#David Epstein

[truth4ourfreedom]

ELON MUSK CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION INTO EPSTEIN CLIENT LIST!

Elon Musk Criticizes Lack of Legal Action Against Epstein Clients, Including Bill Gates

Elon Musk criticized the lack of legal action against the clients of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender, in a tweet. He wrote: "When is there not one – just one – even *attempted* prosecution of that Epstein (Bill Gates & Reid Hoffman come to mind) client list?"

Musk further emphasized: "Either FBI does their duty or the case for an entire departmental reset or abolishment is strong."

Tucker Carlson Network

[neuro-coach-counselling]

"... the most effective learning looks inefficient; it looks like falling behind."

[middleofrow]

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[alicefredrickson]

One of my favorite examples of this "action above all" principle is something Jeff Tweedy, the frontman of [rock band] Wilco and a writer, explained about his own process. Like most creatives, he's felt stuck from time to time. His solution, as he describes it, is to "pour out" the bad ideas as though they're scum sitting atop a pond of fresh water. When he feels he can't write or compose, he'll actively try to write or compose bad songs or sentences, metaphorically pouring out the bad ideas to make way for the good. Sometimes those bad songs and sentences turn out to better than he expects, which is an added bonus, but even when they're not useful products themselves, they seem to liberate other ideas that sit beneath the surface of these inferior or unoriginal ideas.       

[pecuniaetbellum]

Papyrus Review of Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World

📜 If I had to rewrite the whole book on a singe papyrus scroll, which parts would I keep? By Alexandros Sainidis

📜 If I had to rewrite the whole book on a singe papyrus scroll, which parts would I keep? By Alexandros Sainidis Why is this book beneficial for those interested in International Relations? Because by nature we are generalists. We study the biggest social actors, states and international organisations, which cover enormous parts of Earth’s geography and include every possible activity. Plus,…

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really wanted to make a project with these arts (a book about the biographies of some bands) but one girl took it for herself and i thought we were friends lmao

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Brian Epstein with David Hill, editor of Weekend magazine, March 18, 1964.

[aeltri]

So basically, transwitch Marina Abramovic (Michael Maxwell) sponsored Conrad Shawcross and Cunter under the pretext that they were both exhibiting work at her NYC gallery. Did she also help them get work Visas? Now, Shawcross may be a nepobaby but at least he's a legit artist. Cunter only got a pass because she was an Epstein honeypot hoe and fellow divine androgyne cultist. These people don't do anything for free though, so Cunter was promptly sent to the Hamptons to work with/for Harvey Weinstein. Uncle Harvey was BFFs with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, remember? Meaning that Cunter connects to their trafficking ring 4X. Their upline manager Les Wexner is part of the Cleveland Mafia. He in turn has links to the Bronfmans up in Toronto, Cafritz' in DC and the Florida ratlines. Isn't it interesting how Cunter, Heard and Markle were all recruited by the same people? That explains why they use the same playbook, important because HCA owns Portland Hospital. Sara Latham is connected to both their VP and Killary who is a high-ranking witch. Sara Latham works in PR and even repped Markle for a time. It's an incestuous clusterfuck of epic proportions.

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"Year of the Hot Dog by Burger Gang" by BRNDA from the album Do you Like Salt? - Directed by David Combs and Ben Epstein

[get-back-homeward]

David Jacobs, the suave and arrogant showbiz lawyer whose clients included The Beatles, Marlene Dietrich, Liberace and Judy Garland and who introduced Epstein to the gay scene in the capital was also a key player. Bullock calls it a “support network for the entertainment industry”. They needed it. While success brought money, attention and a certain freedom from the mores of contemporary society, it also caused problems.

Until the Sexual Offences Act of 1967 legalised homosexual acts between consenting adults over the age of 21, gay men had been confined to a crepuscular demi-monde and were confronted with a rise in prosecutions and several ‘sensational’ court cases well into the 1960s that had served to keep them in the closet rather than face misguided public opprobrium, the attention of the police and, frequently, blackmail.

The business uniform of single-breasted sharp suit and thin tie might have still ruled the roost but as the 1960s started to get underway, the author points out, “We really see people starting to come out of their shells and being a bit more flamboyant and less guarded in what they’re doing. People are kind of realising that within entertainment, and particularly rock and pop, you can probably get away with a little bit more”.

In other words, there was lots of sex and drugs to go with the rock n roll for successful gay men in the business and that necessarily meant existing within a network of people you could trust. “Certainly, there were parties at Brian Epstein’s house where he would just invite anyone around who he thought would be interesting and fun and just let them carry on while he would pick out who he fancied and take them off to another room,” says Bullock. “There was a certain amount of you scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours in business terms but there was also a feeling that it was also much easier to play in that way, to host parties for this kind of network and for the people this network knew in a place where you were not likely to be arrested, not going to get busted or have the press hammering at your door.

“David Jacobs was always being asked to come and get people out of sticky situations,” explains Bullock. “Brian was blackmailed several times, often by the same ex-boyfriend… including on one occasion when this guy made off with some of the takings from the Beatles’ Candlestick Park gig in San Francisco and some pills, private papers and photographs before demanding $10,000 for their safe return. Blackmail was going on so often, they got used to having to pay-off people to shut them up but when you have so much money lying around I guess it’s not that much of an issue and certainly paying off the occasional blackmailer has got to be better than going to a club and being caught out and having your name splashed all over the newspapers.”

From “The Network of Gay Men at the Heart of Britain’s Pop Culture Revolution” by Bill Barrows on the release of Darryl W. Bullock’s The Velvet Mafia book | photo credit: Scott K. Runyen [x]

[boycottdivestsanctions]

David Rockefeller was in Epstein's black book. Epstein served on the board of the Rockefeller Foundation. Rockefeller and Epstein both served on the Trilateral Commission.

[msclaritea]

Wow tea, how do you manage to connect everything with everything. I'm pretty sure that you must have randomly met or spoken to a possible murderer,thief or a rapist in your lifetime, on the street, on the bus... That doesn't mean you are bad.

And if even that person at the atlantic is bad,doesn't invalidate the article. Even if the article is retracted, it doesn't mean what Gator says is credible. Have you ever seen her theories proven?

Benedict is always seen with his ring, he's happy. He just threw an incredible birthday party for Sophie in Venice! They had another trip recently! They seem to be happy enough.

And Sophie looked happy and well in the recent pictures we've seen of her.

Now, how does this align with anything gator has been saying? Anyone can see that she's wrong and spiteful.

Some of us in the fandom feel bad for the people that Gator has managed to convince of her lies. Which are very few. But still, its horrible.

Do you fucking idiots have any kind of a life, outside of vainly trying, for the 2000th time, to pass off that loser, multigenerational, spying TRASH as a normal wife, instead of perennially rejected? Do you ever? Because the rest of us are over IT. A complete nut job billionaire, just tried to threaten the man, for God knows what all reasons, a dude connected to another ripe piece of shit, Amber Heard, Zero's Spirit Animal. Get a clue and wise up. Nobody believes you and you sound like a very thirsty, desperate bitch, to keep trying this tired line.

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Homage To Isabel Rawsthorne

[myvinylplaylist]

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers: Greatest Hits (1993)

2016 Vinyl Reissue

First time on vinyl since 1993. This version omits the track "Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll" included in the European version Greatest Hits and earlier releases.

The release contains no songs from 1987's Let Me Up (I've Had Enough). However, three songs from Petty's 1989 solo album Full Moon Fever were included.

Geffen Records