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What is the first report of her pregnancy in Paris?
Well that's a very interesting question, isn't it. I believe the actual answer would be "the 1870's," when her son reported it as family History/Lore. Jefferson, who was meticulous with his records, notes nothing of the supposed Hemings 1789 pregnancy.
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Tax on unrealized gains was officially proposed by last president and it hardly got any attention.
That's because it would require a Constitutional Amendment. State Taxes are a different animal though.
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More made up "black history"

Looks like the father of her kids was more than likely his "simple" brother who was known to party and "hangout" in the slave quarters.

Why can't journalist and "historians" do the slightest bit of research rather than go with their own narratives?
One would need to explain the Paris pregnancy. There are a litany of possibilities, but it's a major anchor of of the TJ-lecher thesis.
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I’ll restate it thusly: According to her everything was consensual until he turned her around and screwed her.
My point was that her fictional account was/is completely implausible. She actually testified she ran out of the area with her tights still around her knees. There is no way in hell any of that happened unnoticed in Bergdorf Goodman's. The entire case epitomizes a travesty of law.
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There isn't clear evidence of what exactly Andrew did
Well, in Andrew's case, Virginia Giuffre's testimony coupled with pics in Maxwell's lair are at least somewhat compelling. Now one could argue that Andrew might have been deceived regarding age or consensuality, but there's plenty of smoke.
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According to her, this was all completely consensual
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She alleges that Donald Trump sexually assaulted her in a dressing room of luxury department store Bergdorf Goodman in the mid-1990s. In her lawsuit, she says Trump attacked her inside a dressing room in the lingerie department, where he “seized both of her arms” and then “jammed his hand under her coatdress and pulled down her tights.” After unzipping his pants, “Trump then pushed his fingers around Carroll’s genitals and forced his penis inside of her,” according to the lawsuit.
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Tons of people who clearly have no evidence of illegality are becoming sacrifices simply for associating with Epstein. Look at the link I've provided a few times ITT to the former Obama counsel who just resigned from Goldman Sachs for an example.
Yep.
That was always the concern.
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When I lived in Maryland and was looking for a home to purchase, there was a nice house in the development I ultimately bought in that was listed for about $100K less than comparable homes in the area. When I asked about it, my realtor told me there was a squatter there that the current owner had not been able to get rid of and that the home was being sold "as-is", including the squatter.
:rotflmao: Too funny.
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She was a FULL GROWN arse WOMAN
So was Teresa Helm. She was 22. Her single encounter was in Epstein's Manhattan house. Epstein asked for a foot massage. She complied, and her moved his foot to her "intimate area." That was the extent of it. She apparently felt trapped. So she finished the foot massage, then excused herself, and left. She never saw him again.
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Why does everyone "know" that this is fake?
Anyone with a brain knows. Sorry, but come on!

Donald Trump was one of the most familiar celebrities in NY.
He was not going to stroll into any 5th Ave Department Store unnoticed.

He certainly was not going to drag a woman into a women's changing booth for a quick shag unnoticed.

And no one, not Trump, not anyone, was going to assault a woman in a Bergdorf Goodman changing booth, yank down her pants, have her wrestle herself away, then stagger out of the store with her pants around her knees, without being noticed. It is absurd beyond belief.

This is where E Jean's supposed unnoticed "assault" and pants down escape occurred:



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Ehh, who knows?
Anyone with a brain.
Donald Trump was one of the most familiar celebrities in NY.
He was not going to stroll into any 5th Ave Department Store unnoticed.

He certainly was not going to drag a woman into a women's changing booth for a quick shag unnoticed.

And no one, not Trump, not anyone, was going to assault a woman in a Bergdorf Goodman changing booth, yank down her pants, have her wrestle herself away, then stagger out of the store with her pants around her knees, without being noticed. It is absurd beyond belief.

This is where E Jean's supposed unnoticed "assault" and pants down escape occurred:



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Still too damn high! Accumulated inflation over the last five years is over 20%. We are still above target of 2% and need to go slightly below to try to balance out the inflation the last several years.
We are heading to fiscal dominance if we don't get our financial house in order. FD will be a new paradigm. It will cream average Americans.

ITR, we've arrived at a point where any "cure" in the Fed's toolbox creates equal or greater problems elsewhere. In this instance, the tool the Fed is employing coincidentally stomps economic growth and exacerbates the deficit.

Short of Congress shedding impotency and doing its job, which is nowhere on the horizon, the only way out of our current deficit-debt mess is economic growth. Economic growth does not equate to inflation. Yet, Fed actions stifle growth under the premise of inflation reduction.

Further, AI advancements are inherently deflationary, and are employment threats. All reasons to lower rates.
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Why did they redact the name and photo?
TBH, they seem to have realized they were dealing with a massive volume of information, court-ordered protections, pending cases, and so they over-redacted out of an abundance of caution. Even so, they missed things.

The unredacted private release to Congress should have been the plan from Day 1.

The rationale was certainly not to protect Trump from information that has been in the public domain for 30-35yrs.
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Squatters Return to $2.3M Maryland Home After Jail Release
Neighbors Fear Escalation

February 11, 2026

BETHESDA, Md. (WBFF) — A former inmate has slipped back into a $2.3 million Bethesda mansion just days after a 90-day prison sentence, reigniting a neighbor-fueled dispute that has turned the quiet suburb into a real-life courtroom drama.

Neighbors say the property, owned by Citigroup Mortgage after a foreclosure, was taken over by Tamieka Goode and her partner, Corey Pollard. Social-media clips posted by Goode, including a TikTok line, “You can’t be doing regular people s––t,” have amplified tensions.

“Less than two weeks of being incarcerated, Tamieka Goode is back in the house,” neighbor Ian Chen, a 19-year-ancient college student living next door, told reporters.

Out on Bond

Goode, who describes herself as a “pro-se litigation coach,” was found guilty on all counts of fourth-degree burglary and trespassing by Judge John C. Moffett on Jan. 22, 2026. She received a 90-day sentence, served immediately and posted a $5,000 cash appeal bond before being released on Feb. 2.

Within hours, security footage captured two women walking across the icy driveway, one wearing green pants matching Goode’s outfit when she faced the judge.

Attorney’s Defense

In a candid interview, Goode’s lawyer Alex J. Webster, III of Maronick Law, claimed his client “did her research” and exploited a “title issue” to invoke so-called squatter’s rights, even though Maryland has no specific statute granting such rights.

Webster declined to confirm the number of occupants, saying, “definitely more than one,” and defended Goode’s parenting, noting a juvenile child was present during Goode’s brief incarceration.
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Law Enforcement Response

When Ian Chen first called police about a suspected forced entry, officers merely knocked and left after receiving no answer. Subsequent inquiries to the Montgomery County Police Department were redirected to the agency’s landlord-tenant office.

Shiera Goff, director of media and public information, wrote that the occupants have “gained residency status” after more than 30 days in the home.

Legal History of Corey Pollard

Pollard faces an active bench warrant for missing a hearing in late Jan. 2026. Over the past decade he has been charged with vehicle theft, felony theft, and unauthorized property removal. Federal records show a 2024 conviction for transporting stolen vehicles from Pennsylvania to Maryland.

Unbelievable ! :casty:
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Kash Patel said there was only one name on the list
What list?
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"I've known Jeff for fifteen years. Terrific guy," Trump booms from a speakerphone. "He's a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side. No doubt about it -- Jeffrey enjoys his social life."
Quote was published in the Oct 2002 NewYorker Magazine interview in a fluff piece about Epstein, not from an email: Jeffrey Epstein: International Moneyman of Mystery

Lauren Petrella was a Hawaiian Tropic Girl in the 1993 timeframe. There are tons of pics of Trump with similar girls at that stage.


All in the public domain. Why is this embarrassing?
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"I've known Jeff for fifteen years. Terrific guy," Trump booms from a speakerphone. "He's a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side. No doubt about it -- Jeffrey enjoys his social life."
Quote was published in the Oct 2002 NewYorker Magazine interview in a fluff piece about Epstein, not from an email: Jeffrey Epstein: International Moneyman of Mystery

Lauren Petrella was a Hawaiian Tropic Girl in the 1993 timeframe. There are tons of pics of Trump with similar girls at that stage.


All in the public domain. Why is this embarrassing?

re: Tariffs cost states $200 billion

Posted by NC_Tigah on 2/13/26 at 6:03 am to
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The topic is tariffs. So naturally those things will be discussed.
You've made your TDS (Tariff Derangement Syndrome) obvious.

We could address tariffs as a counter to post-WWII predatory trade practices, practices that eventually hobbled domestic industries. We could talk about the stupidity of inflationary assumptions tied to tariffs. We could juxtapose your TDS with your position on corporate taxation. We could discuss the negotiation angle of higher tariff threats, and the effects those had on reductions of trade restrictions abroad, or a dozen other issues.

I didn't even go there though. I simply pointed out the indisputable budgetary effect of tariff revenues. You then proceeded to dispute the indisputable.