y’all really deserve awards, tv deals, money for this type of creativity

Seatbelts aren't designed for breasts. Real blood wasn't used for period product testing until like 2023. Female crash dummies weren't regularly used in crash tests until 2022. Women are 30% more likely to die if her surgeon is a man. Endometriosis affects 1 in 9 women yet it takes 10 years to diagnose and there's more research done on male pattern baldness than endo. And endo studies consist of how attractive endo patients are to males.

Once again

Also I love how all that has come of this is a debate over what does and what doesn’t count as pedophilia, as if raping and murdering adult women wouldn’t also be absolutely horrific….? I knew everyone hated women but damn. (Also they were pedophiles)

Done with this gross piece of shit disgusting website

Making Ai porn of somebody deserves prosecution and you need to be on a sex offender registry.

RT @PeterHotez: In the 1970s-80s measles was the single leading killer of children, 2-3 million died annually. Through EPI @WHO we brought…

In many ways Santa Clause 2 is a kindred spirit of Princess Diaries 2 as he must find a wife to get his kingdom (be Santa)

BREAKING: Survivors of abuse by Epstein call out Trump DOJ’s failure to comply with the law: “December 22, 2025 Statement from survivors: The Epstein Files Transparency Act imposed a Dec 19, 2025 deadline for the United States Department of Justice to release its full records of the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplices and enablers, with specific, narrow exceptions such as survivor identities. This law, enacted by a nearly unanimous vote in the House and unanimously in the Senate, and signed by the President, was clear. It afforded no permission for delayed disclosure. Instead, the public received a fraction of the files, and what we received was riddled with abnormal and extreme redactions with no explanation. At the same time, numerous victim identities were left unredacted, causing real and immediate harm. No financial documents were released. Grand jury minutes, though approved by a federal judge for release, were fully blacked out — not the scattered redactions that might be expected to protect victim names, but 119 full pages blacked out. We are told that there are hundreds of thousands of pages of documents still unreleased. These are clear-cut violations of an unambiguous law. Moreover, the partial release was done in a manner that made it difficult or impossible for survivors to find materials that would be most relevant to our search for accountability. There has been no guidance for survivors on how to locate materials pertaining to our own cases, nor have we been provided with copies of our own files despite repeated requests. There has been no communication with survivors or our representatives as to what was withheld from release, or why hundreds of thousands of documents have not been disclosed by the legal deadline, or how DOJ will ensure that no more victim names are wrongly disclosed. While clearer communication would not change the fact that a law was broken, its absence suggests an ongoing intent to keep survivors and the public in the dark as much as possible and as long as possible. ⸻ Page 2 It is alarming that the United States Department of Justice, the very agency tasked with upholding the law, has violated the law, both by withholding massive quantities of documents, and by failing to redact survivor identities. As women who survived the crimes perpetrated by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, we call upon DOJ to explain to the public why they have missed a legal deadline and to explain to us or our representatives how we can privately obtain copies of all documents in DOJ possession that identify us by name. For documents that are publicly released, careful, lawful redaction is essential. Transparency must focus on institutional failures, enablers, financial records, and government conduct, not on further endangering survivors. Moreover we call upon Congress to stand up for the rule of law. We urge immediate congressional oversight, including hearings, formal demands for compliance, and legal action, to ensure the Department of Justice fulfills its legal obligations. This is not a partisan issue. Just as the Epstein Files Transparency Act was supported across party lines, we now ask elected officials from both parties to take decisive action to enforce the law, compel full compliance, and ensure meaningful transparency without further delay. Survivors deserve truth. Survivors whose identities are private deserve protection. The public deserves accountability. And the law must be enforced. Signed, Jess Michaels Rachel Benavidez Danielle Bensky Lara Blume McGee Manjke Chartouni Anouska de Georgio Maria Farmer Annie Farmer Teresa J. Helm Marina Lacerda Lisa Philips Ashley Rubright Amanda & Sky Roberts Sharlene Rochard Liz Stein A.W. Jane Doe Jane Doe”

Victims names were supposed to be redacted for their protection. Instead the government spent thousands of hours redacting details that identify the predators. They let multiple victims be identified. This is not justice. This is a cover up.

Epstein Survivor Jess Michaels: I'm feeling strangely validated. Because in plain sight, and with even with an act of Congress, we're seeing the exact same delays, negligence, corruption, incompetence that we've seen consistently and have been advocating about. They've actually proved our point.

The way a lot of you are talking about the Epstein Files is very removed from emotion and the horrible reality of what transpired. If you want to ground yourself about the real-life consequences spanning decades I’d recommend reading Virginia Giuffre’s “Nobody’s Girl”

wow i can’t believe bill clinton—famously a pervert accused of rape and being a sexual predator to the women around him—would be prominently featured in the Epstein Files

BREAKING: Rep. Ro Khanna says two of the most critical documents Epstein survivors demanded were not released today, a 60-count indictment drafted before Epstein’s sweetheart deal and an 82-page memo backing it up. Both are missing. Transparency law violated. Survivors ignored. Accountability still nowhere in sight.

"Ideally the president wouldn’t be someone whose face was featured on novelty condoms at the rape palace of history’s most notorious pedophile"

My ex won’t accept my follow request on Instagram from my burner account

Read how Steve Bannon strategized with sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein on how to get Brett Kavanaugh confirmed.

I want Megyn Kelly to say this to a 15-year-old victim’s face. I want her to look that child in the eye and say it’s less bad

- Trump knew about the girls - Trump "met" the girls - Trump let Epstein use Maralago to find new girls - Epstein called Trump a loyal "dog who hasn't barked yet" - Epstein planned to use this as blackmail against Trump I dont see how he comes back from this, will the cult hold?

Original Epstein list released—the first 16 women to accuse Trump speak out. #1 Cathy Heller—"He took my hand, grabbed me, and went for the lips." #2 Jill Harth—"And he just slipped his hand there, touching my private parts." #3 Temple Taggart—"He turned to me and kissed me on the lips and embraced me. And I remember being shocked, because I would have just thought to shake somebody's hand, but that was his first response." #4 Cassandra Searles—"He continually grabbed my ass and invited me to his hotel room." #5 Jessica Leeds—"It was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. But it's when he started putting his hand up my skirt, and that was it. That was it." #6 Kristin Anderson—"The person on my right, who unbeknownst to me at that time was Donald Trump, put their hand up my skirt. He did touch my vagina through my underwear." #7 Lisa Boyne—"As the women walked across the table, Donald Trump would look up under their skirt and, you know, comment on whether they had underwear or didn't have underwear. I didn't want to have to walk across the table. I wanted to get out of there." #8 Karena Virginia—"Then his hand touched the right inside of my breast. I felt intimidated and I felt powerless." #9 Mindy McGillivray—"Melania was standing right next to him when he touched my butt. She also caught him at the first encounter that we had." #10 Rachel Crooks—"He kissed me directly on the mouth. It was so inappropriate. He thought I was so insignificant he could do that." #11 Natasha Stoynoff—"I don't really care if he finds me attractive or not. Apparently, he found me attractive enough 11 years ago. I think that he's saying there that only pretty women get assaulted." #12 Jessica Drake—"When we entered the room, he grabbed each of us tightly in a hug and kissed each one of us without asking permission. After that, I received another call from either Donald or a male calling on his behalf, offering me ten thousand dollars. His actions are a huge testament to his character, that of uncontrollable misogyny, entitlement, and being a sexual assault apologist." #13 Ninni Laaksonen—"He really grabbed my butt. Mr. Trump was a slimy man!" #14 Samantha Holvey—"I'm sitting there in my robe and having my makeup and hair done and everything, and he comes walking in, and I was just like, Oh my goodness, like what is he doing back here? I saw him walk into the dressing room. He just came strolling right in. There was no second to put a robe on or any sort of clothing or anything. Some girls were topless, and other girls were naked." #15 Tash Dixon—"He just came strolling right in. There was no second to put a robe on. Some girls were topless, and other girls were naked. Walking in when we're naked or half naked in a very physically vulnerable position." #16 Summer Zervos—"And he came to me and started kissing me open-mouthed as he was pulling me towards him. He then grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me again, very aggressively, and placed his hand on my breast. And I said, 'Come on, man, get real.' He repeated my words back to me, 'GET REAL' As he began thrusting his genitals." #DemsUnited #ReleaseTheTrumpEpsteinFiles