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In today’s world all the talk was first of Weinstein’s ‘victims’ and then Epstein soon after. While there is no doubt of Epstein trafficking in children, there were a lot of adult women who were in the mix too. And if they went back to the island or the ranch or wherever more than once, I’d say that they then lose the moniker ‘victim’. To claim otherwise just infantilizes the women and further indicates that they aren’t fully responsible for their own actions.

There have always been women willing to use their beauty and their attributes in order to land a man, a job, a house, a new life. The richer and more opulent, the better. It’s just a play on the ‘oldest profession’. And many go into it with their eyes wide open and as rapacious as they claim the men are.

Basically, the point here is that yes, there are definitely women who are victims of predators. But there are also women who are the predators; they just don’t want you to realize it.

Some of these predatory girls use wide-eyed confusion and a sudden innocent “babe in the woods” mask to convince you that they had no idea what was really going on.

But now victimhood is the more profitable play.

But sadly, there’s more. It turns out that being an Epstein “victim” can also be very profitable. Michael’s piece explains:

Annie Farmer was declared by Judge Alison Nathan to have endured no “illegal sexual activity” at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell. The same was judicially declared of Anouska De Georgiou, another of the four “victims” who the government chose to call at the 2021 Maxwell trial. Anouska also spoke at the press conference yesterday, weepily recounting that for “so many years” her “voice” had been “silenced.”

“Make no mistake, my polished exterior is a shield hiding a wound that still bleeds,” Anouska poetically proclaimed. Hopefully her “wounds” were at least partially healed by the $3.25 million she received from the Epstein Victims Compensation Program. (By the way, these settlement payouts are tax-free! What a deal!)

A lot of those women were well compensated for their time. A lot of them returned over and over, even once they knew the score (if they were ignorant before). To call all of the victims, devalues the word.

ht: B