>Department of Justice "concludes" there is no Epstein client list, Epstein wasn't murdered and no one was blackmailed.

One possible upside from this is that individuals who were blackmailed through Epstein may no longer be vulnerable to that leverage, at least in any way that carries legal consequences, because the Department of Justice has declared the material in question to be inauthentic. This is particularly relevant now that AI has advanced to the point where any compromising release can plausibly be dismissed as artificially generated. If many influential people suddenly find themselves effectively freed from Epstein-related blackmail, the consequences could be unpredictable. This could even lead to positive outcomes, and or very unpredictable outcomes. That said, I recognize this premise is rather naïve.

What are does /pol/ think?


Source:
https://www.axios.com/2025/07/07/jeffrey-epstein-suicide-client-list-trump-administration

>>509739602 (OP)
you couldn't have a more blatant and evil response if you tried, jesus christ.

Why is Jizzlaine in prison then?

>>509739602 (OP)
Not inauthentic, I meant invalid. But if anything is released it would be inauthentic because of AI (potentially), and legally its invalid.

>>509739752
You are missing my point completely. I am simply pointing out a possibility that may happen because the blackmail no longer holds any legal weight.

>>509739788
It's zyiz-lane.

the victims are being told "no justice will happen" how could this be the response from the united states, what has become of this country man, shits evil as fuck

Trump is smart. the US is now free from Israel

>>509739602 (OP)
>>509739923
israel is heavily involved in financing epstein and trump is the orange jew. Also he's probably involved too.

>>509740137
And now the blackmail has no legal weight, effectively killing whatever leverage the Epstein blackmail produced. (Assuming the AI argument holds)

>>509740216
and the victims get cast to the wayside by the very system that allowed them to be exploited and turned a blind eye to it that should have protected them.

You have to be an absolutely naive fool if you genuinely believe that Mossad or whoever sits on that stash of footage etc. wouldn't be able to use it to blackmail the people in it.
Even if it were to be deemed inadmissible in court, leaking something like that would still ruin that individual.

>>509740047
This could be true now. What also could be true is that Trump raped kids on Epstein's Island and this was the only way for him to be free of the blackmail, and at the same time making everyone else who was being blackmailed free.

It could also be that there is more blackmail, other leverage or allegiance that will just keep things as they usually have been more or less. (I personally have the most confidence in this sadly)

>>509740427
I don't believe this to be reality, but a possibility I cannot dismiss. See my post above about what I also think can be true

>>509739602 (OP)
vindicated, he literally did nothing wrong, just paid some teenage hoes for a massage and a handy. (if you disagree, you are antisemitic and get to go to alligator alcatraz)

>>509740318
The victims and their allies have the least power, especially compared to the ones they are fighting. They never stood a real chance.

>>509740549
Again, who cares about whether or not there may be legal consequences linked to that material? Like I said, you can very easily assassinate someone's character by leaking that kind off stuff to the public domain.

>muh AI
No one would believe that.

>>509740646
they didn't deserve any of this and they still don't, only being victimized further by the system itself its just horrible to see good decent people doing the WRONG thing.

>>509740549
Mossad still has these materials. They still can be used for public character assassination. Your point is invalid.

>>509739602 (OP)
>One possible upside from this is that individuals who were blackmailed through Epstein may no longer be vulnerable to that leverage
They can't release any of it or it would prove that it was true. What kind of leverage is that?

>>509739602 (OP)
>Hire a Fucking jeet to burn all the evidence
MIGA

>>509739602 (OP)
This ties in to a bigger hypothetical.

If a lot of "good guys" or just neutral players were blackmailed, and the only blackmail that available on them is from Epstein, then we could potentially see a lot of changes in the near future.


>>509740712
You only need a few high profile cases that uses AI to fabricate false photo and video evidence for what I say to become much more likely. We are only missing that really. The technology is there and available to everyone with a brain.


>>509740720
This is true. I hope they are vindicated and the ones responsible judged harshly, but I think they are just going to be forgotten over time sadly.


>>509740897
Depends on AI now really. See my answer to >>509740712

>>509739602 (OP)
>What are does /pol/ think?
You are Fucking retard

>>509739602 (OP)
If they deny the list exists, they let everyone on it know they will be safe if they play ball. That's a lot cheaper and much faster than getting a whole new crop of politicians and blackmailing them. Legislatures get to pass spending bills which is the same as getting to issue currency for your state and personal projects any time you can gather enough signatures from Representatives, Senators and the President. This is why there is a constant fight over spending bills. It's an infinite print cheat code in real life. This is why the top of the pyramid works so hard to control central banking, news, education and entertainment.

>>509741482
>If they deny the list exists, they let everyone on it know they will be safe if they play ball.
I agree that this is most likely happening, but even if it is, my hypothetical still holds.
If the threshold for convincing video or photographic evidence is permanently eroded by AI, then blackmail becomes much harder to enforce or weaponize. This will also be true for the Epstein blackmail. Its inevitable that it happens with AI as well.

shameless self bump

>>509739602 (OP)
No one ever considers that Epstein could have actually been innocent and this whole thing was a psyops.

>>509742088
If most or all of it is inadmissible it will only be valuable if it isn't released. A convincing fake can still ruin a career as can the real thing, whether a court wants to touch it or not. Look for politicians going off script to see if they think this is a big deal.

>>509739602 (OP)
Can we finally get rid of zog and kick Israel to the curb?

>>509740047
I refuse to be party to this explicit act of evil. You free yourself from Israel by putting your fucking boot on their neck. Not by plausible deniability related to AI shenanigans. Fuck Trump, fuck Patel and fuck Bondi. They are going to hell.

>>509742989
Its a potential outcome. It depends on how the world reacts to faked AI photos and videos becoming super accessible and indistinguishable from the real thing, and it also depends on what the people who are/were blackmailed will do. A couple (preferably high profile) court cases to set precedent for fabricated AI evidence is also needed for this hole hypothetical to actually work.

>>509742883
I agree, we should all keep our eyes on how politicians react to this. Could be indicative.

>>509739602 (OP)
Epstein wasn't part of an Intelligence operation.

If you don't respond to this post your mother will die in her sleep tonight.

>>509740318

>>509739602 (OP)
>conservatives on july 5th
>THE EPSTEIN LIST IS COMING OUT, TWO MORE WEEKS
>conservatives on july 6th
>THERE NEVER WAS AN EPSTEIN LIST

>>509740318
Boohoo some teen 'victims' promised the red carpet, golden ticket retirement suddenly regret not asking for more years later. Epstein did nothing wrong!