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Timing of Epstein’s Death

After a federal court unsealed 2,000 pages of documents that implicated wealthy and powerful people in Jeffery Epstein’s sex crimes, how soon after that was he dead?

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On August 9, 2019 — one day before Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in a prison cell — a federal court unsealed more than 2,000 pages of documents that implicated wealthy and powerful people in Epstein’s sex crimes. These include but aren’t limited to Bill Clinton, former DNC Chairman Bill Richardson, Britain’s Prince Andrew, and artificial intelligence pioneer Marvin Minsky. These records also implicated federal officials in covering up the crimes. On the night of Epstein’s arrest just a few weeks earlier, FBI agents searched his NYC mansion and found a sexually explicit trove of photos and CDs labeled with the names of “young” females alongside people other than Epstein. Instead of taking this evidence into custody, the FBI left it at Epstein’s house. This allowed one of Epstein’s most notorious accomplices to take the evidence and potentially scrub it before giving it to the feds.

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Testosterone Therapy & Transgenderism

U.S. Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (D–WA) claims that the Pentagon’s new policy on testosterone therapy is “gender-affirming care” that “completely debunks all of Republicans’ attacks on trans people.”

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IN FACT, “gender-affirming care” is a euphemism for transgenderizing drugs and procedures that maim or stunt healthy organs and have dubious mental health impacts, especially on vulnerable youth. Here are the specifics:

A 2025 paper in the Journal of Sexual Medicine found that “gender-affirming surgery, while beneficial in affirming gender identity, is associated with increased risk of mental health issues.”
A study published in 2024 by the journal Cureus “involving 56 United States healthcare organizations and over 90 million patients” found that “individuals who underwent gender-affirming surgery had a 12.12-fold higher suicide attempt risk than those who did not.”
A 2023 paper about transgenderizing drugs and surgeries in the journal Current Sexual Health Reports documents that “systematic reviews” have found “the risk/benefit ratio of youth gender transition ranges from unknown to unfavorable,” and “results of long-term studies of adult transgender populations failed to demonstrate convincing improvements in mental health, and some studies suggest that there are treatment-associated harms.”
At least 10 studies on youth who were given puberty blockers for gender fluidity purposes found that they significantly interfere with bone development, which could cause chronic pain and fractures later in life.
An investigation published by the British Medical Journal in 2023 concluded that transgendering children with drugs and surgeries is not “evidence-based.”
A study published by The Lancet in 2021 found “no decreasing trend” in the early death rate of thousands of people who received transgenderizing hormone treatments over 5 decades at a major hospital in The Netherlands, even though the nation brags that it is one of the leading European countries for “social acceptance” of “LGBTI equality.”
A long-term population-based study of 324 gender-reassigned Swedes published by the journal PLoS One in 2011 found that their suicide rate was 19 times higher than the general population, even though Sweden has long been one of the most LGBTQ-friendly countries in the world.
A study published in 2024 by a German medical journal found that “less than 50%” of young people diagnosed with “gender identity disorders” in Germany “still had a confirmed” diagnosis five years later.
A study published in 2024 by the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior found that 11% of adolescents in the Northern Netherlands said they wished “to be of the opposite sex” around the age of 11, which shrunk to 4% by the age of 26, which shrunk to 0.1% who “consistently reported gender non-contentedness throughout adolescence and adulthood.”
In contrast, the new Pentagon policy will screen troops aged 30 and older for low testosterone at their annual physicals and offer them testosterone replacement therapy if medically warranted and if they would like to receive it.

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