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@cjd @Sovereign @jobanab I agree there's a very powerful Jewish lobby. Too powerful. And it can force certain things. Whether it could force Trump into this Iran thing, I don't know. He has his own mind but he's also very pro-Israel. It's the same conundrum that the media has, where you don't work in it if your opinions don't fit. Would Trump be in power if he wasn't pro-Israel?

I said at the start of this that I like Massie. Massie would be great if congress were not completely corrupt.

@cjd @Sovereign @jobanab A lot of the people in control in the US are American zionist jews, not Israelis, not even dual citizens.

So is that Israel in control or a larger transnational body.

I agree, they do pretty much what they want in their neighborhood.

People are facing some consequences but mostly because of association and not legally. I'm not sure the Epstein thing extends beyond his own proclivity for raping underage girls. There's no proof in what's been released. But as you say ..

You can look at the demonic child sacrificing and child raping artwork John Podesta and his brother have in their homes and say "this doesn't mean they rape kids". They proudly show it off to news cameras too.

Some people love flaunting their power because they know they can never be prosecuted.
Yup, same thing. If you're coming at this stuff from a first principles "what's the most likely explanation?" perspective, you end up having to face some dark conclusions.

Most people are too cowardly for that, so they'll look at it like "is there any way I can explain to myself how this could potentially be innocent, so I can go back to beer and football and lawn work", and as it turns out, there absolutely is.
I'm not going to do that.

Firstly, if you WANT to believe that it's all innocent I'm not going to try to take that away from you, you have to want to give it up.

Secondly, there's no one thing that is truly incontrovertible, it's a combination of many many many little scraps of circumstantial evidence.

I don't even think there's anything I've seen that would pass Reasonable Doubt. But for me, it doesn't have to.

I want to know what is true, be it as good or as bad as it might be. And because of that I look at everything, and I consider every reasonable interpretation, and I try to zoom in on what is most likely to be accurate.

If you want that too, you don't need my help, you can very easily find the information yourself and sift through it. Or read what other people have to say about it.

And you might come to the opposite conclusion as me, but you won't be asking for proof, you will be able to explain in short-hand how you got to that conclusion, which will be something that anyone else well versed in the topic will be able to quickly understand.