From Sade’s Chateau to Epstein’s Island: When Fiction’s Horrors Become Reality

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1. Thanks mik…., And here we are; our minds are filled with stories about blackmail, sexual perversion, bombing, war…., people wearing neckties so to distinguish themselves from the slaves, the workers who make the necktie people very wealthy. These idiots wearing neckties insist they are capable of making decisions for millions of people. That is so stupid it is beyond belief that this condition still exists today!
   Reading Fraudbook on iPods while traveling at 75 mph in motorized vehicles with very little space between the car in front of you!
   We are insanity ! Can we clear our heads for a moment and consider another way to live more sanely, more humanely? Put down all gadgets, rest your hands on your thighs and simply sit quietly, empty the mind of bullshit and that’s the most difficult thing to do! We’ve learned to love bullshit and I guess that’s because that’s all there is !

2. I mostly agree with Binu, but not with the following:
   “Justice, in this case, cannot be partial or selective. It must be complete.
   For the victims, whose suffering has too often been dismissed or ignored, anything less would be another form of betrayal.”

   Justice is the outcome of well ordered society, we don’t have this, so don’t expect justice. Don’t pursue justice if you want justice. Likewise, don’t pursue happiness, make the circumstances and happiness will happen.

   I think anybody investigating Epstein cloaca should warn his readers that getting justice is highly unlikely, bastards are in this shit together, they will cover each others asses. And also, – I’m proudly taking the quote out of its original context- Bastiat:
   “When plunder becomes a way of life, men create for themselves a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it.”

   I think, if investigators won’t warn readers they unconsciously participate in the Epstein psyop that operates on the basis of Learned Helplessness (Martin Seligman).

   1. I got some more…..

      What I’ve said about investigators warning their audience is a matter of Strategy.

      Sun Tzu:

      “Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.”

      “If fighting is sure to result in victory, then you must fight, even though the ruler forbid it; if fighting will not result in victory, then you must not fight even at the ruler’s bidding.”

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