Intelligence sources believe Epstein was running ‘the world’s largest honeytrap operation’ on behalf of the KGB when he procured women for his network of associates.
Some small part of me will be pissed for the rest of my life knowing Dale Gribble was absolutely right about everything.
He’s a wise man and an excellent lover, or so I was told.
Hey, you still bringin your macaroons to the gun club potluck Dale? It’s this Sunday I called Nancy and she said she’d be at John Redcorns’ and didn’t know what your plans were.
I don’t know who Dale Gribble is, I don’t answer to that name, and frankly it sounds like the kind of identity the government invents so you’ll accidentally admit to owning a leaf blower.
Now purely for the sake of accuracy, if this so-called ‘Dale Gribble’ were bringing macaroons to the gun club potluck, which I am not confirming, then let’s get one thing straight: they are almond-extract macaroons, not vanilla. He switched after 2004. Anyone saying otherwise is either misinformed or working off outdated surveillance notes as we all know ovens run on government-calibrated thermostats.
As for the potluck itself—total psy-op. Food-based compliance exercise. Coconut is a known vector for trust-building. I’ve said this for years.
We’ve known for about a decade.
Corporate news sewers sold us all out.
Almost like billionaire owned media won’t tell the truth about billionaires.
If your press is free but it can be owned by a private coproration then it’s not a free press.
It’s more that they own the underlying infrastructure. It was the presses, now it’s light pipes.
At least in Canada and the USA, most publications are owned by private corporations. Canada’s right is fuelled by Post Media’s papers, which is owned by a MAGA hedge fund. The CBC and some very small independents like Breach Media or The Narwhal are the only ones not owned by private interests.
