Needed to do something to distract from the epstein files, they were getting to much attention.
and it worked.
Whens the last time you saw media mention epstein? now that they’ve been spoonfed their constant IV of controversy with regards to the baseless attack on Iran?
The market manipulation with constant monday/friday announcements were just a happy bonus for their benefactors… and whens the last time you saw media mention this, either?
When you consider how much we’d lose continuing to fight the war, it’s a net gain.
The cost was bombing Iran to begin with, not paying reparations for the damage done.
I meant the whole thing. It’s been one huge needless fuck up from start to finish.
Needed to do something to distract from the epstein files, they were getting to much attention.
and it worked.
Whens the last time you saw media mention epstein? now that they’ve been spoonfed their constant IV of controversy with regards to the baseless attack on Iran?
The market manipulation with constant monday/friday announcements were just a happy bonus for their benefactors… and whens the last time you saw media mention this, either?
The CBS buyout and the AI infestation of media has done more to quell Epstein talk than the war.
What we’re experiencing outside a few niche social media holdouts is an automated smothering of discourse.
You can trace this kind of journalism back to the Clinton Administration. It’s not new.
What is new is the gobbling up of public broadcasters and news outlets and media feeds.
Paramount too