Post #61905 by albaby1 on the US Policy board

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Maybe you can answer this: how did Epstein amass his considerable wealth?

Don't know. Perhaps by shady, shady means indeed. Perhaps by fraud, perhaps by extortion, perhaps by theft - or perhaps by legal but unsavory means. But it is utterly implausible that the FBI files actually had any evidence of him doing so by blackmailing other folks over sex with minors and that it wouldn't result in a pretty intense criminal investigation and charges.

Remember, the heart of this conspiracy theory isn't that Epstein might have done any of this stuff - it's that the FBI has proof of it and is covering it up for the benefit of the rich and powerful. And that such proof would be disclosed if only the Epstein files were released in full.

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