Why was Biden such a terrible president?

>>510989114 (OP)
Epstein list please and thank you.

>>510989114 (OP)
Trump's political legacy is dead, dude, just let it go. Biden will be remembered as a dementia-addled wet blanket, but Trump will be remembered for far worse.

>>510989278
This. It’s over. Trump had his chance to live on in history as a forefather of what’s to come. He blew it because of his allegiance to his Jewish and elite buddies. Time to move on.

Biden was based because he made (you) seethe. Trump never beat him.

>>510989114 (OP)
Trump rapes kids daily

>>510989446

>this whole country gave biden and his voters the finger and rebelled against his authority
>he cucked
lmao ok

>>510989552
Voters didn’t do shit. He would’ve won.

>>510989420

Trump is a narcissistic egomaniac set on stealing as much as he can and avoid prison. Also golfing and tweeting.

He never had any other plans. MAGA was always a lie.

Biden made terrible trade deals and let in millions of illegal immigrants and Trump makes good deals and deports illegal immigrants.

>>510989114 (OP)
>convince other people Biden destroyed America
>actually destroy America as revenge

>>510990477
Trump deserves as much blame for inflation is Biden does. His Covid spending fucked us over.

>>510989114 (OP)
ITS BECAUSE DEMOCRAPS HATE AMERICA

LEFTOIDS ARE AMERICA HATERS
IT IS KNOWN

I’ve received several messages, including from a former analyst that was assigned to review the files, and a few things stood out to me.

First, approximately 1,000 personnel in the Information Management Division (IMD) and the FBI New York Field Office were assigned to this task, confirming the whistleblower account made to Senator Durbin’s office. I can also confirm that a log exists tracking the mentions of Donald Trump in the files, and that there were approximately 100,000 files containing roughly 300,000 pages. Individual analysts were told to flag mentions of Trump by document and page number by logging them in an Excel spreadsheet, then they’d hand in their spreadsheet at the end of their (sometimes 24 or even 48-hour) shift. But it’s important to note that the agents were not told to flag Trump until later in a process that began mid-Mar

>>510991219
The process of reviewing the Epstein and Maxwell files was chaotic, and the orders were constantly changing - sometimes daily. One person I spoke to on the condition of anonymity said that many agents spent more time waiting for new instructions than they did processing files. But here’s what caught my attention: the files were stored on a shared drive that anyone in the division could access. Normally, access is only granted to those working on a project, but because of the hurried nature of the exercise, the usual permission restrictions were not in place. Additionally, the internal SharePoint site the bureau ended up using to distribute the files toward the end did not have the usual restricted permissions. This left the Epstein and Maxwell files open to viewing by a much larger group of people than previously thought.

>>510991269
Regarding the ever-changing nature of the instructions, which one source described as “full panic mode,” there were at least four different review instructions. Keeping in mind that the Record/Information Dissemination Section (RIDS) are trained in FOIA redactions but many in the IMD are not, there were multiple video training sessions that went out on an unclassified network on what to mark for redaction, what not to mark, and how to record things that needed to be flagged. That means that video exists of trainers explaining the process of flagging instances of Donald Trump appearing in the files, and those videos went out on unclassified networks within the bureau. It’s also of note that the trainers toward the end were folks from the Department of Justice, and not the FBI.

>>510991320
At first, the analysts were told to mark nothing. This was roundly rejected by the analysts, who were then told to not think about it as releasing the information - including victims names - to the public, but to think about it as releasing it to the Attorney General. It was assumed that Bondi and Patel wanted all the information, including the victim’s names and information. Analysts were told that what would be released would be solely up to Pam Bondi. Many feared that the victim’s information would be released or used for nefarious purposes. Eventually, lawyers from the Department of Justice were assigned to the project to oversee what was being flagged for redaction.

>>510991387
That changed pretty quickly and the analysts were next told to mark the victim’s names for redaction. Then soon after that, they were told to mark all other Personal Identifiable Information (PII) such as social security numbers and addresses. Then they were told to mark all descriptions of illicit acts for redaction. Then finally, they were instructed to keep a spreadsheet of instances when Trump was mentioned. After the spreadsheets of mentions of Trump were handed in, they were stitched together in one master list. I was not able to learn how many mentions of Donald Trump were on that master list.

>>510989114 (OP)
Check. The. Prices.

>>510991421
As far as content, there was one confirmed mention of Donald Trump in the files reviewed by an analyst who again spoke on the condition of anonymity. Beyond that, there were other instances of Trump appearing in the files, but the number of times and to what extent is unknown.

But the log exists.

They included photos of yacht parties and photo shoots that some analysts weren’t prepared for. The photos accompanied victim testimony, and in one instance, Epstein had instructed a group of young girls, many safely assumed to be minors, to remove their clothes and pose nude on the beach. “It was the casual coercion of it that hit me,” one analyst said.

>>510991474
After the review was complete, the DoJ and FBI decided not to release anything. That surprised analysts who thought for sure that a scrubbed version of the files would be released. From March 14th until its completion, the analysts assigned to review the files at IMD were told not to leave the building - working long shifts under chaotic and ever-changing conditions with exposure to disturbing materials. They did end up letting some analysts go home for short periods of time, but then they’d be right back in the office reviewing files. Morale was abysmal.

But there is a log of instances Donald Trump is mentioned in the files, there are video and PDF trainings instructing analysts to flag Trump, there were multiple instances of Trump appearing in the files, Patel and Bondi wanted victim information and PII, and sloppiness means that more people than previously known had access to the Epstein and Maxwell files. And while there was no indication of a ready-made, A to Z client list beyond the little black book that’s already public, “to say there’s nothing or to say it’s a hoax? Bullshit.”

>>510991049
is that Bill Cosby? If so that tracks

>>510990283
It seems you still dont understand why people voted for him. They wanted him to end your life.

>>510989114 (OP)
Why doesn't Trump provide transparency on the Epstein thing tho?

Absolute bullshit. All trump will be remembered for is hiding a list of kiddie fuckers, because it had too many kikes on it.

>>510990283
You know that you sound like a seething commie?

>>510993234
Who cares what your left bubble remembers?

>>510989114 (OP)

>revived
Fucking kek

>>510989114 (OP)
Because he made us poor!

>>510989114 (OP)
Sounds like he's accomplished maga. May as well release the Epstein files if there's nothing else to do.

>>510989114 (OP)
Holy cow - this is actually fire!
Anybody else noticing huge trends lately - people are ignoring the media and coming together to defend Trump after the Epstein hoax. I have a trans maga bud, my best friend is a Black maga, and I know a trillion legal Mexican immigrants who are voting for him