Matt Taibbi

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@splucas22 First of all not a billion, but $600 million. Secondly, do you have the transactions showing where the money came from? I don’t deny it’s mysterious, but mysteriousness is not evidence

11/21/2025, 11:47:18 PM

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MSM is mind control

@splucas22

@mtaibbi He got all of his money from a mossad spy you dingbat. He was a broke idiot and suddenly had a billion dollars.

Matt Taibbi

@mtaibbi

I’m not “terrified” of anything. I’m obviously not afraid to say unpopular things. There just isn’t evidence and it bothers me to see NPR and USA Today refer to a “sex trafficking ring” about a man only convicted of solicitation for himself.

DavidNietzsche2310

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@mtaibbi Of course, I don’t think you’re getting paid by anybody to do express a point of view. But it does appear that you are terrified of discussing Israel’s possible involvement in Epstein’s reputed blackmail operation.

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