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In defense of your statement to people who might question it, they have zero concern over deaths, wrongful deportations, laws or fair treatmwmt.
It’s all about fear, appearing dominant, control and just general sadism.
It’s all about fear, appearing dominant, control and just general sadism.
December 23, 2025 at 6:21 PM
In defense of your statement to people who might question it, they have zero concern over deaths, wrongful deportations, laws or fair treatmwmt.
It’s all about fear, appearing dominant, control and just general sadism.
It’s all about fear, appearing dominant, control and just general sadism.
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Wait till we find out how many “disappeared” people they extrajudicially executed
December 23, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Wait till we find out how many “disappeared” people they extrajudicially executed
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oh ok so Epstein knew it was going to be read?
December 23, 2025 at 3:49 PM
oh ok so Epstein knew it was going to be read?
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The postmark is not indicative of that. Inmate mail goes through a bureaucratic review process in between when the inmate drops it off to when it gets to the post office
This was reported on by the Associated Press two years ago
bsky.app/profile/petb...
This was reported on by the Associated Press two years ago
bsky.app/profile/petb...
it's real as in it's a real letter, but it was postmarked on northern Virginia three days after Epstein's death. seems more like a forgery with Epstein's NY prison as the return address.
December 23, 2025 at 3:46 PM
The postmark is not indicative of that. Inmate mail goes through a bureaucratic review process in between when the inmate drops it off to when it gets to the post office
This was reported on by the Associated Press two years ago
bsky.app/profile/petb...
This was reported on by the Associated Press two years ago
bsky.app/profile/petb...
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Rafeel Veraza, his wife, and his baby daughter are US citizens.
They were spending their weekend like any other family, on a grocery run at Sam’s Club in Cicero, IL, last month.
They noticed immigration agents in the parking lot, and they decided to leave without shopping.
They were spending their weekend like any other family, on a grocery run at Sam’s Club in Cicero, IL, last month.
They noticed immigration agents in the parking lot, and they decided to leave without shopping.
December 14, 2025 at 11:31 PM
Rafeel Veraza, his wife, and his baby daughter are US citizens.
They were spending their weekend like any other family, on a grocery run at Sam’s Club in Cicero, IL, last month.
They noticed immigration agents in the parking lot, and they decided to leave without shopping.
They were spending their weekend like any other family, on a grocery run at Sam’s Club in Cicero, IL, last month.
They noticed immigration agents in the parking lot, and they decided to leave without shopping.
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Anyway, of course the moonshot ideas are stupid and impractical. But the VC's and backers are NOT stupid. They're just playing a different game.
December 11, 2025 at 10:26 AM
Anyway, of course the moonshot ideas are stupid and impractical. But the VC's and backers are NOT stupid. They're just playing a different game.
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The way you're taught that VC works is they fund 100 risky ventures and 99 of them fail. They lose money on those, in the hopes that the 1 that succeeds goes really big.
The reality is that VC looks a lot more like Ponzinomics. These guys make absolute BANK on failed moonshots.
The reality is that VC looks a lot more like Ponzinomics. These guys make absolute BANK on failed moonshots.
December 11, 2025 at 9:47 AM
The way you're taught that VC works is they fund 100 risky ventures and 99 of them fail. They lose money on those, in the hopes that the 1 that succeeds goes really big.
The reality is that VC looks a lot more like Ponzinomics. These guys make absolute BANK on failed moonshots.
The reality is that VC looks a lot more like Ponzinomics. These guys make absolute BANK on failed moonshots.