Epstein Secrets

ilitary strategy, that a clever or desperate army can always “trade space for time” -make a gradual retreat in order to buy time, is nearly gone now. Space is a wall that can be breached by time manipulation tools; there’s no place to retreat to. Markets in Mongolia, airports in Europe, Chinese urban lan

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