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@NilesRodley @hypnoksa Get help sicko

@gametime510 @hypnoksa Keep jerkin' off to that thought creep. All debunked. Get a life.

The next time a Democrat tries to tell you that Donald Trump raped a 13 year-old associated with Jeffrey Epstein, here are the facts and why those allegations were dropped. Yes, they were dropped. And this is why: The man associated with The Jerry Springer Show who promoted her allegations was Norm Lubow, a former producer for the show. The Accuser's Identity: The woman proceeded in court primarily as "Jane Doe" or "Katie Johnson". The lawsuit, which alleged the assaults took place in 1994 when she was 13 were ultimately withdrawn or dismissed. The Producer's Role: Lubow, operating under the pseudonym "Al Taylor," acted as a publicist and aggressively shopped the accuser's testimony to various media outlets in the months leading up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election. The Aftermath: Following investigations into Lubow’s involvement, the mainstream credibility of the "Katie Johnson" lawsuits deteriorated, and the claims largely fizzled out before her legal team dropped the suits in late 2016. Detailed reporting on the origins of this case can be found on Snopes and The Guardian. “Katie Johnson” never existed.

@CryptoDawks @jongavin021 @hypnoksa This is all public info now FYI. Do some research.

@jongavin021 @gametime510 @hypnoksa That's the entire point. You don't care. You never cared. You refuse to look into it. 🤣 YOU clearly haven't read it. Your deflection falls on deaf ears. And proves my point, entirely. Thanks you.

@NilesRodley @hypnoksa Here you go weirdo

@gametime510 @hypnoksa Prove it. Meanwhile you just keep jerking off to that though you really freaky TDS suffering fool....

@melsorbit @hypnoksa That’s not what happened.

@gametime510 @hypnoksa They conducted 4 interviews before finding the case not credible enough to pursue further. It happens.

@SquidbillyCPO1 @hypnoksa Here you go loser

@gametime510 @hypnoksa They didn’t find it credible you liar.

WASHINGTON, May 26 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has repeated his false claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him at least 107 times in the last six months, keeping the grievance front and center even as he faces new political risks from the war with Iran and looming midterm elections. Trump devotes near-daily attention to ​the issue, a Reuters review of his public events, interviews and online posts found, and his comments often come in waves. One Saturday in April, amid a fragile ceasefire with Iran, Trump posted allegations about the ‌2020 election - when he lost to his predecessor Joe Biden - seven times on his Truth Social account.

New research: we have studied the wealth of the 200 Californian billionaires and what they effectively pay in tax. From Mark Zuckerberg (Meta) to Sergei Brin and Larry Page (Alphabet), the results are edifying. 🧵 nytimes.com/interactive/20…

A Trump-appointed US Attorney with no experience told grand jurors they'd hear about “bad guys” and “murderers” who “did what you are going to hear about.” He handed them business cards. The cases got tossed—and three days later, he got confirmed. Extraordinary, via @AlanFeuer buff.ly/xpnVcJ7

This is astoundingly embarrassing. . nytimes.com/interactive/20…

A Noticias Telemundo investigation documented a marked increase in cases of people posing as federal agents to rob, intimidate and even injure or rape immigrants. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/i…

To cast doubt on election results, the Trump administration and its supporters are misconstruing declassified intelligence reports about vulnerabilities in state voter registration databases. But there’s no evidence that the systems were corrupted. bit.ly/4tjHbIM

DOJ can try to erase, but the internet is forever! Thank God news organizations reported on cases constantly, and AP kept a very thorough database, in which looks like this: I chose one coo beating J6’er, Christopher Quaglin, who’s asking for $150 MILLION, and just got arrested AGAIN, in Key West yesterday. interactives.ap.org/jan-6-prosecut…

JUST IN: Another court filing obviously written by Trump, seeks to leverage shooting Saturday to end litigation over WH ballroom project. Calls latest episode "assassination attempt." Cites news reports, but no other proof/legal cases. Ends w/a '!' Doc: storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…

When J6ers tell you that officers waved them in on January 6th 2021. They're lying. Officers waved other officers in. x.com/i/status/18564… J6ers and their supporters found the wider footage, and cropped it so the other sides of the video couldn't be seen

Donald Trump Jr’s new wife is the daughter of a Palm Beach banker who called Jeff Epstein “a gentleman of the highest order” with “an excellent reputation in the community” in a letter to help Epstein get Virgin Islands tax breaks. Epstein paid victims through this bank account.

How Prediction Markets and Crypto Firms Steamrolled a Watchdog Agency nytimes.com/2026/05/24/us/… via @NYTimes

NYT out with a jaw dropping investigative report on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. 60 Minutes reported last Sunday on some of this, too. The NYT report is a must-read, the 60 Minutes report should then be watched. 1/3

Here’s a thought — Maybe these people don’t deserve to be handsomely rewarded?

Trump's stock trading is even worse than you thought. One trade after another was followed by Trump making suspiciously timed comments boosting the companies he invested in. Boeing, Robinhood, Palantir — in each case Trump bought the stock then publicly praised the companies.