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That's what they want you to believe. Just like WMDs and 9-11 -- LOL. As you probably read in the NYT article, the experts in the prison industry who were contacted said there were no excuses for what happened.

I don’t believe there was a deep state conspiracy to assassinate JFK. And I’m not willing to argue about that.

But What about wmd and 9/11?

Just curious, what’s your opinion of government run health care?
 
It is true here that the prison is always understaffed and they are always begging other DOC officers to cover shifts for overtime pay. My department has not been fully staffed for over 6 years, and it just keeps getting worse. When you have hundreds of other prisoners to control, it seems possible to let one guy slide, no matter how high profile he is.

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I don’t believe there was a deep state conspiracy to assassinate JFK. And I’m not willing to argue about that.

But What about wmd and 9/11?

Just curious, what’s your opinion of government run health care?
If you read Bugliosi, then you won't believe it because he was an apologist for the government position. I did give a brief explanation of 9-11 and WMD, but I am far more knowledgeable about JFK.

9-11: Twin towers would've toppled not imploded if it was only the planes causing them to fall -- go to Architect & Engineers for 9-11 Truth: https://www.ae911truth.org/

WMDs: No WMDs were ever found, and it is my belief that Colin Powell resigned because he was unhappy that he was forced to give a false narrative to the UN to justify a war in Iraq. Doing the deed of the good soldier. There are some other explanations like erroneous intelligence received by the CIA, but I also have read that there were some in the CIA who complained that there was no evidence of WMDs. They simply suspected there were but had no proof. There was a lot of pressure to push for the war because of Cheney and Rumsfeld, who had huge investments in the military-industrial complex -- Cheney was the former CEO of Halliburton, for example.
 
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Government-run healthcare. I'm not an expert, but the way things are, even in current Medicare, the insurance and drug companies are making huge profits and our healthcare is not cheaper but more expensive than any country in the world, by far. The Medicare for All proposed by Sanders will take away a lot of the control of the system currently exercised by the drug and insurance companies. For instance, you can't get coverage for acupuncture or other alternative treatments for most policies; you have to pay up the wazoo for a lot of the tests recommended by the IFM, Institute of Functional Medicine, which cutting-edge healthcare specialists recommend but they're not approved by the FDA which is controlled by Big Pharma.
 
It is true here that the prison is always understaffed and they are always begging other DOC officers to cover shifts for overtime pay. My department has not been fully staffed for over 6 years, and it just keeps getting worse. When you have hundreds of other prisoners to control, it seems possible to let one guy slide, no matter how high profile he is.

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Prison guards have always got **** money but they have more or less unlimited overtime, that's where they make their money, if you want to you can work 100 hours a week here as a prison officer. (might as well be an inmate if you ask me)
 
Prison guards have always got **** money but they have more or less unlimited overtime, that's where they make their money, if you want to you can work 100 hours a week here as a prison officer. (might as well be an inmate if you ask me)

Same here in NJ...for cops too in some departments.
 
Man i've had about 10 hours of OT in like 10 years, my boss is a ****! We used to get anywhere from 4 to 12 hours a month, used to make a difference at the end of the year.

One department out here is super shady. Great school district too. Very Indian. Anyway, I digress. Cops trying to burn down others cops homes. Like that. Anyway about six months ago it was announced four cops were being investigated because they were being paid for OT they weren’t showing up to. One dude was on pace to earn more than 300K iirc based on the OT.
 
So, if anyone with decision-making authority in the system... Prison management, State authorities, FBi... really cared to, there could be an enquiry. I believe we have all phone calls on record here in the Utah HS operation if authorities wanted to see how anyone involved was being contacted. But if there were anyone with a nice cash bonus who cared to buy the decisions at the prison, and get the perp off out suicide watch, then get the cellmate moved, that is all it would really take..... Epstein might really have been looking for a chance to duck outta the news, so to speak.

Higher level plans require more power, more influence, and get more complicated.... but could also be easier to prove.

But there will be no real investigation. And, like JFK or even 9/11, nobody needs to believe our government official accounts, ever. But to create a plausible explanation takes more than imagination, and nobody really can get the facts. so here we are. Mushroom people.
 
Man i've had about 10 hours of OT in like 10 years, my boss is a ****! We used to get anywhere from 4 to 12 hours a month, used to make a difference at the end of the year.
Grass is always greener and all that. I work overtime every week. I'm in the midst of 12 days in a row right now.
Last couple years I made about 50% of my salary in overtime.
It sucks. I need the money so it is what it is

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There is a high rate of suicide in law enforcement, particularly for prison corrections officers. Lots of overtime isn't the answer.

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