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It really shouldn’t be that big.
Donald Trump He is one of many friends and invited to send a message to Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday. Bill Clinton also has a cautious attitude.
If the president just said, “Yes, I’m sending it, we’re kidding back and forth, we can’t see it here” – this was in 2003, before child predators were charged with sexual abuse – no one would blink. The birthday book was assembled by his then-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell.
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Instead, he filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal for alleged inaccuracy published in its report on Trump’s birthday.
The journal is now confirmed.
Trump completely denied a birthday news. He can’t draw, he will never do such a thing, which is unimaginable.
It looks more imaginative now.
Since Diary was the first to be reported, it was a friendly round trip in the background of a sketch of a naked woman’s outline. Trump’s signature is in the pubic area, the report says it matches other recognized “Donald” signatures, and his use of phrases such as “a wonderful thing.”
After President Trump repeatedly denied his existence, it was reported that his infamous “birthday letter” to Jeffrey Epstein had seen the light of the day. (Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Have this exchange:
Donald: Jeffrey, we have something in common.
Jeffrey: Yes, we want to, think about it.
Donald: Mysteries never age, have you noticed?
Jeffrey: In fact, it was obvious that I saw you last time.
Donald: Friends are a great thing. Happy birthday – May every day be another wonderful secret.
That’s it, given Trump’s denial that he’s never sent something like this.
In fact, after the text and the naked outline (I’m sure you’ve seen the entire TV on this TV- Trump continues to deny that the letter and sketch are his.
They are certainly doing a great job of moving forward from the Epstein chaos, right?
“I didn’t comment on a dead issue. I made all comments to the staff. It’s a dead issue,” Trump reached out on his cell yesterday in NBC journalist Garrett Haake.
This sounds like wishful thinking. The only “dead” part is Jeffrey Epstein.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt quickly defended her boss’ affairs for Epstein. (Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images)
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt supports the boss in an article:
“The latest article published by the Wall Street Journal proves that the entire ‘birthday card’ story is wrong. As I have always said, it’s obvious that President Trump did not draw the picture, he did not sign it.
“Also, the ‘reporter’ @joe_palazzolo who wrote this Axe job commented the same moment he posted his story, which was a false response. It was fake news for fake Democrat Epstein’s mischief!” But it wasn’t a scam for Epstein’s victims, who spoke out loud the other day – a vote for Trump – about how he ruined their lives when he was lured until he was 14.
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The New York Times Sober report On other birthday messages to Epstein.
Venture capitalist William Elkus recalls that when Epstein visited a farm town in Iowa, a beautiful woman stood out, where it was hard to “speak out the difference between a girl and a pig.” Elkus marveled at Epstein’s ability to find a “magnificent tall blonde” who later invited him back to New York and concluded that he relied on “some long-distance escort services.”
Elkus told Times that it was a joke, referring to Epstein’s Charisma, which was obvious.
A man named Leslie wrote: “I want what you want”, so “here” – breast pictures. Another writer sent photos of zebras and lions.
A man named Nick described one night In London That made Epstein “laughter how to scream”. Nick said, “the old man smiled sweetly,” pulled down a woman’s panties and placed his hands on her private body, only to find another man’s hand there.
Some women, including assistants and girlfriends – whose names were edited – were probably victims of Epstein.
One woman wrote, “Dear Jeffrey, I am like you, I smile like a little girl, and I feel like a woman.” There is a hand-painted heart, a brief message and a picture of a woman’s butt in a thong.
There is an Epstein cartoon on the beach chair and gets “nude massage from four naked women”. Appear? That’s it.
Nathan Myhrvold, former Microsoft CTO, made a message. Retail billionaire Leslie Wexner; billionaire investor Leon Black; Epstein’s former lawyer Alan Dershowitz; French model scout Jean-Luc Brunel died in 2022 after committing suicide in a French prison cell after being accused of raping a teenage girl.
Washington Post And moresaid: “Concerning Trump’s relationship with Epstein won’t disappear any time soon, and the president’s political headache may continue.”
In a partially edited photo, Epstein was seen holding an oversized check on the signature line. (Getty Image)
In a partially edited photo, Epstein holds an oversized check and goes on the signature line with DJTRUMP for $22,500. Handwritten subtitles: “Sold” Completely Depreciated” [redacted] To Donald Trump for $22,500. ”
Trump allies decided to take a stand on the issue of signatures, which added ambiguity.
“Is this really the best they can do?” Maga influencer Benny Johnson wrote. “Trump has the most famous signature in the world. It’s time to sue them for forgetting.”
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In the drawing marked “1983”, a man’s figure is the young girl with a braid. That was next to “2003”, where he got a massage from a nude blonde woman with the title “What a great country”!
Look, there is no other way to say: there is a concealment of energy.
I mean, will people buy messages that the president insists that he never sent a birthday message?
Trump has never sent such a message by insisting that even now. This is the core of political issues.
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The president may announce the story dead, but it is very active for the rest of the world, including the Margma supporters of the case.
Senior News Analyst & National Affairs Writer
Prabhat Sharma is a veteran journalist with over 12 years of experience covering national news, current affairs, and breaking stories across India. Known for his analytical approach and in-depth reporting, Prabhat brings clarity to complex topics and delivers content that informs, educates, and empowers readers.
He is passionate about political transparency, policy analysis, and the evolving landscape of Indian journalism.
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