| One of Fox News’ top headlines is about Clinton’s letter to Epstein but in the same article they discount Trump’s quoting the White House. Can’t have it both ways, they’re obviously both legit. |
Pro tip: Trump is who wrote it. |
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I can't get over the Lolita sized breasts. It is so jarring and out of the ordinary. Since the time of cave paintings, there must have be millions of doodles of naked women with breasts but I don't think I've ever seen one with child sized breasts.
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Ewww. That’s right - I had forgotten about that. Trump also owned a modeling agency, right? |
That was my thought. Not the size or placement of a mature woman’s breasts. 😦 If the FBI searched the home of a suspected serial killer and found that, it would be considered high quality evidence. I'm very disturbed by the fact that she's an armless torso. What a sick man. Most rich women have small breasts, and teenage girls don't have curves. Regardless, I'm not sure how this is illegal anyway. Signing this? there were hundres of celebraty birthday signatures to epstein including clinton , vera wang, many others https://www.axios.com/2025/07/25/epstein-birthday-letter-book-allegations-trump-clinton Nobody said it was illegal FFS. They’re trying to prove the connection between the felon and Epstein because he’s lying. Also, it should trouble disbelievers because the felon admits he has a lot in common with Epstein while drawing a naked torso. Us logical folks know exactly what he’s referring to and thus shows he didn’t report a crime, or worse partook in it (which this letter suggests). |
Good point. I bet you’re right. |
Lol...Maxwell was charged with perjury and the prosecutors only dropped the charges after she was sentenced for sex trafficking. She was never trustworthy - even before Trump sent his former personal attorney to get her to "exonerate" him in exchange for getting moved to much cushier accomodations. |
At this point, Maxwell’s perjury makes it hard to trust her as a reliable witness. And since the subject is Trump, who can ease her sentence or pardon her, it seems a completely unreliable set up. |
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With the naked eye it appears to be a signature match. Birthday book message 2003. At that time technology was moving to advanced encrypted e-signatures. That same technology had advanced to verification of hand written signatures.
We can follow a YouTube video to do an old-as-time forgery technique using overlay material including advanced imaging, microscopy, and chemical analysis to reveal discrepancies between the layers. |
I’ve also thought about a SC link. I don’t see Roberts being involved in something like this though. Maybe someone else. |
People didn't use "advanced encrypted e-signatures" in 2003. |
If the FBI searched the home of a suspected serial killer and found that, it would be considered high quality evidence. I'm very disturbed by the fact that she's an armless torso. What a sick man. Most rich women have small breasts, and teenage girls don't have curves. Regardless, I'm not sure how this is illegal anyway. Signing this? there were hundres of celebraty birthday signatures to epstein including clinton , vera wang, many others https://www.axios.com/2025/07/25/epstein-birthday-letter-book-allegations-trump-clinton Nobody said it was illegal FFS. They’re trying to prove the connection between the felon and Epstein because he’s lying. Also, it should trouble disbelievers because the felon admits he has a lot in common with Epstein while drawing a naked torso. Us logical folks know exactly what he’s referring to and thus shows he didn’t report a crime, or worse partook in it (which this letter suggests). At a minimum, Trump was aware of Epstein's proclivities and not only did nothing about it, but joked and participated in the social-ness around it. at worse, he partook in it as well. There are valid allegations of it, but not proven in a court of law. The other thing, the other drawings in the book and poems etc that are coming out are absolutely horrific. these are simply terrible human beings. |
| Ok, if someone were to do a forgery, wouldn't they make the note much more incriminating? |
…and why would they plant evidence years and years ago? That whole line of thinking is even more ridiculous than the informant lie. |