Epstein Files Transparency Act passes House and Senate

Call me when people are arrested, until then, meh.
 
What? The House vote was today. It passed the house.

The senate will vote on a later date.
 
Already did and it passed too

Trump will sign and then what do Demoncrats have other then their own corruption being exposed for all to see
 
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Everyone will just say it's fake and unless it fits the narrative in their head.

I'm going to take a wild guess it wasn't this big ass worldwide pedophile ring but just some dude who had some private hookers he shared with his buddies.

The so-called right will be unhappy if it's not some kind of worldwide ring and Israel's not behind. the left will say it's fake if Trump somehow actually was not the true villain all along and not the true Mastermind.
 
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Epstein may be a lot of things but just a guy ain't one of them. Forget the satanic pedophile cannibal Island for a second and nevermind the blackmail ring.

Jeffrey Epstein's Company "Liquid Funding"
  • Purpose: Liquid Funding Ltd. was an early pioneer in the complex field of structured finance, specifically in the "repo" (repurchase) market. It bundled commercial and investment-grade residential mortgages into complex securities, which were then given AAA ratings by major credit rating agencies (Standard & Poor's, Fitch, and Moody's).
  • Connections: The company was initially 40% owned by Bear Stearns, the investment bank where Epstein had worked earlier in his career. Early directors of the company included other notable investors.
    • Role in the Financial Crisis: The practice of misrating these complex mortgage-backed securities contributed to the collapse of Bear Stearns in March 2008 and helped set in motion the 2008 financial crisis.
    • Epstein's Investment: Coincidentally, just a month after the federal investigation into his sex crimes began in August 2006, Epstein invested $57 million into a highly leveraged Bear Stearns hedge fund that held these mortgage-backed collateralized debt obligations (CDOs). The redemption of this investment, or an attempt to do so by an investor, may have been a catalyst for the fund's collapse in July 2007, and subsequently, Bear Stearns' failure.
    • Liquidation: Documents from the "Paradise Papers" leak show details of the company's operations, and it was voluntarily dissolved in November 2015.

In summary, "Liquid Funding" refers to a specific, complex financial entity run by Epstein, not a general source of his liquid assets. His wealth largely came from fees for managing the finances of a few billionaires, notably Leslie Wexner and Leon Black, and a significant portion was held in various trusts and offshore accounts.
 
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