Jeffrey Epstein commits suicide in Manhattan jail

no
na, the little girl Jonbenet Ramsey with the hat. My bad about the typo :lol:
noooooo
ok
so that pic is saying guess who in the background
folks are saying in the background of that pic
with ramsey
the lady in the background
is the mistress who just got picked up by the fbi
epstien ol girl
and im saying i need more proof
that thats actually the lady in the background
 
no

noooooo
ok
so that pic is saying guess who in the background
folks are saying in the background of that pic
with ramsey
the lady in the background
is the mistress who just got picked up by the fbi
epstien ol girl
and im saying i need more proof
that thats actually the lady in the background


I'm with you on that. I doubt that was Ghislaine in that pic with JB.
 
Well, that porn star did more thorough research than you or your Instagram meme page source.

Give em that much.

Then again, you and the meme page did no research.
 
So when are these perverts going to be named by the media? It doesn’t take that long for this woman to name all the people and the things they did. Taking too damn long :smh:
 
She probably hasn’t named anyone yet and I’m pretty sure they don’t just run off and immediately arrest anyone she implicates.
 
She's probably been cooperating for a while and they are just watching who contacted here after Epstein got locked up.
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Was she signaling to her cohorts that this would be a quick "in n out" process???

Feds said they knew she was in the house all along. What does that tell you?
 
I've never really been on reddit before so I'm having a hard time navigating all of that lol..

True. I never got into reddit or 4chan. But clicking around on the link Tupac J just posted is really interesting. I feel like im on the deepweb and seeing stuff I shouldn't be seeing lol. I think they on to something in there. This **** just keeps getting deeper and deeper and I like it. :evil:
 
Christine Maxwell (born 16 August 1950) is a British Internet content pioneer and educator, best known as the creator and co-founder of Magellan. Maxwell also co-founded the software company Chiliad and is the author of several books. She is the Program Manager of Learning Technologies at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Sis
Magellen became apart of excite.

Chiliad, the Company That Solved the 9/11 'Connecting the Dots' Problem, Hires Dan Ferranti as CEO
Industry veteran CEO Dan Ferranti assumes command to expand Chiliad’s presence
March 03, 2008 08:00 AM Eastern Standard Time
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--For nearly 10 years Chiliad™, Inc., has been quietly working behind the scenes to develop some of the most powerful and innovative software in the U.S. government’s anti-terrorism arsenal. With the addition of Dan Ferranti, a veteran CEO with a proven 27-year track record in the information technology field, the Washington, D.C.-based company is preparing to extend the benefits of its ground-breaking technology beyond its already-impressive client base.

Chiliad’s founders were influenced by the space shuttle Challenger disaster and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Investigations into both events concluded that information stored in incompatible databases and documents maintained by different departments and organizations could have allowed managers and officials to prevent those disasters. But there simply was no existing technology to “connect the dots” across so many incompatible systems and organizations. Efforts to solve this problem hastened development efforts within Chiliad and drove the first deployment of Chiliad’s software within the U.S. intelligence community to create a virtual knowledge environment across distributed information stovepipes, databases and applications.

“The phrase ‘connecting the dots’ is central to understanding Chiliad’s principal software product, Chiliad Discovery/Alert™,” says Ferranti. Ferranti adds, ”Chiliad Discovery/Alert is a comprehensive platform that provides search, information extraction, on-the-fly analysis, real-time knowledge fusion, dynamic navigation and real time alerting. Our key differentiator is the ability to seamlessly tie together all of an organization’s distributed ‘stovepipe’ applications and disconnected data repositories. In some of our U.S. government deployments, we even go across different agencies to get at the heart of the ‘9/11 problem.’ Our software makes all of these resources appear as a single virtual repository to any authorized user.”

“We go much deeper than simply linking the user to multiple systems in a federated search environment,” Ferranti continues. “Chiliad’s software has the capacity and intelligence to analyze and compare data from a variety of networked repositories simultaneously. This means we can deliver the best information available to the user, and also uncover hidden connections in the data that would otherwise be missed.”

“The company has operationally proven itself in some of the most challenging search, analysis and alerting deployments in existence within the U.S. government,” Ferranti concludes. “Chiliad has demonstrated the ability to solve challenges that have stumped vendors in the search, analysis, business analytics, and database management fields.”

Fam got deeeeeeeeeep ties.
 
Christine Maxwell (born 16 August 1950) is a British Internet content pioneer and educator, best known as the creator and co-founder of Magellan. Maxwell also co-founded the software company Chiliad and is the author of several books. She is the Program Manager of Learning Technologies at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Sis
Magellen became apart of excite.

Chiliad, the Company That Solved the 9/11 'Connecting the Dots' Problem, Hires Dan Ferranti as CEO
Industry veteran CEO Dan Ferranti assumes command to expand Chiliad’s presence
March 03, 2008 08:00 AM Eastern Standard Time
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--For nearly 10 years Chiliad™, Inc., has been quietly working behind the scenes to develop some of the most powerful and innovative software in the U.S. government’s anti-terrorism arsenal. With the addition of Dan Ferranti, a veteran CEO with a proven 27-year track record in the information technology field, the Washington, D.C.-based company is preparing to extend the benefits of its ground-breaking technology beyond its already-impressive client base.

Chiliad’s founders were influenced by the space shuttle Challenger disaster and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Investigations into both events concluded that information stored in incompatible databases and documents maintained by different departments and organizations could have allowed managers and officials to prevent those disasters. But there simply was no existing technology to “connect the dots” across so many incompatible systems and organizations. Efforts to solve this problem hastened development efforts within Chiliad and drove the first deployment of Chiliad’s software within the U.S. intelligence community to create a virtual knowledge environment across distributed information stovepipes, databases and applications.

“The phrase ‘connecting the dots’ is central to understanding Chiliad’s principal software product, Chiliad Discovery/Alert™,” says Ferranti. Ferranti adds, ”Chiliad Discovery/Alert is a comprehensive platform that provides search, information extraction, on-the-fly analysis, real-time knowledge fusion, dynamic navigation and real time alerting. Our key differentiator is the ability to seamlessly tie together all of an organization’s distributed ‘stovepipe’ applications and disconnected data repositories. In some of our U.S. government deployments, we even go across different agencies to get at the heart of the ‘9/11 problem.’ Our software makes all of these resources appear as a single virtual repository to any authorized user.”

“We go much deeper than simply linking the user to multiple systems in a federated search environment,” Ferranti continues. “Chiliad’s software has the capacity and intelligence to analyze and compare data from a variety of networked repositories simultaneously. This means we can deliver the best information available to the user, and also uncover hidden connections in the data that would otherwise be missed.”

“The company has operationally proven itself in some of the most challenging search, analysis and alerting deployments in existence within the U.S. government,” Ferranti concludes. “Chiliad has demonstrated the ability to solve challenges that have stumped vendors in the search, analysis, business analytics, and database management fields.”

Fam got deeeeeeeeeep ties.

You beat me too it. They going in on the 4chan.

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I just found that by randomly searching that company name. I found it funny that there was a Magellan link on the wiki page that takes you to the excite page yet no hyperlink for that which is a massive accomplishment to create yet gloss over.
 
maaaaaan
ive tried understanding how to use reddit
and gave up a long time ago
As an OG that might be washed up I recently asked the Washed Up thread on Niketalk.com how to read Twitter & the reply was, you read it top to bottom and in another situation, you read it bottom to top. I'm still lost on how to read Twitter but Reddit is easier to read all you have to do is read top to bottom don't let all the clicking scare you.
 
maaaaaan
ive tried understanding how to use reddit
and gave up a long time ago

It's basically an aggregate of a bunch of forums which you can view all together or one at a time. Once you've created an account, you can join or leave whatever subreddits (individual forums) that you'd like to see. From there, your default view will be the "Best" sorting of the aggregate of all of your followed subreddits (you can also sort by new, rising, top, controversial, etc). You can then, for instance, go to a specific subreddit like /r/Sneakers or /r/News or /r/baseball and read through postings there in any sorting that you desire. I much prefer the old layout, and have yet to get used to the new format. I just default to old.reddit.com to read in the old layout. There are incredible variation in quality of moderation and content, but there is a lot of great content and a lot of great communities (tons of horrible **** too).
 
Maria Farmer recently gave an interview and stated that Jada Pinkett approached her to appear on her show Red Table Talk. They were to discuss some of the things Maria had been through. Maria was very candid and even revealed names of people who had harmed her. That included Randy Bowie. Maria never heard from Jada after opening up about surviving that abuse. Maria claims to have found out after the fact that Randy Bowie was the current bodyguard to Will Smith!


@18:30

2020 mayne.

Could the August/September just be interference?

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I've said it before but reddit and Twitter threads have THE most confusing format. How are they two of the most popular sites? Seems like it was made the day after the internet was invented and no one felt like updating it.
 
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