[Pickle Daddy]

What do you think? Is Trump going to get sued for what he allegedly did on the island? Personally I believe that he was not that much invovled into activities because there's not so much info but I might be wrong since he can censor what he wants so. What are your thoughts on this?

[DramaKing]

What do you think? Is Trump going to get sued for what he allegedly did on the island? Personally I believe that he was not that much invovled into activities because there's not so much info but I might be wrong since he can censor what he wants so. What are your thoughts on this?

The Epstein files revealed that Trump called the police on Epstein for being a perv. His alleged visit is just that. Trump haters didn't consult facts before blindly defaming the man.

[DelTex]

Love him or hate him, there's no true left or right politician in a position of power in the US's current government.

45 of the 46 US presidents all share a common founding ancestor. That mans name was King Henry VII of England.

The only president verifiably not linked to the royal bloodline of the United States kings was our 8th president - Martin Van Buren.
Side fact, he was also the first US "king" to be born a US citizen!

Funnily, this was only publicly acknowledged around 2010 when a 12 year old girl and her grandfather (who is a genealogist) worked together on one of her school projects. You can read about it HERE if an actual article would be helpful.

When you look at the data for all 92 top two running candidates in each election, ~88 of the total 92 also share the same bloodline - though this number is based only on independent studies, as I have been unable to find any official study that comments on it.

Besides, you can't forget that the country was(is) built and ran by the freemasons.
Just look at the original members of the US Senate. The Senate requires a collective 2/3's vote to pass any bill on up.
17 of the 26 original US Senate members (2 for each of the original 13 US States) are historically verified freemasons. (17.33333... is 2/3's of 26 btw).
Some sources claim the first "US Senate" roster only represented 11 states due to the fact that 2 states still hadn't ratified the Constitution when it was first founded - but for the sake of example you need to be more focused on the fact that freemasons controlled the necessary 2/3's votes required to pass up ANY new laws/bills to the president. They have been in control of the country since day 1.

Also interesting note, historically the freemasons have "officially existed" since the 16th or 17th century. However a document called the Regius Poem was found in the 1800's that confirms their existence to extend possibly as far back as 1390. Regardless, the first lodge they built was in 1599 in Scotland - but the first grand lodge they constructed was almost 200 years later in London, England - 1717 (the country our US presidents get their royal bloodline from).

TLDR / Conclusion;

All this to say, it doesn't matter if Trump (or anyone else) ends up getting taken to court over the Epstein files (though I personally doubt that would ever happen) - because even if he was kicked out of power tomorrow, they'd already have our "next two royal bloodline candidates" picked out for us to "choose" from.

[RangoWorld]

Why would he be sued? For what exactly though?

Sorry I'm a bit unaware of the details.

[Rahul007rhp]

Not sure on it , but i think if there he might be if there is some hard evidence of any wrong doings