Non-prosecution deal protecting Epstein’s alleged accomplices to remain

this will NOT stand


The judges are bought and sold. Epstein was an intelligence asset for the United States and possibly Israel and others as well. He pimped little kids and blackmailed heads of state scientists and anyone you can imagine.
With his alleged suicide over the summer victims are left without Justice or a voice.

now not only does he get away from facing Justice his living accomplices get a sweetheart deal for absolutely no fathomable reason whatsoever.

This will not stand

The secret non-prosecution agreement that shielded alleged accomplices of dead pedophile Jeffrey Epstein will remain intact, a Florida judge ruled Monday.

U.S. District Judge Kenneth Mara also said that Epstein’s victims were not owed any money following the government’s violation of the Crime Victims’ Rights Act.

Various accusers filed suit in 2008 after learning that feds cut a sweetheart plea deal with Epstein but failed to notify victims until after the fact.

While Mara previously ruled that omission violated the law, he said in his Monday order that any further litigation was “moot,” given Epstein’s Aug. 10 suicide.

However, the judge instructed the government to do three things: Designate a representative to meet with the plaintiffs to discuss his decision; participate in a public court proceeding for accusers to speak publicly about their abuse; and ensure that future federal prosecutors in Florida undergo additional training on the Crime Victims’ Rights Act.

a reply to: dashen

But it will stand, because almost all of us on ATS have said from day 1 this case was going nowhere except maybe with someone dead... And that's it.

It sucks, but I don't really see what can be done about it.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

More dead pedophiles will be a fantastic start

a reply to: dashen

Bad ju-ju. Guv is screwing this up and then some.

Cheers

a reply to: dashen

Regarding this development, I'd show you my shock face but the jars under the bed are mixed up and I can't find it.

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: CriticalStinker

More dead pedophiles will be a fantastic start

It's too late.

People have been distracted with shiny tweets and democrats saying silly things at their "debates".

Onward to 2020 friend, all of our buddies have left us on this one.

Winning! Right? Swamp drained.

Lol.

One thing about America, it has lots of courts. With a case like this what is the supreme court going to say if the lower courts cannot sort their mess out?

a reply to: dashen

Yes. But it doesn't address that the government was an accomplice to his raping girls.

The government knew what was going on, did nothing about it, and funded him doing this in order to get blackmail material on people.

One of the biggest conspiracies in a while and it will just go away it seems.

a reply to: dashen


Judge was probably sitting in a puddle of his own urine while ruling as he did. I imagine if Epstien and all the allegations are true, the Intelligence Community most likely offered some assistance in coming to that decision or else.

a reply to: dashen

I don't understand how Hillary Clinton has so much influence over our judges.

Anyone seeking justice in Satans world can keep kicking the can down the road, it isn't going to happen.

All the crime that's intrinsically linked to these high level Satanists is never, and will never be exposed. When will people begin to understand this? Children are used because they're innocent. Evil will not expose evil because a kingdom divided cannot stand.

This world belongs to forces most people spend their lives making fun of and pretending they don't exist, they do and they own this place. How many more examples do we need?

Even the scientists at CERN have mock ceremonies.
.. . . . . . Come on folks, let's get real.

Looks like Judge Kenneth Mara did a 180 since February .
Did he feel some heat ?

a reply to: kwakakev

That it's impossible for a corpse to defend it's self in a fair trial, therefore it would be unconstitutional to prosecute or even overturn previous plea agreements.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: dashen

But it will stand, because almost all of us on ATS have said from day 1 this case was going nowhere except maybe with someone dead... And that's it.

It sucks, but I don't really see what can be done about it.

Can it be any more obvious how corrupt the whole system is these days?

Are you just going to bend over and take it or are you going to follow what it says in the constitution about dismantling a broken government?

originally posted by: surfer_soul

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: dashen

But it will stand, because almost all of us on ATS have said from day 1 this case was going nowhere except maybe with someone dead... And that's it.

It sucks, but I don't really see what can be done about it.

Can it be any more obvious how corrupt the whole system is these days?

Are you just going to bend over and take it or are you going to follow what it says in the constitution about dismantling a broken government?

Yeah right, all these new terrorism laws being passed are all about curbing dissent, go up against the goverment and you'll find yourself in gitmo.

a reply to: Jason79

That is a good point. That is also why there is the second amendment. In an immediate life threating situation you do have a right to defend yourself. If anyone is going to go in for the long game it is something to consider.

a reply to: surfer_soul

Can it be any more obvious how corrupt the whole system is these days?

It's always been said in jest that politicians f### us...

Well it's pretty evident some fu##ed some of their constituents kids, and the courts are covering them.

I can't think of a more blatant way for them to declare their corruption.

Are you just going to bend over and take it or are you going to follow what it says in the constitution about dismantling a broken government?

I used to wrestle with that question. At what point does someone take a stand? Well, let me tell ya my take.

Unfortunately only 50~ of the people vote, and that's just in presidential cycles. Dig deeper (though I don't think theirs an accurate way to measure this), far fewer go past MSM to get information.

As it stands, Hong Kong would fit the bill of a healthy democracy above ours. What a sad state of affairs.

The path you speak of doesn't work if people aren't doing the steps before it like voting or speaking.

This is probably the most shameful uses of the following phrase I've personally used... But it is what it is.

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

originally posted by: surfer_soul

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: dashen

But it will stand, because almost all of us on ATS have said from day 1 this case was going nowhere except maybe with someone dead... And that's it.

It sucks, but I don't really see what can be done about it.

Can it be any more obvious how corrupt the whole system is these days?

Are you just going to bend over and take it or are you going to follow what it says in the constitution about dismantling a broken government?

Yeah right, all these new terrorism laws being passed are all about curbing dissent, go up against the goverment and you'll find yourself in gitmo.

They can’t put everyone in gitmo, if one person doesn’t make a stand nobody else will and that to me seems to be the problem, everyone thinks somebody else will deal with it. Like boiling frogs it will be to late if nobody sounds the alarm and says we have to stop this right now.

Look at history, people weren’t just simply handed their rights and liberty on a platter, no they had to make a stand and fight for it. The Vietnam war ended because the public said enough was enough, a war with Syria didn’t happen because the public will was against it (oh and Russia) but you get my drift.

I for one would rather die fighting tyranny, oppression and utter corruption than living under it pretending there’s nothing I can do.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

The path you speak of doesn't work if people aren't doing the steps before it like voting or speaking. This is probably the most shameful uses of the following phrase I've personally used... But it is what it is.

Do you know why that is? It’s because of apathy. I have voted once in my entire life and I’m middle aged now, when there is no political party that represents what you believe in what is the point in voting for them? oh yeah to stop the party you hate the most from getting power? Well what a sad state of affairs that is, and I would suggest it’s been designed that way.

The fact that Trump became president filled me with hope because he was an outsider, sure many voted for him to prevent Hillary from winning and I’ve no quarrel with that thinking. But in Trumps campaign he said things about draining the swamp and returning America to its old values, this I strongly suspect is was what got many of those previous non voters out to vote for him. It might have all been BS but it was something many people really believed in, and that gives me hope.

The sooner ordinary people realise they have more in common with each other than they don’t and that they are the true power in the world with the means and resources to really improve things the better.

As long as people wrongly believe they are powerless and disconnected the tighter the shackles will bind bind them. It’s a very bleak future if we don’t stand up now.