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Aussie105

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1. A major headache for the redaction team.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sat Dec 20, 2025, 08:03 PM

10 hrs ago

I'd love to hear from one of them what the guidelines were for using up so much printer toner.

The excuse of 'protecting the victims' doesn't wash with me.

The amount of redaction speaks volumes in itself.
Corruption all over the place!

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Over 500 pages in Epstein files were entirely blacked out, CBS News finds [View all] BumRushDaShow 10 hrs ago OP

A major headache for the redaction team. Aussie105 10 hrs ago #1

I'm not sure if the victims want to be protected BOSSHOG 10 hrs ago #3

It's been all done electronically for a long time now in the federal government for eFOIA BumRushDaShow 10 hrs ago #5

Am I wrong to think the Democrats could have released Buddyzbuddy 10 hrs ago #2

No, they could not. It was an active investigation then. blm 10 hrs ago #4

Thank you. Buddyzbuddy 5 hrs ago #9

"Am I wrong to think the Democrats could have released these files when they had control." BumRushDaShow 10 hrs ago #7

Thank you BumRush. Buddyzbuddy 5 hrs ago #8

The law demanding photo release was a failure Anxy 10 hrs ago #6