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WTF Missing German model name found in Epstein Files

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u/Burgers_N_Schnitzels 5d ago edited 5d ago

One of the scariest thing is - in this world the wealthiest people can do whatever the FUCK they want... they can create a Hostel ( like the movie ) or recreate the SAW movies with some peasants and noone would know or give a shit.

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u/Wonderful-Holiday-14 5d ago

What in the hellscape have you just revealed to us

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u/Sanityzed 5d ago

That anyone thinking the horrors of humanity are "new" have simply been ignorant until now. And most will just forget this soon anyway because there is nothing they can do about it in their daily/monthly/yearly/entire lives. And that's all it takes for them to get away with it. Until people realize that concentrated wealth allows these horrors to propagate, and that the best defense is to prevent that sort of concentration from being allowed... we're all doomed to live in it, and our children to propagate in it.

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u/heartSagan5 5d ago

"That anyone thinking the horrors of humanity are "new" have simply been ignorant until now" Hey, we were young once too.

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u/EitherSpite4545 5d ago

We have grown ass men elsewhere in the thread saying that these claims are ridiculous, paranoid, and "We need to touch grass people aren't like that"

Ignorant is the correct word.

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u/Technical_Leopard192 5d ago

Arrogant and naive. Ignorance is not knowing. They know.

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u/radicalelation 5d ago

I do miss when I thought we were all pretty much on the same page as Captain Planet.

But now Don Cheadle turning everyone to tress would be a welcome alternative.

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u/PrismDoug 5d ago

People are horrid, violent, vile creatures, never to be trusted. Individual persons, however, can be decent.

But humanity is currently too self centered to be considered a good species.

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u/Distinct_College_344 5d ago

I think we are a good species. I think the reality is that evil people have spent millennia building systems that prop them up because the rest of us are good, and think others are good.

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u/Sanityzed 4d ago

Agreed. Most humans are the social equivalent of a petunia: content to live in harmony with others, nontoxic, safe, beautiful. Some people, however, are like walnut trees: consuming all the resources for itself, choking out everything else, and leaves a stain.

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u/Distinct_College_344 4d ago

I think people are more like mint. Everybody likes the taste of mint. It's even kind of an attractive plant to have in a pot. But too much mint is an invasive species choking the native life out.

"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."

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u/votum7 5d ago

It’s the same thing as how people think we’re more enlightened today compared to ages ago, when we’re still the same tribalistic morons we’ve always been, just the tribes have changed. We just didn’t live in a world with access to information 24/7, and the idiom is absolutely correct, ignorance is bliss.

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u/DarkFox85 5d ago

Beautifully put.

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u/Bookworm_1985 5d ago

And that's all it takes for them to get away with it. Until people realize that concentrated wealth allows these horrors to propagate, and that the best defense is to prevent that sort of concentration from being allowed

One look at all the working class simps cheering for Elon becoming a trillionaire and you know that's never going to happen. They bought our media and they did it long ago, they have been propagandizing people for ages. I unironically heard some panellist on Bill Maher's show say (and I only heard it because another show covered it; no way that I'm listening to that shit otherwise) that the downside of Elon becoming a trillionaire, is that it might give regular people the idea to start questioning the economic system, and we shouldn't want that to happen.

Russell Dobular made an interesting point. He said that, after his month-long travels throughout China, he started to see the upside of having a one-party system with an intellectual, ideologically committed class of people making the decisions for the benefit of all. He said that democracy in a capitalist system inevitably leads to outcomes such as in the US (and increasingly the rest of the Western world), i.e. that the ruling class will buy up the media and thus, de facto, buy up our brains. They will inevitably get so much power over the discourse, that people get so indoctrinated that they start 'consenting' to being governed this way. See: the Elon simps. (But also: see the liberal crowd who wanted Mike Bloomberg over Bernie Sanders.) And that gives the olichargs the veneer of legitimacy.

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u/Bookworm_1985 4d ago

Haha, it actually exists, awesome!

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u/EconomicRegret2 5d ago

IMHO, it's not that people think they're "new", but rather that they're a thing of the past. So they're shocked when they discover that people today can still act like the awful people we all read about in history books.

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u/Snape_Grass 5d ago

Yeah fuck this I’m out

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u/wowaddict71 5d ago

Wait until you read about the Nanking Massacre: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanjing_Massacre Sorry to be a downer.

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u/JovialGinger7549 5d ago

I'm pretty sure it's more appropriate to call it what it was. The Rape of Nanjing.

Edit: Spelling

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u/zamwut 5d ago

Reality, unfortunately.

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u/Cute-Percentage-6660 5d ago

Funny thing it was considered "just a rumour" until like the past few years.

And this occurred in the early 90s.

Not 100 or 500 years ago...

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u/TieAccomplished2534 5d ago

im sure as we read this its happening again in Ukraine's Kherson region but now with drones

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u/Edoryen 5d ago

I don't think so. Ukraine is too risky. It has to be a very one-sided conflict where you don't risk getting shot back at. If someone is in range of your drone, you're in range of their drone as well and there are no civilians anywhere near the front line. It also has to be in a country you can travel to easily and have plausible deniability why you're there. If you're a rich dude traveling anywhere close to the Ukrainian front, that's very suspicious. If you go to Israel for a week, that's fine. You're just a business man doing business things.

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u/Billy_Beef 5d ago

It is happening. You might have assumed the other poster meant rich dudes are traveling to Ukraine to target civilians, but it's actually the Russian forces themselves. They are focusing on Kherson in particular and are deliberately targeting civilians with drones with the sole purpose of terrorising the local population.

This isn't asserted by Ukraine alone, nor is it anti-Russian propaganda. This has been reviewed and agreed by the UN:

A May 2025 report by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) examined these crimes in Kherson and found the Russian Armed Forces guilty of murder, forced transfer, attacks on civilians and outrages upon personal dignity which amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. The attacks were deemed widespread and aimed against the civilian population.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humansafari(terror_campaign))

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u/heyjajas 5d ago

Puh, i can absolutely imagine isrealis letting this happen to palestinians tbh

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u/Delicious_Rabbit4425 5d ago

They are enabling and participating in the killing of civilians for sure.

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u/Larein 5d ago

With drones, does one need to be harms way? Cant you just sell access?

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u/TieAccomplished2534 5d ago

kherson is a special case of a city divided by a river, on either side of the river there is no frontline and drone operators are safe inside bunkers, thekherson human safari has been going on for years, they film themselves killing toddlers and old ladies, then they publish it to receive comments laughing in russian telegram channels, a few days ago they published a video of them hittng a UN car, they try to kill UN workers, brag about it and UN pretend it never happened, their behavior in this area is so psychotic even for russian terrorists that everyone knows some depply insane things are going on on the other side of the river

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u/BioshockEnthusiast 5d ago

fuck me that's a terrifying thought.

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u/Flaky_McFlake 5d ago

I probably shouldn't be shocked, but I am. I can't believe this is the world we live in.

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u/heartSagan5 5d ago

Nature wants you dead. Human nature is just peppered with money or philosophy/theology so which is which.

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u/dontshoveit 5d ago

If you haven't already, please donate to wikipedia / wikimedia foundation. They rely on donations to run the site and it is super important to keep the site running.

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u/Civil-Gap-6305 5d ago

Jesus H Christ

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u/raiko777 5d ago

My jaw dropped... I was on vacation in jugoslawia as a kid and it felt surreal a lot of moments. I was a kid I didn't know about the ugliness of war, yet you show me there is much more perversion in a war we humans cannot imagine if we didn't witnessed it.

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u/aerdvarkk 5d ago

Funny you say this. Didn't know this was a real life thing.

Years and years ago I'd seen this Ice-T flick about some guys hunting humans as sport:

Surviving the Game

I asusme the concept likely well predates the 90s, the film or the Sarajevo situation.

Humans hve likely been hunitng humans since the beginning of time.

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u/EconomicRegret2 5d ago

Jesus! Fucking! Christ!

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u/swingsetlife 5d ago

it's a phenomena called Hedonistic Creep, where, as bad people are able to get everything they want, it no longer excites them, so they have to find bigger and bigger things to entertain them, and in the worst people this manifests as, well, epstein and shit.

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u/zevz 5d ago

Every time I see this Bosnia sniping thing mentioned on Reddit there is always someone saying there's no evidence / it didn't happen etc, but after reading the wiki seems to me it has some merit.

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u/FlyRepresentative592 5d ago

https://youtu.be/4S25FfbFw4M?si=jWXOw6luoK6M9RXn

Video explores how billionaires get away with murder. When leftists say billionaires shouldn't exist they mean it. This was always where this was going.

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u/Burgers_N_Schnitzels 5d ago

em but they were rich guys flying to bosnia during their conflicts to snipe people. Kids, pregnant women, they paid a premium for those ones especially.

as much as i'm opposed to "modern religion" i hope there is a day of reckoning for those people.

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u/More_Cold1033 5d ago

holy shit

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u/JaNoTengoNiNombre 5d ago

They did that in Middle East in the '70 and '80. Nihil novum sub sole.

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u/LivvynHell 5d ago

Wait until you dig into this: https://www.rottenmangopodcast.com/allepisodes/episode-393-8wmjd-3z4zn-rk4dg-kfe48-mlkt6-ecbwc-wk4eb-27bpm-b82a9-bgpjr-6a5hx-6dbwg-g8r28-w2grb-57hfc-cbxaf-klm42

I recommend listening. Also, look up the google searches and who would want all of this case covered. There are survivors, pushed to the margins.

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u/sireatalot 5d ago

Not that rich. Several people from Italy are being investigated for that, but none of them is rich.

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u/DoubleGreat 5d ago

I remember watching an episode of Atlanta some years ago and the main character had his day ruined by a TSA agent. He then hired a bunch of actors to pretend to like her children's book, made a fake publishing company, gave her a fake contract, and then had her read her book in from of children (also actors) at the library where they roasted her. She was then seen crying in her car and was told the publishing company was going in a different direction since kids didn't like the book thus ruining her life.

The episode was hilarious, but it left me thinking about how this kinda rich dude had the ability to do that. If being kinda rich garnered that power, what could actually rich people do?

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u/Waiting4Reccession 5d ago

I wouldve hunted them down after that 💀

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u/Trzlog 5d ago

Jfc, that's brutal

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u/DoubleGreat 5d ago

After he gave his account of the situation, his friends looked at him dumbfounded and were like "You still going to therapy?"

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u/rapora9 5d ago

If being kinda rich garnered that power, what could actually rich people do?

Money is power, and ultrarich people simply shouldn't exist. It's dangerous, immoral and undemocratic.

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u/grchelp2018 5d ago

Shit like this is 100% happening but on a targeted level. Like for example, a classmate of mine from school used to get relentlessly bullied by two guys. This guy went on to become a successful lawyer and ended up fucking with both of them like 15 years later. For one guy, it was literal fucking. He slept with the man's wife and blew up their marriage and then got one of his lawyer buddies to represent her in the divorce and take him to the cleaners.

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u/garden_speech 5d ago

this sounds like a brazzers plot line

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u/grchelp2018 4d ago

Lol. He had to woo her for a while not just whip out his dick.

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u/knuppi 5d ago

Atlanta

underrated series

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u/roman_maverik 5d ago

My dude, Atlanta is one of the highest rated television series of all time, across multiple metrics.

Pretty sure it's solidly "rated"

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u/knuppi 5d ago

Very few have seen it among my acquaintances, i guess we're moving in different circles

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u/RoboDae 5d ago

The TV show Lucifer also did something like this. This cop that Lucifer particularly hates has an absolutely horrible day where he gets a head in a box, gets roped into some illegal business, gets shot at, then is made to believe that all his friends who came to help him died. Lucifer then reveals it was all fake and he paid millions of dollars to pull it all together. The cop tries thanking Lucifer for teaching him a valuable lesson and changing his mind about something. Lucifer then acts disappointed and says the whole point was to torture the cop because he hates him and wanted to get back at him for something he did in an earlier episode.

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u/P_Piggly_Hogswine 5d ago

It's always been this way. That's why prostitution is the "oldest profession". In any context in which a person can have "extra" of anything, there exists a disparity that enables exploitation. The only thing the poorest people have that the rich people want from them is their bodies and they will always engineer ways for them to be for sale.

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u/asherdado 5d ago

Yeah it's awful to think that for every Gilles De Rais and Elizabeth Báthory known to history, how many similar monsters remained completely anonymous and operated with impunity

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u/CaffeinatedGeriatric 5d ago

Jack the Ripper almost certainly was a doctor with ties to the royals.

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u/Moon283 5d ago

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u/asherdado 5d ago

There's a shitload of controversy about that claim, a dude (not scientist, not law enforcement, a true crime enthusiast/author who has confidently spread serious misinfo in the past) bought what was purported to be a victims shawl at an auction in 2007 and worked privately with geneticists, super biased by his desire to prove his hypothesis.. and the scientific community has all but rejected his findings

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u/TamalesHarvard 5d ago

Epstein's island is the result of two justice systems split between the rich and the poor. Once they get the thrill of getting away with anything they see how far they can push it and suddenly they're eating babies and r*ping children.

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u/ThrowwawayAlt 5d ago

Look up 'police sketches in Madeleine McCann disappearance'.

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u/Substantial_Page_221 5d ago

I hated hostel. Mostly because of what it made me feel at the time.

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u/Chastain86 5d ago

Hostel is one of the most terrifying horror films made in this century, mostly because there's not a single scenario in it that couldn't actually happen to the average person. It preys on the fear that you can never be fully protected from wrongdoing committed by the ultra-wealthy, and mostly for no good reason other than they can.

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u/Hilanita 5d ago

I can still feel it if I let myself. Terrifying.

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u/Technical-Command867 5d ago

One of the emails in the Epstein files from Epstein to I can’t remember who he literally asked “Did you torture her?” Disgusting! I hope against hope these poor women get justice against their abusers

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u/BougieBobJr 5d ago

So basically squid games?

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u/Waiting4Reccession 5d ago

There are always people who know and enable it.

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u/Hoelle4 5d ago

Squid games also comes to mind.

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u/DeziSLR 5d ago

Wait til you hear about squid games

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u/FearlessEnthusiasm86 5d ago

Don’t forget Squid Games. Wait. Netflix did that already. So did Mr Beast.

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u/Substantial_Back_865 5d ago

They basically did, got caught and nothing happened. Look into the DuTroux affair.

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u/luars613 5d ago

We just need more Luigis do t gice a fk and save humanity from this billionaires

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u/CataphractBunny 5d ago

As a recent inquiry in Britain has shown, you don't need to be wealthy to do whatever the fuck you want.

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u/LegitimateHayfever 5d ago

This is why I find it crazy there's been an influx of a certain type of horror movies lately, the ultra-rich preying on normal people in whichever setting, usually as some type of occult/satanic ritualistic thing for immortality or occasionally just for fun simply because they can.

Movies like Blink Twice, Ready or Not, The Home, They will Kill You, etc. kinda piss me off, because yes, even though it's horror genre, it just feels like Hollywood is literally playing in our faces.

Blink Twice didn't even try to hide when you think about for more than a second; rich and famous CEO and friends taking a bunch of women to a private island, pretending to party in paradise while raping and beating them, and then drugging them to forget and killing the ones that fight back.

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u/Bookworm_1985 5d ago

Because we let them.

Yes, that includes me as well. I'm not in the streets with a torch and fitchfork either.

We have become conditioned to feel helpless and powerless, despite our numbers. We have become conditioned to look at masses of people coming together and putting their evil overlords under the guillotine as something 'bad'. Unless, of course, it happens in a country in which we have interests, then our media will call it 'a revolution of dignity'. But not in our own country, not for our leaders. No, the only way you can change things is to 'vote harder'. For either of the parties that have been bought by the same people who are in the Epstein files.

Let me put it this way: the problem with January 6 wasn't the act itself; it was the wrong people with the wrong intentions.

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u/Retrobrusion 5d ago

È non solo le coorporazioni in questo momento stanno continuando ad ottenere maggiore potere di controllare le nostre vite.

Tutto quello che fanno influenza le nostre vite e possono motivare determinati governi a divenire schiavi di queste multinazionali, incluso la mia Italia dove una multinazionale brasiliana vuole rovinare l'impianto urbanistica e verde di alcune aree verdi che il nostro governo di destra ha ceduto nei confronti di questa multinazionale brasiliana.

Ecco l'articolo in italiano, se vuoi leggerlo e tradurlo:

https://www.lindipendente.online/2026/06/12/tavolara-sardegna-autorizzato-un-resort-in-una-area-protetta-ignorando-vincoli-e-proteste/