It was NOT a a mistake by the DOJ!

[imanamerican63]

They say that it was a mistake that in the file released were pictures in-redacted photos victims with wearing no clothes and their names!

I call bullshit! It was their intention too was an attempt to make the victims look like they participating and also embarrass them?

I didn’t read the files, but just hearing about the DOJ’s so-called mistake, proves to me the administration is trying to make the victims the guilty ones! Talk about a corrupt administration!

[yorkster]

1. Yes. Intentional and meant to intimidate.

[pandr32]

2. Seems obvious!

The perps must be protected and the victims continue to be victimized.

[EdmondDantes_]

3. It's hard for me to determine what percentage is evil versus stupid

Because the Trump administration excels at both. Either way, it's unacceptable.

[Midnight Writer]

5. Not a problem. Evil AND stupid is a workable option.

[Ol Janx Spirit]

13. With this Administration it is the only option....

People in this Administration are chosen for a combination of exactly three reasons: evil, stupid, and looks good on TV.

The Venn diagram would show that they are all in both the evil and stupid circles....

[spanone]

4. The cruelty it causes is the point.

[Jbraybarten]

6. Seeing how fucked up the emails are, it's no surprise at what lengths that they will go to protect HIM.

[flashman13]

7. Good rule of thumb - It's always the victims fault.

[Hope22]

8. A mistake would have been the photos of the men.........

This is anything but.

[Talitha]

9. Exactly.

[PatSeg]

10. Yes, the victims keep getting victimized over and over again

I was thinking how traumatic it must be for them to see their famous abusers on TV on a regular basis, especially if he was Trump considering he's in the media all the time. It's hard to forget when his face is everywhere. Pretty hard to move on with your life.

[Buddyzbuddy]

11. If the victims depicted are minors, somebody(s)

guilty of distributing child porn. The DOJ doesn't get a mulligan. Especially since they're redacting volumes of pages to cover the Felon.

[Javaman]

12. the first question you need to ask is: who benefits the most by revealing these women's names and picts?

the orange asshole and his cabal of pedophiles, that's who.

they are trying to silence them

[Warpy]

14. No, it's an attempt to make this all about the girls and women

that asshole bought and sold when the full story is so much larger than that. Making it about his sideline is an attempt at damage control Once people start following that crook's money laundering conduits, the game is over for a lot of paper plutocrats. I've come across a few obscure articles in which people said Epstein scammed everybody he ever met.

Just don't be fooled into thinking his business was limited to pimping teenagers off to middle aged businessmen. That wouldn't have paid him the kind of money he was after.

[BattleRow]

15. Fwiw,has anybody interviewed Stormy Daniels re: Epstein files?

I would be curious if she has expressed any opinions ,or perhaps if she may be in the latest tranche.

[Jilly_in_VA]

16. Really!

I would LOVE to hear from Stormy on the subject.

[Susan Calvin]

17. That is absolutely my thought. nt

[orleans]

18. since they fucked up so bad shouldn't they all fucking be FIRED immediately? the correct answer is YES! nt