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Well, they want us distracted from the Epstein files. They want us focusing just on Iran and Iran only, but we will not be distracted.
Let's start off with Tova Noel. Uh, this is a prison guard. She allegedly Googled Jeffrey Epstein about an hour twice about an hour before his body was found. She also allegedly received several cash deposits in the days leading up to Epstein's or body that looks like Epstein's uh being found.
This is the story from the New York Post saying that a prison guard Googled Jeffrey Epste before his body was found and deposited thousands days before pedophile suicide. One of Jeffrey Epstein's prison guards googled the sex predator minutes before he was found dead and also made a mysterious $5,000 cash deposit. 10 days before the predators jail cell suicide.
New Department of Justice documents reveal Tova Noel was one of two Metropolitan Correctional Center workers accused of falsifying records to say they checked on Epstein throughout the night before his August 10th, 2019 suicide. The guards were fired, but criminal charges against both were later dropped.
So what's interesting about Tovven Noel is that she was working with another prison guard and right after Epstein's supposed suicide or even supposed body being found. Now I think many of us are questioning whether or not there was even his body. Uh, before whatever it was that was found was found um, there was so after it was found uh, there was an investigation into these two prison guards because remember they supposedly fell asleep. They didn't check on him. You know, they were like the when there was an investigation of how could you guys how could everything fall apart. How could there just be no camera footage? He just happened to get extra bed sheets to kill himself. You just happened to not make the rounds. You just happened to, you know, this that and the other. There were so many things that were failure after failure coincidentally, layer upon layer of failure after failure after failure that these two guards were investigated and they were let go and they were basically found um to not have been doing their job.
Well, now fast forward several years later and we're now just finding out, and you have to ask the question, why are we just finding this out now that this prison guard has uh apparently they were looking into her for receiving some really strange cash payments. In fact, I believe that she received like 14 different C 12 deposits, a total of 12 deposits beginning in April of 2018.
So, what and this is also a little bit off topic but slightly scary. JP Morgan Chase flagged her account and said these are suspicious deposits that are suddenly being made into this account. They flagged it and uh apparently turned that over to the DOJ. Now, I don't know if they turned that over to the DOJ after there was an investigation into her regarding Epstein or if Chase, you know, if Chase just turns over to the DOJ all the time. Anytime you or I make a suspicious large deposit, they want to know where did this come from and they turn that over to the authorities. That's kind of frightening. But, um, but apparently they had flagged 12 of her deposits and said, you know, this is abnormal for this account. And those deposits began April of 2018. So the question is um, what is that about?
Now some of the prison people with inmates and other guards say that after Jeffrey Epstein's supposed body was found that people in the prison started saying that Tovin Noel had killed they were saying Miss Noel killed Jeffrey Epstein. Miss Noel killed Jeffrey Epstein. They say that you know she was acting suspiciously or she was the one who gave him bed sheets. There was a a video where they say they caught a suspicious person, like an orange figure walking toward the back of Jeffrey's cell. Remember that was just released a couple of months ago. And you know who is this shadowy figure that was going toward his cell? Well, they're trying to link that to her. They're saying, well, it was her carrying orange gear, you know, sheets or I don't carrying orange uniforms or something, going back there and uh giving Jeffrey Epstein extra sheets or potentially killing the guy. I mean, this is where they're trying to lead us with this story.
But there could be another story here. Perhaps she was in on helping him get out and perhaps they switched his body. And perhaps she was carrying well well perhaps the shadowy figure we saw wearing orange or carrying orange in the video release that happened just a few month a couple of months ago perhaps that was uh Jeffrey Epstein per himself getting out of the joint per or or somehow going in and out you know I'm not you know it's there's a lot of things that this could be or it could have been her bringing a jumpsuit to the body that was placed in the cell that wasn't Jeffrey Epstein's I mean, there's a lot of places that we could go with this, but I think one thing is why now are they giving us this information that, you know, she had received all of these deposits. Surely they knew about that when they were investigating her, but now we're finding out about this.
So, my suspicion is because many of us suspect that Jeffrey Epstein now many of us are feeling like there's no way this guy was dead. He was too powerful. He was too connected. He got out of there. He had too much money to remain in there. He could offer somebody a lot of money to help him get out and somebody like Tova Noel might be the perfect candidate for that.
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Why are they giving this us this information now? Is it because they want us to say, "Oh, she must have been the one that killed him, you know, she was googling him right before he was found." That's weird. You know, if you went in and killed somebody, would you Google them right before they were found? Or would you, if you helped them escape, would you Google them after you've helped them escape? I mean, there's so many questions here. None of it is adding up. I mean, what this does do is add another layer of complexity to or suspicion to the Jeffrey Epstein found dead in his cell story. Um, this just adds another layer of suspicion to it that I think many of us can look at and say, "Yeah, none of this none of this actually makes sense."
But now, let's get to the juice. Okay. Um, Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, there were a bunch of missing file. There still are a bunch of missing files that the DOJ has not released. They keep saying, "Well, we're done now. We're done, Pam Bunny. We're done now. We've given you everything." And yet sources in the no say that we've received maybe 60% 65% of the files in total. Um, and they're demanding more.
Well, we now have some of those. This is from CBS News saying that um reporting that the DOJ has also removed at least 65,527 pages from the files. CBS News found that there are several photos from the Metropolitan Correctional Center where Epstein was held and supposedly died. They didn't put supposedly in there. They just said where he died in 2019, including photos of his cell and prescription medications found there. Others are photos of hard drives and computers and other evidence investigators gathered on the cases, like file folders whose contents are unclear, or a bag whose label said it contained the ligature discovered around Epstein's neck. Some are photos of women or girls that were already redacted. One removed photo, which has since been restored, showed commerce secretary Howard Lutnik with Epstein on Epstein's private island. Lutnik has not been accused of any wrongdoing in relation to Epstein, although we know he's a liar. So, I mean, if you can lie about one thing, maybe lie about more. He said he had nothing to hide, but apparently he does.
Um, but some documents have been released now that they they were found to be covering up documents that were related to Donald Trump, and now we have some of those documents. I'm sure we don't have all the documents. I'm sure since we're in a war with Iran right now and somehow Trump was baited into it. He says, "Well, Jared Kushner talked me into it." That's his latest story. Jared and Steve uh talked me into it. You mean two Zionists talked you into a war with Iran? I mean, are you that dumb? Okay. Uh or I don't think he's that dumb. I think there's something that they're holding over him.
But this first document, this is one that claims Trump raped a young girl 13 to 15 years old and um that she had during the interaction bit him on the penis. So it says here the interviewing agents asked redacted to provide additional details regarding her first interaction with Donald Trump when she was approximately 13 to 15 years old in either New York or New Jersey and while also in the company of Jeffrey Epstein. Redacted clarified that when she previously said Trump struck her after she bit him on the penis, she provided further details that he pulled her hair and punched her on the side of her head.
So, this is what the DOJ actually took out of the document release. They didn't want us to see this cuz they were like, "It's just unfounded." Well, I mean, you could claim that about all of the all of the all of the documents. We still deserve to see them. That is what um that's what the American public demanded. That's what by law you have to release and then we decide. Uh this document says that um this is about the this is the FBI interviewing uh one of Trump's accusers. Says Trump mentioned something to the effect of let me teach you how little girls are supposed to be. Trump unzipped his pants, put her head down to his penis, and she bit the [ __ ] out of him. That was this is the so the same this is the same incident. Trump struck and said words to the effect of get this little [ __ ] the hell out of here. Redacted advised she bit Trump's penis because he disgusted her. He had money. It rire off of him. At that point, people re-entered the room. No further information provided.
So, they're covering this type of stuff up. You know, they're covering up the DOJ. our own DOJ was acting as Trump's personal attorneys and uh and they have redacted all of these documents so we don't get to see them. That leads us to wonder about Donald Trump. Now, at this point, you know, people will say, well, Trump was working with the authorities. He was turning he turned Epstein in. You know, he was he talked about how much he hated the guy. I think there is a possibility that Trump struck a deal that he struck an immunity deal during that time and he said, "I'll talk and I'll give you all the information, but I want complete immunity and there's a possibility he has immunity and perhaps that immunity is in these records we're not getting. Maybe that deal is in that in in these records." Something to think about. I don't know. But I do know that there have been allegations against Donald Trump and I do know we're in a war with Iran. So, um you be the judge on that.
Now, this just goes to show we have a bigger problem in this country, and that is we have a sexual abuse and even worse, a pedophilia problem in this country. This is the House. This was just last week. They voted to hide the sexual abuse files of each other. So when people make a claim against any member in the chamber um or any anybody working for the government in in the house um these claims are have not been public record. They have been shielded hidden even when there's payouts. American tax dollars paying off people that is not public record. Well uh it was put to the floor for a vote on whether or not it should be public record. And this is the result of that vote is that essentially um 357 House members voted to block this was a vote to block. This was to block the release of the congressional sexual misconduct and harassment reports. 65 voted in favor of releasing those.
So we have obviously a problem in this country of protecting and shielding. In fact, here's Representative Luna. This is what she had to say about it. >> All right. Um, I support Representative Mace, uh, Mesa's a um, subpoena here as well as the amendment to it. And I just think it's really disgusting how this institution protects itself because y'all, just half of them, voted to send this stuff to House Ethics where, you know, it's going to die. We know that members of Congress are using taxpayer dollars to pay off sexual harassment. We just had a member of Congress literally sexually harassed a woman that then lit herself on fire. And you guys all protected him. You guys all protected him. My my own side, your side. And so if you guys want to talk about victims, if you want to go out and virtue signal and then you guys are going to kill her stuff on the floor and then try to pass. Yeah, of course we should subpoena all of this stuff. But just I'm not going to sit here and play games. I think it's a complete fraud. I think that's why the American people hate us. I think the midterms are coming up and everyone should go on record for this. And I hope that members are exposed for this. I hope it goes back I think to the 70s because it's wrong that it's happening. It's wrong that we cover up for it. It's wrong that we can't censor our own side because people are busy making deals because you guys want to censor your side. It's a deal that's been cut and people hate us for it. So, yeah, I support it. >>
Okay. And here's uh Lauren Boowbert talking about it. >> I am absolutely disgusted that we could even get to 50 members of Congress who want immediate transparency. Don't we all campaign on transparency? Don't we all go out and tell the American voters that we are leaders and that we are going to get justice for them, that we are going to do by right by them, and then we hire their daughters to come work for us. and uh your tax dollars, millions and millions of dollars has been used in this slush fund as hush money to silence victims who have been sexually harassed, sexually abused by members of Congress. And then Congress is going to do exactly what it does best, investigate itself. And we know that none of that ever goes anywhere. The American people demand transparency. And this doesn't just pertain to a ranch in in Arizona or New Mexico or an EP or an island down in in the Virgin Islands. This is happening right here in our nation's capital and we should be held to the highest standards. And to every member who voted to send this to committee where you know this was sent to die on the House floor just moments ago. I hope you have a darn good reason to tell your constituents why you were not going to stand up for the victims. And I'm glad that we are doing something about it here in the oversight committee. I'm glad that this motion was made here so we actually have another chance at transparency. But again, these are your tax dollars. These are your tax dollars that were used to silence victims. They have been settled with victims. And to the members who voted against this, I go home and tell your daughters what you did today. Go home and tell your daughters what happens in the workplace, no matter where it is, in your hometown, in your nation's capital, and tell them what you did to help continue to cover up decades of corruption. I am absolutely in favor of this motion. >>
So, we have a societal problem uh definitely in our upper class politics. These people that run our country, we definitely have a problem with them. Not only just covering for Donald Trump, covering for Jeffrey Epste, covering for Israel, but covering for each other, covering for themselves. We have a serious cultural problem here. And it goes beyond that.
Tim Thibo, former football star, has exposed that the United States in general has a major pedophilia problem. Here he is testifying to Congress about that problem. >> It's over 89,000. We are losing the battle and we are losing the war and boys and girls are suffering for it. To give you an idea of the scope of what's happening in America, there's a red dot map right over there over my right shoulder. And that's just a six-mon screenshot of the US. And every red dot that is on there is someone that is downloading, sharing, or distributing child rape images, almost all under the age of 12. And there's over 330 of them just in that six-month screenshot. And we know that 55 to 85% of them are also hands-on offenders. And we know your average offender has 13 victims in their lifetime. The scale of harm right here in America. It's to a certain extent hard to comprehend, but that's why we're here. And when you knock down one of those doors, you also have no idea how many boys and girls you're going to find. From Operation Renewed Hope One, one of the doors that was knocked down, when they went in and seized this computer, they found that he also had raped 30 other boys and girls in that neighborhood. So there's a lot of work to do and ranking member Dur, you're right. We have to be able to act. >>
I mean, look at this map that he's showing us. This is a sixmonth snapshot of downloads, sexual images of children under 12 years old. That is a six-mon snapshot. Now, I don't want you to get confused and think, "Wow, we have a bigger problem in the East Coast than we do on the West Coast. We just have fewer people on the West Coast." And a lot of those areas that are empty are just areas that are empty in general. There's nothing there. So, we have a problem everywhere in this country. A pedophilia problem. We have a pedophilia problem.
Now, who you know, here we are. We we hear it all the time in the news that the people causing us all these problems are foreigners. It's always those foreigners, those black and brown people coming from all over the place. But Tim Tibo actually says, "Yeah, the problem is pervasively and uh disproportionately white men." This is what he says. >> The number one offender type is biological fathers, but by far it is being done by middleage Caucasian men. many over half of them college graduates. Um many of them are educated, good jobs. This isn't just who we're thinking about like they're they're, you know, technical savvy. And I I think that it is time that we call them out like that we can't stand by and stand back. Like we have to stand up and say not only are we not doing our job as men, it's actually the opposite. instead of being defenders and protectors of our families, we're hurting and abusing. >>
So there you go. Uh we have a pedophilia problem in this country. And unfortunately, the the type is very much in line with what we even see with the Epstein files. What Tim Tibo is exposing is that it's right in line with the type of men that are in these Epstein files and the type of men who are in our political class who are being protected by members of the House who didn't vote to release the congressional records of House sexual misconduct that has cost taxpayers millions upon millions of dollars. Um, the Office of Compliance reported paying out more than $17 million between 1997 and 2017 to settle workplace disputes, sexual complaints, most of them, the vast majority of them. A 2021 review of those records put the total at $18.2 million in settlements for 291 cases since 1997. So, um, lots of those being sexual misconduct.
We have a cultural problem in America that we have to reckon with and fix and we have to root it out. And a good starting point with where we should root this out is within our political class because they set the tone and if they can do it and they can get away with it, then so can everybody else. They're not going to be pushing for uh to to put a spotlight on this type of crime when they're the ones committing it. So, we have a cultural problem in this country. We have a pedo problem in this country. We have an Epstein class problem in this country. And it's about damn time we actually do something about it.
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