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==Background==
==Background==
[[File:Temple1.jpg|left|350px|thumb|Structure on Epstein's island where [[occult]] ritual abuse is said to have taken place. The entrance has a locking bar from the outside to keep people inside.]]
[[File:Temple1.jpg|left|350px|thumb|Structure on Epstein's island where [[occult]] ritual abuse is said to have taken place. The entrance has a locking bar from the outside to keep people inside.]]
:{{See also|Globalization|Women's rights}}
The Epstein case was first publicized in December 2002, shortly after Clinton left office and not quite four years after Democrats, on a straight party-line vote, exonerated Bill Clinton of [[sex]] [[crime]]s. As president, Clinton lied to a federal judge in a sexual harassment lawsuit that had been delayed for the entirety of his first term. The main Democrat talking points in a national debate during the six-year-long scandal were that it was "just sex," "what a person does in their personal life is nobodies' business," and that sexual harassment, sexual assault, [[rape]] and [[perjury]] "did not rise to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors" as Democrats and Big Media attacked Clinton's accusers as "nuts and sluts." Hollywood celebrities and other [[Cultural Marxist]] revolutionaries, most notably [[Harvey Weinstein]], [[Tom Hanks]], [[Barbra Streisand]], [[Michael Douglas]], Ron Howard, [[Norman Lear]] and [[Steven Spielberg]] set up a legal defense fund for the President. This emolument was never questioned. [[Feminist]] leaders never condemned Clinton's egregious conduct and treatment of women. After leaving office, Bill Clinton embarked on the debauched lifestyle he was known for, but was restrained from living while in the [[White House]].
The Epstein case was first publicized in December 2002, shortly after Clinton left office and not quite four years after Democrats, on a straight party-line vote, exonerated Bill Clinton of [[sex]] [[crime]]s. As president, Clinton lied to a federal judge in a sexual harassment lawsuit that had been delayed for the entirety of his first term. The main Democrat talking points in a national debate during the six-year-long scandal were that it was "just sex," "what a person does in their personal life is nobodies' business," and that sexual harassment, sexual assault, [[rape]] and [[perjury]] "did not rise to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors" as Democrats and Big Media attacked Clinton's accusers as "nuts and sluts." Hollywood celebrities and other [[Cultural Marxist]] revolutionaries, most notably [[Harvey Weinstein]], [[Tom Hanks]], [[Barbra Streisand]], [[Michael Douglas]], Ron Howard, [[Norman Lear]] and [[Steven Spielberg]] set up a legal defense fund for the President. This emolument was never questioned. [[Feminist]] leaders never condemned Clinton's egregious conduct and treatment of women. After leaving office, Bill Clinton embarked on the debauched lifestyle he was known for, but was restrained from living while in the [[White House]].