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Nice try, but I'll take the bait.
Use your brains for a second. Do you really think one guy and his khazar milkers gf could run an entire compromat ring by themselves?
Anyone was implicated in any public release of the dirt they had, will immediately claim any jury would be prejudiced against them? That's lawyer basics 101. They'd deny, claim false/doctored evidence, hearsay, and even entrapment (which compromat LITERALLY is). We're talking potentially hundreds of people, implicated across multiple locations from LA, to NYC, to the Caribbean, and possibly elsewhere.
And that's assuming that all the evidence the FBI collected hasn't been tampered with or "vanished" in the past six years.
Even if you got video of folks like Bill Clinton getting a bj from a 13 year old, what good is that, when the people who facilitated it all are either dead or more likely still out there? The Dutroux affair is another example, how they pinned him as a serial killer and had him locked up but only after he was soft released due to his connections. He was clearly a procurator/middle-man for a compromat ring, not unlike Epstein.
I'll repeat what I said, Massie is a well-meaning idiot who will end up losing it all by trying to stand on "principles" when any good lawyer knows you don't reveal crimes this serious and with this many people unless you have enough evidence to convict, especially if you don't know who else is operating within the blackmail ring.
Again, what good is it to bust some of the clients while leaving many of the operators go free or give them enough warning to pack up and relocate/flee?
>“Trust the plan only 2 more weeks until the god emperor checkmates in 4D chess!”
There won't be a checkmate you moron. It will be a slow and gradual dismantling, which probably won't make the news at all, if it happens at all.
There are no heroes in this game.