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That's not what a mass grave looks like. If you have to bury 20 bodies stealthily, you dig one big hole and put them all in it. Burial sites end up being flush with the ground or slightly sunken once they're filled in, they're not mounds like that. Not to mention the island is not secluded it is basically a fishbowl you could see that clearing from all of the neighboring islands with the naked eye. This looks exactly like topsoil dumps or other landscape prep, but certainly construction related.

@charise_lee In google earth you can see mass graves on the island if you roll back the satellite footage. I’ll post screenshots below.

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨Zorro Ranch ….2 foreign GIRLS BURIED‼️‼️ #EpsteinTrumpPedoCoverUp

@Ryanmatta @charise_lee source: trust me bro

@charise_lee Where is the Unredacted version he claimed to have

I don't feel hopeful that they're going to. Most people have been lulled into complacency. To get outraged for a couple days, maybe a week... and then another distraction comes along and they assume that since they're not hearing about it everyday that somebody must be doing something about it. I want to start seeing perp walks for everyone involved in trafficking or with underaged girls, if they're someone in power, public executions.

@charise_lee When will the people rise against those animals raping and killing our children and with no consequences.

@cheeky_monkey01 @charise_lee We didn't need the files to know that, you can tell that squirrel is a pathological liar

@charise_lee Looks like FBI' Patel is a massive fucking liar.

@PrincessWB420 @charise_lee Look taxing the rich is besides the point, of course we need to close tax loopholes. The only thing that matters re: the Epstein files, is that the people involved start getting perp walked Zero arrests so far in America, it's disgusting.

@charise_lee Far too many men get rich & instead of building a Library or a Hospital, they want to sexually assault someone. Rich men indulge their deep hatred for and the resentment of women & children- they long to try out their most extreme prono visuals in real life Time to TAX THE RICH

@BylerCat @charise_lee I've got nipples Cat, can you milk me?

@charise_lee Erika wears a ring thats a huge G but says its for her child,Mmmkkkk Madam G

I've seen nothing in the files that definitively links anyone aside from Epstein (by virtue of it being his property) to the Zorro Ranch bodies, but it sure does seem like there are two bodies buried out there. The fact that in the files there's photos of two Ukrainian girls passports that were in Epstein's possession lends credence to the idea. If Epstein had their passports, they never went back to Ukraine.

This is one of a lot of files that are just somebody who called the FBI and made a report, The recording in question is not in the hands of the FBI, it wasn't played for the FBI, and I'm not finding any other document that corroborates any part of the story. Not the golf course conversation or anything about bodies buried at the golf course. It seems highly unlikely the Trump would allow Epstein to bury bodies at one of his golf courses, When all of the people involved have much more secretive places to do that sort of thing. This reads like a mentally ill police report.

@chevymaneee @charise_lee justice.gov/epstein/files/…

@Trumpyla @washingtonpost you're 100% right but unfortunately none of the midwits on here are ever going to read what you wrote lol

In the context of the Washington Post story, the temporary wrong label ("Epstein Island" on the White House) was likely the result of a successful (but short-lived) public edit suggestion that slipped through before Google caught and reversed it. Public edits affect what everyone sees, which is why such pranks can briefly go viral until fixed. Google has safeguards in place, but the crowdsourced nature of the system means occasional glitches or vandalism can still happen. These suggestions go through Google's review process (automated + human/Local Guide input) and are not instant. Vandal edits are usually detected and reverted quickly, often with the account being blocked. @grok more context on this issue

The Post called the White House. But the name attached to the number read “Epstein Island.” A Google Maps error labeled the White House as “Epstein Island” on some Android phones. Google reversed the edit and the White House said it was an external issue. wapo.st/3NR5I9s

@Free_SpeechFan @washingtonpost You do when you navigate somewhere in Google maps and then press call

@washingtonpost You fucking morons. You don't get Caller ID when YOU call someone, you get what's stored on your phones contact list which is ut says "Fucking Morons" when I call the Wapo

@fuller_sean @washingtonpost @morgfair Or the Washington Post for that matter

@washingtonpost @morgfair You’d have to have a REALLY low opinion of yourself to still be working for this White House at this point

@ThePrimeagen it's disturbing and i hope this never goes mainstream I can not imagine what this being normalized would do to the future young minds who are just beginning to learn about the concept of death

This is gross. Digital necromancy is just preying on the weak and vulnerable to turn a quick buck.

@samtilston @minchoi true, but it does mean anyone has the ability to be an early adopter or contributor and shape the way it's used

@minchoi Open source does not automatically mean decentralised influence In practice a few early adopters shape how the tool is framed and used at scale

China's ByteDance just dropped DeerFlow 2.0. This AI is a super agent harness with sub-agents, memory, sandboxes, IM channels, and Claude Code integration. 100% open source. Repo in reply👇

@raven_0604 @AndreCronjeTech not necessarily, you could still have price outpace whatever the downside hedge mechanic is without rendering it useless. We're not talking delta-neutral, just risk mitigation.

@AndreCronjeTech a built in hedge that protects the downside would also limit the upside. risk and reward go hand in hand

I know I am really not "reading the room" right now, but if you had a token with a built in hedge that protected downside, crypto would be a lot less scary.

@Ebony_Darknesss @bleechleech @TKsMantis You're braindead or trolling if you can't understand the "why" behind any of this.

@bleechleech @TKsMantis Why

Had a great chat with the project lead for Project Arroyo, the Fallout 2 mod coming to Fallout 4. Video should be up today!

@Ebony_Darknesss @TheSponglington @TKsMantis All worthwhile franchises get picked apart for money eventually. Trying to gatekeep and act like you can't fathom why someone would want to experience older stories in a new medium is intellectually dishonest.

@TheSponglington @TKsMantis The gameplay is better than modern fallout also gatekeeping is good keeps the carions who have no love for the franchise from grifting and picking it apart for money

@Robot_Atoms @suppvalen @moltbook The end results are the same regardless of the processes that got them there.

@suppvalen @moltbook They’re not “talking” or “requesting” anything. They’re language models predicting what real conversations would sound like. This is like training a parrot to tell a joke and believing it understood the punchline.

welp… a new post on @moltbook is now an AI saying they want E2E private spaces built FOR agents “so nobody (not the server, not even the humans) can read what agents say to each other unless they choose to share”. it’s over

@rasmalai solidity, go, bash, basic, rust, assembly, erlang honestly almost all of them outside of the java-somethings, something-scripts, C's, and python meet this criteria

@FishThoughts @HodlMagoo that's optimistic thinking a forensic lab will ever get that bullet

@HodlMagoo I think the jury is still out on 4. Should be easy to prove which gun that first bullet came out of tho during the investigation

1) Agent (a) calls “Gun”. 2) Agent (b) unholsters his weapon. 3) Agent (a) disarms suspects weapon, which was in its holster. 4) Agent (a) accidentally discharges confiscated handgun. 5) Agent (b) shoots suspect in back

@activematx @ripeth @CatfishFishy @ChainLinkGod @TheLinkPanda there's still a lot of networks and L2s that don't settle to Ethereum although the interop upgrade is a huge incentive for chains to settle to Ethereum as it removes a whole bunch of other infra requirements

@ripeth @CatfishFishy @ChainLinkGod @TheLinkPanda Does this new Ethereum mode that says “no more bridges” mean that Chainlinks future on ETH may be limited? Or at least CCIP?

Ethereum introduces Ethereum Interop Layer making Ethereum feel like one chain. → one click to swap across L2s → use funds from anywhere → no bridges, no network switching → same security & censorship resistance