[gaijin]

I am told that THIS is a list of the names of former and current pols, proto-pols, media personalities and one religious figure closely associated with Jeffrey Epstein:

I am told by sources of so/so reliability (not a letter of the alphabet, although that group has latched onto this story) that soon we will have texts implicating three politicians with involvement in Epstein-related allegations of unknown long-term promise.

The three politicians are referred to as “Evergreen, Eagle and Renegade”, which seem to be code names of some type.

A freeper surmised these are SS codenames for WJC, Hillary and Obama.

[virgil]

Renegade is Obama.

[cba123]

Interesting:

Joe Scarborough.

(I know, of all the names on that list...)

But... Interesting.

[mass55th]

Couldn’t “Renegade” refer to McCain, i.e., “maverick”? He’d always been off the reservation.

[gaijin]

Prosecutor from district of Wassermann-Schultz was looking into irregularities of visas expedited for Haitians. Then he suddenly "killed himself". This story is very unclear and is not proof of wrongdoing.

[Bullish]

That list is kind of a who’s-who of candy asses isn’t it?

[bigbob]

Strozk is really out of place there, he’s just an FBI guy who no one knew about two years ago. Makes me suspect this list is just someones fabrication.

Some of them are horn-dogs but Brian Stelter? He’s a eunuch!

[Blurb2350]

From a 2007 article in The Washingtonian:

[quote] Secure military networks now offer protection from eavesdropping, but the Secret Service still maintains its code names, and they are studied for clues as to the protectee’s personality. The sometimes wooden Al Gore was known for years as Sawhorse, and many read the tea leaves closely when word came out that Barack Obama, the first of the 2008 presidential candidates to get protection from the service, was to be known as Renegade.

What about others? “Evergreen,” the name for Hillary Rodham Clinton—who gets protection as a former first lady—dates back to the 1992 campaign, when Bill Clinton (“Eagle”) first fell under the protective umbrella.

George W. Bush is called Tumbler, another name dating back to his father’s presidency and perhaps to his earlier reputation for partying; George H.W. Bush was known as Timberwolf.

Agents called Dwight Eisenhower “Providence” while he was in office, but after he left the White House the golf-loving general was dubbed Scorecard. Sunday-school teacher Jimmy Carter was “Deacon,” and movie star Ronald Reagan was “Rawhide.” In 2004, Massachusetts senator John Kerry was “Minuteman.”[enquote]

[napscoordinator]

I hope! The pope though?????

[Impala64ssa]

Ed Murray is on that very speacial list, fmr Seattle Mayor who is a longtime member of Bloomingassberg’s Everytown for gun Sense. He declined to seek re-election a couple of years ago. Could it be because he’s under investigation for molesting young boys including his 11 yr old cousin? Now wonder he’s a gun control advocate, like most other friends of Epstein.

[pax_et_bonum]

Bergoglio.

[bgill]

A freeper surmised these are SS codenames for WJC, Hillary and Obama.

Yes.