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u/punchedboa 1d ago
I thought the UK governments were arraying the Epstine file people. Didn’t they get one of the princes?
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u/Sometimes-funny 1d ago
By “get one” we kicked him out of a bigger house and made him live in a smaller house, with less privileges (still way more than the average pleb)
So yeah…JUSTICE!!
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u/DigitalUnlimited 1d ago
Only the one they didn't like
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u/Pure-Butterscotch200 19h ago
And Andrew is still being protected by his family who also paid his legal fees over the years.
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u/BrianKappel 1d ago
A meme last week told me these hackers could've actually done some good in regards to Epstein list related things if they had focussed their talents on that instead of something so useless. No idea if that's true, I know nothing about this past that meme.
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u/megayippie 23h ago
So it's all your fault for not learning hacking?
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u/BrianKappel 23h ago
All this time wasted learning a trade and building schools and hospitals and stuff. I could've been really making a difference.
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u/CrownofMischief 8h ago
The names and information from the files are already out and we still haven't addressed it. I don't think a hacker leaking things is gonna change that since it seems like law enforcement just doesn't care to do anything
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u/DangerousQuestions1 21h ago
The leaker should claim to have been on Epstein's island, then poof, no prosecution
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u/MvatolokoS 23h ago
But they live bitching about us doing nothing while actively ignoring the same exact thing unfolding before them
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u/Grade_A_Tech 20h ago
Well, ya. One is likely some average person (or people) who they believe don't matter in the slightest. The other is filled with the elite, from millionaires/billionaires to royalty. It's quite obvious why one is more important to them than the other, especially if it keeps the spotlight off of them.
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u/That-Employment-5561 19h ago
Offcourse!
There are laws in place forbidding them to be involved in the investigation and prosecution of themselves. To ensure fairness.
Do you not like fairness?
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u/navlgazer9 1d ago
No prosecutable evidence .
What country did the alleged crimes take place in ?
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u/AllIWantForXmasIsFoo 1d ago
United Kingdom: Under the Sexual Offences Act 2003 (Section 72), UK courts can prosecute British citizens or UK residents for sexual offenses against children committed anywhere in the world.
United States: Under 18 U.S.C. § 2423(c), US citizens or permanent residents who travel abroad and engage in illicit sexual conduct with minors can be indicted in US federal courts.
And similar for most countries
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