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24. Imagine a country where people resign in disgrace.

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Sun Feb 1, 2026, 10:06 AM

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We had that once.

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Slovakia PM's national security adviser resigns over Epstein links [View all] muriel_volestrangler Yesterday OP

Oh snap................ Lovie777 Yesterday #1

Government officials in the U.S. once had a sense of shame. sop Yesterday #2

That is true PatSeg Yesterday #17

THIS malaise Yesterday #3

... direct hagiographies designed to enrich the president's third wife ... muriel_volestrangler Yesterday #5

Oops malaise Yesterday #6

This seems to reach into business and diplomatic circles very widely bucolic_frolic Yesterday #4

Ask the recently recalled British Ambassador to the US malaise Yesterday #7

Good Lord. He could talk the shoes off your feet while you're standing beside him. bucolic_frolic Yesterday #9

A first rate bullshitter malaise Yesterday #15

Epstein sent $75,000 to accounts linked to Mandelson, files suggest muriel_volestrangler Yesterday #13

Most of us peons would DEFINITELY notice an extra $25,000 in the bank account! txwhitedove Yesterday #14

Shameless scumbags malaise Yesterday #16

Mandelson resigns from Labour to avoid causing it 'further embarrassment' muriel_volestrangler 20 hrs ago #47

this is where the rubber will meet the road. follow the money. mopinko 21 hrs ago #43

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that was the case PatSeg Yesterday #19

Like Epstein's clientele, it's probably a who's who of intel services. paleotn Yesterday #28

If it was a movie, PatSeg Yesterday #34

You can't make up such a thing as that. I dare you to even try. paleotn Yesterday #35

I have a vivid imagination PatSeg Yesterday #36

Without question. paleotn Yesterday #27

It's how Trump controls everyone. travelingthrulife Yesterday #42

Adding this malaise Yesterday #8

So the Amb.'s husband received a monetary gift from J. Epstein. bucolic_frolic Yesterday #10

What I love about all of them is when they show up malaise Yesterday #11

Thank you for the link. I really didn't need breakfast anyway (or lunch, niyad Yesterday #25

I detest all royals and always assume the worst malaise Yesterday #26

A much more sensible attitude. I think my view had to do with her niyad Yesterday #29

I didn't even know about her cookbook malaise Yesterday #31

That was pretty much the only thing I knew about her. niyad Yesterday #32

I just looked it up malaise Yesterday #37

And yet, we still cannot seem to figure out why this is so. OldBaldy1701E Yesterday #12

Yep malaise Yesterday #18

yeah. barbtries Yesterday #20

Learning some of the new info from Epstein files. Horrific Joinfortmill Yesterday #21

Far from it malaise Yesterday #23

Good point about Americans having no shame. I wish the crooks and bastards would all fall on their swords. erronis Yesterday #22

Imagine a country where people resign in disgrace. yardwork Yesterday #24

Wow, the BBC and the Guardian are all over these new Epstein documents FakeNoose Yesterday #30

So why if the E files have international ties thinkingagain Yesterday #33

US is not a member n/t malaise Yesterday #38

Thanks for answering - But other countries that are thinkingagain Yesterday #39

I am a huge supporter of the ICJ malaise Yesterday #40

I agree thinkingagain Yesterday #41

The ICC is for specific crimes (which are war/mass violence-related), not general muriel_volestrangler 21 hrs ago #44

Thank you for the info thinkingagain 21 hrs ago #46

"an incredible source of experience in diplomacy and foreign policy" and a digusting human being. Wonder Why 21 hrs ago #45

Norway's crown princess had years of contact with Epstein, files suggest muriel_volestrangler 20 hrs ago #48