When you wonder why the SDNY Public Corruption Unit is handling the Epstein case, as well as the reason for the failure to prosecute in 2007, I suggest you consider what drew our attention away back then:
Mark Foley and Dennis Hastert.
salon.com/2006/10/05/has…
If you had a large cache of compromising information, found yourself under investigation, and wanted to get yourself off easy (pun quasi-intended), while still maintaining your control over the rest of the people you've compromised, what do you do?
Sit back, and watch as chaos ensues and fear sets in...
You escape real prosecution, and everyone else's deep, dark secrets stay secret,..
Note: this only works when the party in control of at least 2 branches has something to hide.
Something BAD.
But there is a difference between a fish with an abscess on its fat fin, and a fish rotting from its head.
You have your guy, one who has a gold-plated exterior covering 250 pounds of pure, festering rot, hire a few dozen extras, and glide down a gold-plated escalator, in a gold-plated lobby...
because you actually expect him to fix it for you.
But you done fucked up again.
Because you didn't anticipate us.
And they've started bringing the charges.
Now they have *some* of the evidence, though undoubtedly not all.
maybe until after I brew a quad-mocha
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