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King Pedophile is Destroying the Evidence

The man who calls himself King of America is a rapist and a pedophile, guilty of sexual abuse of children with his good friend Jeffrey Epstein – stop calling them “young women” when they were children! The president is sick and utterly depraved, we all know it, and whoever continues to protect this pedophile is guilty by association. The Republican Party is damned and already in hell for supporting this monster. The FBI is doing his dark bidding and destroying evidence of his crimes right now, they want us to just forget the Epstein files exist, but we will never forget what we have seen and heard – RELEASE THE FILES NOW!

King Leopold II, who was also a white supremacist and a pedophile, had the entire Congo State archives burned before he left the colony to Belgium in 1908. From Adam Hochschild’s “KING LEOPOLD’S GHOST”, chapter 19, “The Great Forgetting”:

“The Congo offers a striking example of the politics of forgetting. Leopold and the Belgian colonial officials who followed him went to extraordinary lengths to erase potentially incriminating evidence from the historical record. One day in August 1908, shortly before the colony was officially turned over to Belgium, the king’s young military aide Gustave Stinglhamber walked from the Royal Palace to see a friend in the Congo state offices next door. The midsummer day seemed particularly warm, and the two men went to an open window to talk. Stinglhamber sat down on a radiator, then jumped to his feet: it was burning hot. When the men summoned the janitor for an explanation, he replied, “Sorry, but they’re burning the State archives.” The furnaces burned for eight days, turning most of the Congo state records to ash and smoke in the sky over Brussels. “I will give them my Congo,” Leopold told Stinglhamber, “but they have no right to know what I did there.”

“At the same time the furnaces roared in Brussels, orders went from the palace to the Congo commanding the destruction of records there. Colonel Maximilien Strauch, the king’s long-time consigliere on Congo matters, later said, “The voices which, in default of the destroyed archives, might speak in their stead have systematically been condemned to silence for considerations of a higher order.” Seldom has a totalitarian regime gone to such lengths to destroy so thoroughly the records of its work. In their later quests for a higher order, Hitler and Stalin in some ways left a far larger paper trail behind them.

“The same kind of deliberate forgetting took place in the minds of the men who staffed the regime. Forgetting one’s participation in mass murder is not something passive; it is an active deed.”

*From a rally in 2018. Other than ordering the protester thrown out, notice how quiet and angry he is about seeing his picture with his good friend Jeffrey?