Gen. Mike Flynn Begs Trump To Stop Calling Jeffrey Epstein Case 'A Hoax'
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Trump's former national security adviser is also a big adherent of the QAnon conspiracy theory that claims political elites are involved in satanic rituals and sex trafficking.
A big Donald Trump supporter had a small request for the president on Wednesday: Stop calling the Jeffrey Epstein case a hoax.
Ever since the heads of the DOJ and the FBI stated that no Epstein “client list” exists, the president has been publicly claiming that the so-called Epstein files were fabricated and even suggested former FBI Director James Comey and former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden were all behind it.
Trump, once a longtime friend of Epstein’s who has been rumored to be named in the FBI’s file on the financier, said on Truth Social that his followers who are interested in the release of the alleged files are “weaklings” doing the work of the Democrats.
One such follower ― former national security adviser Gen. Michael Flynn ― posted a public message on social media hoping to get Trump to stop claiming that the Epstein case is fake.
It’s a subject quite personal to Flynn, who has long promoted the QAnon conspiracy theory that claimed so-called operatives in the “deep state” are involved in satanic rituals and sex trafficking.
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