Epstein Secrets

the case was "investigated by the Baldwin County Major Crimes Task Force, the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office, the Bay Minette Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation." FBI Says Whitesboro, Schuyler Incidents Related. WKTV-TV Utica, NY (7/25, 3K) reports, "The two federal investigations in Whitesboro and Schuyle

d $2 trillion to the federal debt over the next decade and give DC free reign to increase government spending at will for the next two years." Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) tweeted, "Imagine if bills were named based on what they actually did. Today, I forced a vote to rename the budget bill that suspends the de

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over Jeffrey Epstein in Congress is expected to reignite when lawmakers return to Washington in September, with a bipartisan pair of lawmakers, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA), planning to force a vote on releasing federal files related to Epstein. The House Rules Committee and the House O

Bureau's Internal Counterespionage Unit The Washington Times (11/20, Picket) reported that an FBI employee filed a whistleblower disclosure accusing the bureau's Internal Counterespionage Cell of "gross misconduct, fraud and potentially criminal activities," including shielding Senior Executive Service execut

ned, and that internal failures allowed espionage to continue for years and cost millions due to compromised technology. The article noted that Rep. Thomas Massie called the situation an intentional "blind spot," that the disclosure claimed certain officials involved in the Mar-a-Lago search had also run off-t