In a recent development, the FBI director has revealed the discovery of thousands of documents related to the 2016 investigation into Donald Trump’s Russia ties. These sensitive papers were allegedly found in “burn bags” slated for destruction within a secret room at FBI headquarters, according to reports. The discovery, amplified by pro-Trump voices, suggests a potential cover-up. This revelation follows claims of a secret room at the FBI’s headquarters, originally made by Kash Patel, who has a history of promoting conspiracy theories.
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The death of Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender, is causing controversy within the MAGA community. This stems from the Justice Department and FBI’s recent memo confirming Epstein’s suicide and denying the existence of a client list, contradicting previous statements and expectations set by Trump administration officials. Key figures like Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, who previously promoted Epstein conspiracy theories, now oversee the review of files but have not addressed the lack of released information, fueling calls for transparency. Public statements made by Trump and his attorney general, Pam Bondi, about releasing information have further contributed to the backlash, leaving many in the MAGA base feeling betrayed.
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The article details the ramifications of Donald Trump’s flirtation with the Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy theories. Initially, Trump fueled speculation about Epstein, promising transparency and the release of files, but now his allies are demanding those files be released. His base is divided, and prominent figures are now experiencing fallout from this unfulfilled promise. Democrats are taking advantage of this division to advance their own agendas.
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MAGA Is Tearing Itself Apart Over Jeffrey Epstein. This is the core issue, and the fallout is already unfolding. The Department of Justice recently declared Epstein’s death a suicide, and that no client list or blackmail operation existed, contradicting years of MAGA claims about a vast elite cover-up. This is a major blow to the narrative. For years, the narrative has centered around the idea that Epstein’s files would expose corrupt elites, particularly Democrats. Now, with Trump’s own DOJ denying these claims and allies backtracking, deep internal divisions are erupting within the movement. This is a real test.
Some hardcore believers are struggling to adjust.… Continue reading
Abdollah Ganji, former editor of the IRGC-linked newspaper Javan, alleged a “strange phenomenon” occurred during the 12-day war on his X account. He claimed the use of “the occult and supernatural spirits” by Israel. This assertion was made to his 150,000 followers, adding to the ongoing narrative of the conflict. The statement contributes to the already tense geopolitical climate in the region.
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Veterans on Patrol, an anti-government militia, announced its targeting of Oklahoma weather radars to News 9, claiming these radars control the weather. The group’s founder, Michael Lewis Arthur Meyer, stated that they believe the government uses the technology for weather modification and individual targeting, despite the claims of News 9’s Chief Meteorologist David Payne that weather radars are solely for informing and warning the public. Following the group’s announcement, a sign was posted near a radar warning that Doppler radars are being targeted. The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety has responded by urging the public to report suspicious activity and vandalism.
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GOP rep says he believes Epstein files were destroyed, which, frankly, feels like a predictable turn in this ongoing saga. The whole situation surrounding the Epstein files has been, to put it mildly, a mess. There’s a whole history of claims, accusations, and conflicting statements swirling around, making it hard to know what to believe. What is consistent, however, is the pattern of denial and blame-shifting that seems to follow every revelation.
First, the timeline is crucial. We’re talking about files related to Jeffrey Epstein, a name synonymous with scandal and the alleged abuse of underage girls. The files themselves are believed to contain names of individuals connected to Epstein, potentially implicating powerful people in heinous crimes.… Continue reading
The Trump administration is facing scrutiny and pushback from online conspiracy theorists regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case, particularly surrounding the existence of an “Epstein Client List.” A White House spokeswoman sparred with the media over the matter, denying the existence of such a list despite previous speculation and demands from some within the administration. Figures like Elon Musk and J.D. Vance previously fueled speculation but now find themselves in the uncomfortable position of defending Trump against these very claims, which have gained traction among right-wing circles. The administration’s current denial is seen as a loss in the narrative battle, revealing a failure to control a conspiracy once embraced.
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On July 4th, eleven individuals were arrested following a “planned ambush” at an ICE facility in Alvarado, Texas. The suspects, mostly from North Texas, are accused of attempting to kill ICE corrections officers, according to law enforcement. The coordinated attack involved individuals in military-style clothing using fireworks to lure officers outside and a gunman who shot an Alvarado police officer in the neck. Ten suspects face attempted murder of a federal officer charges, while one is charged with obstruction of justice.
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In a recent video posted on X, Alex Jones expressed extreme distress over a Department of Justice memo concerning Jeffrey Epstein. The memo stated the DOJ found no evidence of a “client list” or that Epstein was murdered. Jones, along with other conspiracy theorists, believes Epstein was murdered to protect powerful figures connected to sex trafficking, and labeled the DOJ’s findings as “absolute horses**t.” The news caused Jones to feel physically ill, accusing the DOJ of covering for the CIA and Mossad.
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