90% of its subsciber are using OUR MTN data

Now, this is funny! You're all welcome on board. So long as we can rub minds "peacefully" and with respect for each other's views and opinions.

Lionessza6:
To you, anyone who doesn’t shout, escape, or hunt attention is timid. That’s what happens when chaos is your baseline .

Left a full Black country, landed in South Africa, discovered race relations ....now it’s a podcast 🙆‍♀️😅.

Exactly. Notice how they make noise and tell anyone who gaf about how they're the "Giants of Africa" unprovoked..? They have small man syndrome, and they disguise it with this excessive fake bravado.. I see through it

basilico:
That's what I've said all along, democrats and the left don't care about the victims. They only want to see Trump muddied and possibly removed from power.
Epstein to democrats starts and stops with Trump.
I have read unredacted copies of the grand jury testimonies of Ghislaine ,Virginia Giuffrey, Epstein's butler, his co-pilot and a few others They exonerated Trump completely . I think I posted them here some years ago. They were redacted stupidly,pasting them to notepad removed the hidden parts.

It has always been a "get Trump" move by the democraps. I said that several months back too.