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The Trump Prophecy is a 2018 Christian political drama biopic based on a story by Orlando-based retired firefighter Mark Taylor that he named "The Commander-in-Chief Prophecy." It is a collaboration between ReelWorksStudios and Liberty University's Cinematic Arts program. The film stars Chris Nelson as Taylor, who is told by God that Donald Trump would one day become president of the United States. Described by Vox as a depiction of Christian nationalism in the United States, The Trump Prophecy was released in a time when the idea that God was responsible for Trump winning the election was shared by several evangelical leaders like Franklin Graham, Richard Land, and Robert Jeffress. The Trump Prophecy's producers denied any political motive behind the film. Nevertheless, it was viewed by some Christian experts, film critics, and Liberty University students as political propaganda.
Investigated criminal justice cases, including a series detailing how a former federal prosecutor, Alex Acosta, negotiated a secret plea deal for Jeffrey Epstein, a multimillionaire sex trafficker who molested hundreds of underage girls. The series led to Epstein's arrest, Acosta's resignation as U.S. labor secretary and three different investigations by the Department of Justice and a fourth by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
originally posted by: kasalt
a reply to: dashen
Alan Dershowitz is implicated in Epstein's crimes and helped secure his non-prosecution agreement? Dershowitz got Epstein off the hook so he could go back to his island and perform satanic human sacrifices of children and extract their adrenochrome for upwards of another decade, and then Dershowitz himself went to work for Trump. That doesn't bother you?
Dershowitz, Maxwell, and Acosta--all accessories to Epstein's crimes--also have close ties with Trump. And of course, Trump himself was friends with Epstein for many years. But, nothing to see here folks! Ignore the obvious!
originally posted by: kasalt
a reply to: Guyfriday
Trump did nothing about Epstein, except hire the people who got Epstein off the hook (Acosta and Dershowitz) to go and work for him. It was Julie K. Brown's investigative reporting for the Miami Herald that got the Epstein case reopened. Trump did nothing!
originally posted by: PraetorianAZ
originally posted by: kasalt
a reply to: dashen
Alan Dershowitz is implicated in Epstein's crimes and helped secure his non-prosecution agreement? Dershowitz got Epstein off the hook so he could go back to his island and perform satanic human sacrifices of children and extract their adrenochrome for upwards of another decade, and then Dershowitz himself went to work for Trump. That doesn't bother you?
Dershowitz, Maxwell, and Acosta--all accessories to Epstein's crimes--also have close ties with Trump. And of course, Trump himself was friends with Epstein for many years. But, nothing to see here folks! Ignore the obvious!
Keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer.
originally posted by: kasalt
originally posted by: PraetorianAZ
originally posted by: kasalt
a reply to: dashen
Alan Dershowitz is implicated in Epstein's crimes and helped secure his non-prosecution agreement? Dershowitz got Epstein off the hook so he could go back to his island and perform satanic human sacrifices of children and extract their adrenochrome for upwards of another decade, and then Dershowitz himself went to work for Trump. That doesn't bother you?
Dershowitz, Maxwell, and Acosta--all accessories to Epstein's crimes--also have close ties with Trump. And of course, Trump himself was friends with Epstein for many years. But, nothing to see here folks! Ignore the obvious!
Keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer.
Keep your friends close but appoint your enemies to positions of power in your administration? Hilarious.
"As this court has noted, the Covid-19 pandemic represents an unprecedented health risk to incarcerated individuals, and Covid-19-related restrictions on attorney communications with pre-trial detainees significantly impair a defendant’s ability to prepare her defense,” Maxwell’s lawyers wrote Friday in their argument for bail. “Simply put, under these circumstances, if Ms Maxwell continues to be detained, her health will be at serious risk and she will not be able to receive a fair trial.”
Ghislaine Maxwell reportedly confided in William Steel that she had a “Polanski scheme” (after director Roman Polanski who fled the US after being accused of sexual relations with a 13-year-old girl) in case either she or Jeffrey Epstein became wanted by the FBI. Maxwell’s plan was to flee to France where she allegedly couldn’t be extradited.
It came as a surprise to Steel that Ghislaine Maxwell was apprehended in New Hampshire. Steel planned to go to authorities about her flight plan before the bail hearing. He also submitted evidence he had about Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein but doesn’t know if anything came of it.
From 1913 to 1984, Quill and Dagger had at least one member in the U.S. Congress every single year. In recent decades, the society has had a strong presence in the U.S. State Department and related government positions, with two National Security Advisors, two Directors of Policy Planning, and numerous assistant secretaries and senior advisers. Additionally, two members recently served as World Bank presidents, and many members serve on the Council on Foreign Relations. Many of these government officials interact regularly in their professional duties. At least five members of George W. Bush's administration were Quill and Dagger members: Stephen Friedman, Stephen Krasner, Paul Wolfowitz, Stephen Hadley, and Carol Kuntz. President Barack Obama's administration included Deputy Secretary of Labor Seth Harris, Associate Counsel to the President Alison J. Nathan, Deputy Director of the Office of Environmental Quality Gary Guzy, and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Markets Mary J. Miller.