Johnny on Nostr: Nobody disagrees with the fact that we should find a way to make the pedos and other ...

Nobody disagrees with the fact that we should find a way to make the pedos and other monsters pay the price for what they have done. Considering the fact that they have committed horrible crimes, it’s not possible to make them pay a price high enough.

Let’s not forget something:

This has been going on for more than a hundred years. And it’s global. The system is so incredibly corrupt and sick that it cannot deliver justice. Here is a good example:

Jeffrey Espstein was “convicted” in a Florida state court of sex crimes against minors. He served 13 months in Palm Beach County jail with a work release during the day. The deal was negotiated by Alex Acosta, who said that he had been instructed to "leave it alone" because “Epstein belonged to intelligence".

So, Epstein got the sweetheart deal, BECAUSE he belonged to the organized pedo group.

The corrupt fiat system wants you to get angry and demand it (them) to fix the problem, so that the system can be “built back better”. Spoiler alert: it’s not going to be better.

The one and only way to is to remove these monsters from power is to use things that they do not control. Bitcoin instead of fiat currencies; self-custody instead of banks or other companies that have to respect the local laws; Nostr and privacy + freedom tech instead of big tech. If possible, consider homeschooling your kids. Support your local farmers.

The system is not going to punish itself. It’s going to punish you, if you make the mistake of trusting it to fix the problem. So, do not have your hopes high when it comes to the legal system punishing these monsters.

Having said that, if you happen to bump into one of those pedos while hiking in your local forests, feel free to inflict some pain.

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The Epstein files represent potentially the most significant investigation into elite criminal networks in modern history. We’re talking about documented evidence of trafficking and abuse that touches some of the most powerful people in the world.

So where is the coverage? Where is the transparency? An administration that promised unprecedented openness to the American people has gone conspicuously silent on this issue. The files sit there, documented and real, yet the conversation around them has been muted at best.

This deserves our attention. This deserves answers. When those who promised to drain the swamp refuse to even acknowledge what might be the deepest, darkest part of it, we need to ask why. The victims of these crimes deserve justice. The public deserves truth. Our children deserve a system that pursues predators regardless of their wealth or connections.

Why are we accepting this silence? What happened to the promise of exposing corruption wherever it exists? These are not partisan questions. These are human questions. If we cannot unite around protecting the most vulnerable and holding the powerful accountable for abuse, what can we unite around?

The lack of outrage is itself outrageous.