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Ghislaine Maxwell And Her Bombastic Claims About Princess Diana
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Ghislaine Maxwell repeatedly attempted to frame her lifestyle as requiring extraordinary security, at one point explicitly comparing her situation to that of Princess Diana. In court filings and public statements, Maxwell suggested that the level of...
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Well, that same security company, they're saying now that they're scared that Ghislaine Maxwell's going to suffer the same fate as Princess Diana. So if that's the case, why would you want her out of jail, you epic ninnies? Pretty sure she's not getting in a car anytime soon if she's in jail and getting into a car crash. And furthermore, I am sure that the fact that Ghislaine Maxwell is even being mentioned in the same breath as Princess Diana is going to have a whole cadre of people up in arms. Now, as you all know, I am not some sort of royalist. I really didn't follow the Diana situation when it occurred. I didn't know much about her relationship with old numbnuts who's about to become the, the, the king over there. And I certainly didn't know anything about the new relationship she was engaging in. But I do know this Princess Diana, from all reports, was a very good person. Decent, gentle, kind, and everything that you would expect from a princess. Ghislaine Maxwell, on the other hand, should not even be mentioned in the same breath as Ghislaine Maxwell. That's like talking about. To put it into football terms, that's like talking about Ryan Leaf in the same breath that you're talking about John Elway in just shouldn't occur. Right. And that's the case here. And for her security team to even dip their toes in this kind of water is a bad strategy, in my opinion. Plenty of other analogies that you could have used, plenty of other people you could have brought up. But bringing up Princess Diana and putting her in the same category as Ghislaine Maxwell in any capacity is probably not a winning strategy with the masses of people who are following this case. Unlike myself, a lot of people that are following this case followed the whole Diana story, followed that whole entire ordeal. And those people are about to be fired up. Hearing that this security team is trying to even equate Ghislaine Maxwell to Princess Diana in any capacity is not going to go over well. And like I was saying a second ago, if you're so worried that she's going to suffer the same fate as Diana, then why in the hell would you want her out of jail in the first place? Wouldn't jail be the safest place for her? I mean, not if you're Jeffrey Epstein, obviously. But, you know, for Ghislaine Maxwell, I doubt that the paparazzi is storming into the jail anytime soon to chase her around the hallways where she'll collide with a wall and hurt herself and die. I don't think that's gonna happen in jail. Much more of a chance of that occurring, however, if she gets sprung. So I hope that the prosecutors are wily enough to turn this sort of strategy back in on them and use it against them. If Allison Nathan grants another bail hearing, I would think that we would see the prosecutors do something in that regard, meaning using this kind of nonsensical BS as ammunition against. Against the very people who brought it to the battlefield. So let's jump into our article from the New York Post and see what kind of whinging is occurring from Camp Bipedal Serpent this time. Headline, ghislaine Maxwell Security Fears she may suffer the same fate as Princess Diana. This article was authored by Rebecca Rosenberg. So, again, what exactly is it that her legal team wants? They don't want her in solitary confinement because she has no access to other people. If you put her in the main line, they'd cry that she should be in solitary confinement. And now they're saying, oh, well, she'll suffer the same fate as Princess Diana because of the media and the frenzy. Okay, well if that's the case, then let's keep her in jail. We'll keep her in solitary confinement. Out of all of the options that have been presented, that seems to be the the safest assurance that she does not come to any harm. So I think that we should just continue on the course we are on, keep her incarcerated and we won't have to worry about all of these what ifs then, right? It's like a controlled environment for scientific tests. And that's what we have here. A controlled environment where Ghislaine Maxwell can be kept and monitored. It should continue on this course, in my opinion. Ghislaine Maxwell's security guard whined in a new court filing that the disgraced socialites co conspirator general all around scuzz bag bipedal serpent. Her plight at the hands of the press is similar to the harassment Princess Diana endured before her fatal car crash. Yeah, let's get a few things straight, okay? Princess Diana wasn't involved in trafficking of children. She wasn't accused of abusing those children and she certainly wasn't accused by any one of abusing children with Jeffrey Epstein. Okay? So let's just get that out of the way. There is no equation here. We can't equate the two. Princess Diana and Ghislaine Maxwell are nothing alike. The situations are nothing alike. And the hyperbole coming from the security firm and the security guard is coming on thick. The security consultant whose name is redacted, said Maxwell, 58, has been the target of aggressive reporters and phot photographers desperate for a scoop. Well, that's what happens when you have a high profile person such as Ghislaine Maxwell. That's what happens when you have somebody who's accused of the crimes that she's accused of. That's what you have. When you have somebody who is being protected by a draconian NPA that has been roundly criticized and said shouldn't exist, that is what you have, okay? And furthermore, if you had her in some hotel somewhere, do you really think that these same people that you're maligning wouldn't be lining up in the streets doing the same exact thing? What makes you think that she is any safer or she has any less privacy in prison than she would have sitting in some plush hotel room? According to you, there will be an invasion of reporters there. You're giving the legacy media a whole lot of credit, by the way. They can't be bothered to get out of their tribalism. They can't be bothered to get out of their worship of 46. How dare you think that the legacy media would afford the resources that a story like this should get? How dare you think that that's never going to happen? Okay? The legacy media can't ruffle up enough interest in this case to move the needle at all at this point. Never mind camping out and causing a situation like the one Diana had. Unfortunately, there's not enough interest from the legacy media for that to occur in this case. So nice try. This kind of behavior is not only harassing, but can be life threatening, he wrote in a letter submitted as part of Maxwell's proposed 28 and a half million dollar bail package. A good example is in the case of Princess Diana, who unfortunately, fortunately, lost her life due to press intrusion into her personal space. News flash, asshole. There is no personal space where your client is. There is no personal space to be invaded by the paparazzi where your employer is. So what exactly is it that you're trying to prove here? What point are you trying to make, sir, Mr. Redacted security guy? Because from where I'm sitting, the safest place for Ghislaine Maxwell is in the custody of the federal government. Diana, Princess of Wales and the mother of Prince Harry and Prince William, died in Paris in 1997 after her driver crashed into a pillar while fleeing paparazzi. Again, if anyone thinks that there's that much furor over Ghislaine Maxwell and there's that many people in the media and the paparazzi that are looking to snap pictures and shit of her boy, I'll tell you what. I wish there was that much, much interest in this case. I wouldn't have to spend so much time on it if the legacy media would do their damn job. I could work on other projects I have going on, other things that are on the back burner. But nope, here we are. And I, unlike the legacy media, don't plan to leave a job half done. So I wouldn't worry about there being all this interest and legacy media outside of the house and the paparazzi chasing you around in the Lincoln Tunnel. Okay? I'm. I don't think it's gonna happen. You have nothing to worry about. And furthermore, if you're really that worried, I think the best case scenario is for her to just stay where she's at right now. The security expert said he had served 25 years in the British military before he was contracted to guard the UK's third richest person whom he didn't identify by name. Oh, Welly, well, well, Mr. Big Sh. Guy. What are we supposed to be impressed? So you spent 25 years in the the military for the UK. Okay, great. What does that mean to any of us? Do we. Should we really care about that? I mean, what point are you trying to prove that you've been in the military for 25 years? You're Mr. Hotshot security guard. I protected the third richest man in the UK. So basically what you're saying is you have ample experience protecting the scummiest amongst us, huh? You have ample experience providing security for the biggest dirt bags in society. Give yourself a round of applause, sir.
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Spinquest is a free to play social casino. Void where prohibited. Visit spinquest.com for more details. At the time of Maxwell's July 2 arrest, an associate of the security firm had been assigned to protect her from overzealous media, according to the Manhattan federal filing. Overzealous media, huh? Nobody could even find her. What sort of overzealous media are we talking about here? The same overzealous media that shows up to other arrests with their cameras ready to go. The same overzealous media that was nowhere in sight when Ghislaine Maxwell was getting arrested? Or when Epstein hopped off the plane in Teterbarrel. That overzealous media? Give me a break. Just another technicality. Just another loophole that they're looking to exploit so they don't have to face the harsh reality that their client, their employer, is guilty as the day is long. His associate was on duty at her sprawling New Hampshire hideout when he noticed a helicopter flying overhead at 6:30am and assumed the press had discovered the property. Oh yeah, the press had discovered our property. Oh, Ghislaine Maxwell. Everyone was looking for her. Yeah, right. It was like the sun, the Daily Mail, some independent content creators and a few investigative journalists. That was the extent of it. And the rest of the legacy media was just piggybacking off of everybody else's work. So stop with the press was hounding Ghislaine at every turn. That shit Wasn't occurring. Okay? Point blank period. Two hours later, vehicles sped up the driveway and the guard instructed Maxwell to move to an interior room. For her safety, the letter says. Oh, yeah, for her safety. What are you gonna do there, Mr. James Bond wannabe, when the FBI kicks in the door and drags your client out? Because, newsflash, the media isn't charging up anyone's driveway. Okay? The media isn't speeding up anyone's driveway in a convoy. Unless, of course, they're accompanying the feds to complete your humiliation. Your humiliation of being arrested. Then that might occur. But this wasn't the press storming in to find your client and moving her to a safe room. A bedroom. Give me a break already. All right, what was Osama bin Laden's boys kicking in the door looking for a. An Iraqi politician? That wasn't happening. All right? This was a typical arrest. No need to try and safeguard your client. To a different room. Asshole. It turned out the intruders weren't the press, but federal agents. Prosecutors have alleged that she tried to flee to another room, closing the door behind her when the FBI arrived. But her security expert countered that she was just following protocol. I mean, these people have such a highly inflated sense of self worth. Who is showing up at your door, Ghislaine Maxwell, to try and do harm to you? Give me a break. Maybe your old associates that you were working with when you were an asset in the intelligence community, but certainly not the media and certainly not federal agents. So who was it that you were truly afraid of? Who was it that you were hiding from, Ghislaine? I'll leave that up to all of you out there to figure out. Me? You know where I stand. This lady wasn't working in a vacuum. This lady wasn't just some shrinking violet. We're talking about a full blown intelligence asset here. She knew protocol. All right, Maxwell has asked to be released to home confinement with electronic GPS monitoring while she awaits trial on a six count indictment charging her with recruiting girls and women to be sexually abused by her and late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. So she wants out. Bad, right? And they're. They're taking out all the stops here. They're going the. The, the full monty, if you will. They got the security guards sending letters to the courts. They got friends sending letters to the courts. They got people coming out and saying, I'll leave my kids with Maxwell in letters to the court. And you see how badly they want her out. My question is, why, though? What is the motivation? Is it just because her so called treatment in jail is so bad, or is there other motivations? Are there other people at play here behind the scenes that would love to have her out for whatever reasons? Me, I don't want her moving one single foot from that facility. Not until it's time for trial. She'll have her day in court like everybody else who is remanded to custody before their trial. And she'll have her time then to defend herself in a court of law in front of a jury of her peers. Until that time, the evidence is in such an abundant manner and there is such a wide ranging variety of issues that come with someone like Elaine Maxwell getting bail that I don't see how anyone could think that this is a good idea. It is. It's beyond. It's beyond mind boggling to me to how anyone could think that this is a good idea. Honestly, folks, I mean, wow. The security firm would be contracted to supply around the clock protection upon her release. And the company would even pony up a $1 million bond to support her application. The letter says. Well, that's. That's fantastic. It's nice that the security company is just so generous with their money. Do they do that for everybody? How about we get the name of the security company unredacted, we get the name of this company and we find out who the investors are who put the money into this company, who's running this company, who is in charge of the day to day. The day to day. Because until we know all of that, we have no idea what sort of scoundrels are jumping into bed here with Maxwell. And it just is another small little nugget that shows you her large contacts. Do you think you'd have access to something like this? Anyone you know would have access to a security company like this offering this kind of deal. Would El Chapo have that sort of deal? Of course they wouldn't. Ghislaine Maxwell has always received preferential treatment. She continues to receive preferential treatment. And the fact that her legal team would attempt to spin the narrative as something else is disgusting. Let's hope that Judge Nathan and the prosecutors are not hoodwinked by any of this maneuvering and that they keep Ghislaine Maxwell behind bars until it's her time to stand trial in front of a jury of her peers and across the room from those who she has wronged and to those who she has allegedly abused. If you'd like to contact me, you can do that@bobby capuchirotonmail.com that's B O B B Y C A P U C c I@protonmail.com youm can also find me on Twitter at B O B B y underscore C A P U C C I. All of the links that go with this episode can be found in the description box. Hey everybody. 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