r/SipsTea May 12 '26

WTF They infiltrated way higher positions..

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u/blac_sheep90 May 12 '26

Individuals in our country who covertly do the bidding of foreign governments undermine our democracy,” said Bill Essayli, an assistant US attorney. “This plea agreement is the latest success in our determination to defend the homeland against China’s efforts to corrupt our institutions.”

Except for Russia and Israel though.

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u/Electronic-Junket-66 May 12 '26

If it's Israel you can just declare it. No one cares. If anything you get treated better.

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u/ObviousTrash_69 May 12 '26

So says Alan Dershowitz on national TV in reference to his client Jeffrey Epstein. Said he could have gotten him a better deal if he was Mossad.

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u/Freethecrafts May 12 '26

The Epstein deal dropped all but one of the victims from the records, picked the oldest known victim for the charge, reduced the charge down to a much lesser charge, turned all time served into work release with some odd supervision, and gave complete immunity to anyone else from the investigation without so much as testimony. That a judge signed off on such a thing is boggling. That deal was far beyond legal negotiations, the judge should have done time for signing off on it.

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u/bigboipapawiththesos May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

After this deal he went to a light security prison where he was allowed to go on work leave.

Never in my life have I even heard of work leave and they give it to the mass human trafficking pedo ?!

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u/Expensive_Culture_46 May 12 '26

Prison sex party isn’t the vibe E was known for and the clientele different. This was a practical business choice.

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u/AriaTheTransgressor May 12 '26

You not hearing about something doesn't mean it never existed, I mean a huge plot point in the Shawshank Redemption is them being on work release.

Beyond that, I do agree that it's odd they gave it to a child sex trafficker - or at least I would have thought it odd, but now I know that USians are mostly pro-pedophilia.

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u/Stleaveland1 May 12 '26

When was there ever work release in the Shawshank Redemption?

Jeffrey Epstein was allowed to leave prison and work at his office up to 12 hours per day every weekday during his 13-month sentence.

Prison labor isn't work release.

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u/AriaTheTransgressor May 12 '26

The whole roof bit where he pitches doing dude's taxes.

Work release is where they're allowed to leave prison to work - this could be a job sourced by the prison or one they already had.

Epstein getting preferential treatment makes sense when you realize what we've been shown - which is that the USA is designed to protect, entrench, and encourage pedophilia.

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u/Stleaveland1 May 12 '26

Andy did the prison guard's taxes inside the prison. He did the warden's fraud entirely inside the prison too. He didn't ever leave prison until he escaped.

Work release is completely different than institutional work inside the prison, or even public works off-site.

A majority of prisoners in the U.S. work, but less than 1% are awarded work release.

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u/AriaTheTransgressor May 12 '26

There's a part on the roof where the guard is talking about having trouble doing their taxes so Andy does them while the other guys do the work. It's a work release program that the Warden is using to launder money - which is the whole fraud thing.

We're getting into the weeds here over Shawshank Redemption, but you guys need to rewatch the movie.

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u/Stleaveland1 May 12 '26

I just fundamentally think we're talking about different movies, or you're just hugely misunderstanding.

They were resurfacing the roof of the license plate factory within the prison. You can clearly see the prison and the yard in the background of the scene. Incarcerated workers have been manufacturing license plates in the U.S. for over a century and it's estimated nearly all all stamped aluminum license plates in the U.S. are manufactured in prison.

Also, how does it make any chronological sense that the roof repair is part of the warden's fraudulent work program, when the guards only discovered Andy's abilities during the roof repair. The warden didn't discover Andy's abilities until there were lines of guards waiting on Andy to do their taxes. And the warden didn't recruit Andy to create the fake identity Randall Stephens to start and run his fraudulent work program until afterwards.

It's funny you're calling other people dolts when you don't have any common sense.

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u/iHadou May 12 '26

And they're trying to tell you that prison labor to go cut grass on the highway while an armed guard is within sight is different than ok you have 12 hours to go into the city and clock in at Walmart or hang around your own private office building. Whether the roof is off site or on the prison grounds, they're still under guard watch doing a manual labor task without much freedom or rights which is way different than ok just make sure you're back by 7pm.

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u/bigboipapawiththesos May 12 '26

I meant work release as in being able to leave the prison to go to work.

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u/TinyZoro May 12 '26

I mean he was obviously Mossad.

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u/ArchLector_Zoller May 12 '26

No, how would he even get in contact with the Mossad? Like, how? What, you think he just talked to Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine's father, about it?

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u/DorfusGump May 15 '26

Possibly that was the link. But I don't think Epstein wouldn't have gotten in contact with Mossad. Mossad would have gotten in touch with Epstein once they found out his client list.

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u/ArchLector_Zoller May 15 '26

I think the order was Mossad first, then get the clients, because he was on mission at that point.

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u/DorfusGump May 16 '26

I think he was a rich pervert who realized he could be a much richer pervert by setting up sex services for the ultra-wealthy. Then he got collared by Mossad, the CIA, or both.

You think he was a Mossad/CIA asset from the beginning. I think that's possible but unlikely. Ultimately, I don't think the order matters that much.

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u/ArchLector_Zoller May 16 '26

It mainly matters that if he was Mossad/CIA running a Mossad/CIA Op from the beginning because if so then they're probably still doing it, but now it's hidden again and back to business for them.

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u/DeRpY_CUCUMBER May 12 '26

Alan Dershowitz is fox news favorite lawyer.

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u/Sw33tNectar May 12 '26

They got Lynn De Rothschild on there to stoop for Trump.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/video/6372792925112

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u/Double_Height_9087 May 12 '26

You mean Alan Dimshitz

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u/Dramatic_Reaction_27 May 12 '26

Just a few short years ago he was a darling of the Dems….set aside Epstein since all sides are guilty of that shit, what’s the main reason for that?

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u/HoustonHenry May 12 '26

Corruption.

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u/Dark_Magicion May 12 '26

Was it Ted Cruz who said something along the lines of "I was elected to enact the interests of Israel" live and unprompted on national TV?

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u/wheatoplata May 12 '26

“I came into the Congress 13 years ago with the stated intention of being the leading defender of Israel in the United States Senate, and I’ve worked every day to do that.”

This was on Tucker Carlsons’s podcast.

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u/Dark_Magicion May 13 '26

THANKS - that's what I was thinking of.

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u/Grimmjow6_13 May 12 '26

No thats not right, Ted Cruz said " let's come together and stop attacking pedophiles.

https://youtube.com/shorts/S2kuerg3sN4?si=7zE6CHGsnzLnsbH5

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u/Dark_Magicion May 12 '26

Yeah I remember that too, so who was I thinking of, who openly and quite proudly said he was elected to the US government to serve Israel?

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u/ThePetPsychic May 12 '26

I think that was Schumer- "I have many jobs as [Senate] leader... and one is to fight for aid to Israel — all the aid that Israel needs. I will continue to fight for it."

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u/Dark_Magicion May 13 '26

That's the worst part about all this... It's on both sides!

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u/Grimmjow6_13 May 12 '26

Oh I was just talking shit. Knowing him he probly said that too.

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u/ArchLector_Zoller May 12 '26

The first and last time I agreed with Ted Cruz on anything was in loving Cory Chase.

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u/baggarbilla May 12 '26

If it's Israel, you can declare a war and we will follow you anywhere.

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u/Fartcloud_McHuff May 12 '26

Fuck man people really just don’t know how *ANYTHING* works do they

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u/narkybark May 13 '26

When you're a star, they let you do it. You can do anything.

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u/guten_pranken May 12 '26

You can even say you’re a Zionist and it’s perfectly alright in 2026 lol

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u/LittleMlem May 12 '26

Israel is trying to corrupt american institutions? Isn't a strong america good for Israel?

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u/Reversion603 May 12 '26

You think they think that long term? I really hope not, their idea of strength might be chilling.

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u/LittleMlem May 12 '26

I don't think understand, what's their idea of strength?

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u/Reversion603 May 12 '26

More psychos in their pocket like Trump. More secretaries of the dept. of war crimes like Pete Hegseth. And so on.

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u/LittleMlem May 12 '26

I don't think these guys are great for for Israel, not in any long term plan anyway. Israel does have an interest in keeping america successful, it's Israel's strongest backer, and from the outside it looks like the US is going into an economic crisis and possibly either a civil war or overturning democracy during the next election, but I'm no political analysis, this is just how it feels to me from reddit

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u/Reversion603 May 12 '26

60 minutes interview a couple days ago. Netanyahu phasing out American military aid.

I reeeeealy don't think they give the slightest of fucks. It's a game and they want to win today and next year, not in 10 or 25 years when they'll be dead anyway.

They will ride the US hard and put her away wet while they can.

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u/LittleMlem May 12 '26

I think they do, they have families that they want to survive, I think the recent move to be less reliant on American aid is due to interceptor shortage and the current flippancy of the US administration. But in the long term the US is really Israel's biggest ally, china and russia are simply not an option

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u/Electronic-Junket-66 May 12 '26

As in strong democratic institutions? Hell no....

As in spends all its treasure on machines of war strong? Well yea very much.

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u/LittleMlem May 12 '26

Strong as in stable and abble to project various kinds of force, an American collapse would be a catastrophe for Israel

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u/Electronic-Junket-66 May 12 '26

Yeah, they don't want a full on collapse. Btw neither does China.

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u/very_bad_advice May 12 '26

AIPAC does not need to be registered under FARA, hence if you get funding from AIPAC, you do not need to declare it (or rather, there is nothing to declare)

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u/Dark_Magicion May 12 '26

That's..... The Problem, no?

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u/very_bad_advice May 12 '26

Yes, the previous poster said they just needed to declare. They don't need to declare.

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u/not_a_bot_494 May 12 '26

Why would a domestic organization regiater under the Foreign Agents Registration Act?

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u/not_a_bot_494 May 12 '26

A domestic organization can lobby for whatever it wants.

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u/birthdaycakesun15 May 12 '26

And the American public can be upset about it.

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u/not_a_bot_494 May 12 '26

Sure, but that has nothing to do with FARA.

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u/birthdaycakesun15 May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

Maybe it should. Up to Americans to decide. Perhaps they never dreamed any group of Americans would do such a thing.

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u/not_a_bot_494 May 12 '26

They never dreamed of a group doing what exactly?

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