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  I don’t have a source but it’s rumored that Alexander Acosta, former labor secretary for Donald Trump, who was Us attorney for the southern district of Florida at the time of Epsteins prosecution in the 2000’s was told that Epstein was intelligence and to leave it alone. Epstein notoriously got a sweet heart deal in that case.
context: This is a gifted article. 
  “The attorney general of the U.S. Virgin Islands is accusing JPMorgan Chase of helping Jeffrey Epstein illegally exploit women and girls, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan. The suit says JPMorgan provided banking services to Mr. Epstein after he had been convicted of sex charges and failed to report his suspicious activities.” >
  
  I love that these things that should clearly be criminal charges just end up being "we are going to just sue you". >
  
  That's because it's one way for the rich, & another for the poor. They're all scumbags. >
  
  And because people like you (or me, you is generic there) don’t get into politics and leave it to sociopaths. >
  
  We have no choice. Running for office is expensive. You have to have money already. & people with that kind of money think they're better than everyone else cause they have money. Even a local election is expensive. If I didn't know any better it almost seems like it was made that way. >
  
  “It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it.” >
  
  
  the estate announced an agreement to settle the case for around $105 million, including $80 million in repayments to the government for tax benefits that Mr. Epstein inappropriately obtained
  
  I like how they market this lawsuit as defense for those poor girls but in their lawsuit with the Epstein estate they just wanted their juicy tax subsidies back. Not one dime goes to any victims. I want to bank to pay, but it will be a fraction of the profits and it goes right back to the ultra rich islands tax slush fund. Great. >
  
  The islands are not rich. USVI are operating on limited budgets and crappy infrastructure >
  
  
  extremely relevant throwback 
  
  Jeffery Epstein was listed as a state asset during his first sex offence trial. >
  
  Do you have a source for this?!