This case *may* prove to be as culturally significant as the Epstein/Maxwell cases. We'll see.
The opening paragraph pulls no punches. It accuses Combs of setting up and operating a huge, multi-faceted criminal enterprise that provided him victims, money, protected his reputation, concealed his behaviors, etc.
This indictment extends to and impacts Combs' many businesses, all of which are complicit in enabling and/or concealing Combs many alleged crimes.
This includes the labels Bad Boy, Combs Enterprises, Combs Global, his record labels, adult bev company, media assets, etc.
Combs displayed a "persistent and pervasive pattern of abuse toward women and other individuals."
Combs forced people into sex work, drugging them, threatening their finances, their careers, and using violence if need be in order to "ensure participation."
Incidents of abuse involving Combs date back decades, and it appears prosecutors have some witnesses to these 2009 and 2016 incidents.
Yeah, I think there will be more charges and more indictments soon.
The Combs Enterprise.
Purposes of the Combs Enterprise
-Operating a global business
-Enriching members and associates
-Preserving, protecting, promoting, and enhancing the power, reputation, and brand of Sean Combs AS AN ENTERTAINER
-Preserving, protecting, promoting, and enhancing the power, reputation, and brand of Sean Combs THROUGH VIOLENCE, COERCION, ETC.
-Providing Combs with abuse victims
-Enabling Combs and others to engage in various unlawful acts
-Securing loyalty
-Protecting Combs Enterprise from Law Enforcement
Means and Methods
"Freak Offs"
"In or about March 2024, during searches of COMBS' residences in Miami, Florida and Los Angeles, California, law enforcement seized various Freak Off supplies, including narcotics and more than 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant."
What a monster.
Firearms were seized as well. We might see more charges for those.
More details of Combs and associates using violence, threats, bribes, etc to protect their enterprise and keep the abuse going.
If the allegations are true, what a monster. What an absolute monster.
Obviously this is all very Epstein/Maxwell-like, but in the Hollywood/Music Industry context. This is going to be a HUGE case, maybe trial, and will have a massive cultural impact.
The Racketeering Conspiracy
Whoa, the indictment alleges multiple acts of:
Kidnapping, arson, bribery, witness tampering, forced labor, sex trafficking, transport of a prostitute, illegal sex acts, narcotics offenses, and ofc conspiracy to commit racketeering.
He didn't do all that alone.
All of the above was the intro and Count One-Racketeering.
Next is Count Two-Sex Trafficking by Force, Fraud, or Coercion (Victim-1)
Wonder how many victims will eventually be brought forward?
Count Three-Transport to Engage in Prostitution
Forfeiture.
I've seen recent reports that Combs and his empire of businesses and assets are valued somewhere north of $800mil. Fox reported in April of this year that he may be worth over $1bil.
@ConceptualJames is more correct than incorrect, both generally and specifically re: 'Woke Right'
@jordanbpeterson is more correct than incorrect, both generally and specifically re: Cluster B/psychopaths/Dark Tetrad types
@joerogan is a fantastic interviewer and deserves gratitude and respect for hosting so many different people with varied backgrounds and opinions on his show.
But he also is due a heap of criticism for not challenging the obvious bullshit that some of them put forth. He does not fairly and evenly scrutinize his guests, and the misinformationist-types take advantage of this, knowing that Joe will allow them to peddle their garbage as long as it amuses him.
Leftism creeps, subverts, infiltrates, etc. There are "Hundred Flowers Campaigns" on the Right. Be careful.
As I said in the first thread, this isn't intended to present or boost one theory over another. This is simply a repository of things I've come across in the files and find remarkable.
Y'all are free to point out in the replies how a document supports or undermines a particular theory, of course. And if you see something interesting in a document that I missed, point it out, please!
Okay, on to the docs...
First up is an example of the CIA tracking media reporting on JFK assassination. In this memo are a couple contact persons, a history of security clearances, and the disclosure of two CIA projects: AEACTIVE and FJALIVE.
FJALIVE had something to do with Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and State Dept fought hard until now to hide that.
Just a thread of interesting, notable, or in some way remarkable finds from the 2025 record releases.
This thread isn't intended to present or boost one theory over another or to uncover some hidden truth-though attention will be given to places where redactions have been recently lifted.
This is simply a repository of things I've come across in the files and find remarkable.
There are 2,100+ documents here. Documents of all sorts. No index is available; you can't search the contents of the files or even their dates or titles. They are only numbered.
It's like opening a storage shed crammed with hundreds of unlabeled boxes containing thousands of unlabeled folders with tens of thousands of documents from 50+ years ago.
And then going through the files in the boxes one by one.
All 62,000+ pages.
Who on this planet is insane enough to do such a thing?
Imagine defending the Steele Dossier in the year 2024... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"...our project was run in real-time. So, it was real-time reporting produced almost like a live commentary on what was happening.
That is not the way we work if we have a project over the course of several months and then produce a report at the end of that period. The Trump-Russia project wasn't that kind of project..."
I've had two near-death experiences. The first was my own fault; the second was something out of my control.
In attempting to meaningfully process those events beyond the immediately obvious reward of still breathing and draw on them as a resource that helps drive me forward into the rest of my life, I did a lot of things.
I prayed, journaled, talked to many friends and family about the experiences, read Scripture, considered how differently things could have so easily gone, and of course replayed the memories of those events in my head countless times.