Trump Repeatedly Raped a 13-Year-Old s*x Slave (Allegedly)
Trump Repeatedly Raped a 13-Year-Old s*x Slave (Allegedly)
Published on Jul 4, 2016
The Huffington Post
"An anonymous 'Jane Doe' filed a federal lawsuit against GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump last week, accusing him of raping her in 1994 when she was thirteen years old. The mainstream media ignored the filing.
If the Bill Cosby case has taught us anything, it is to not disregard rape cases against famous men. Serious journalists have publicly apologized for turning a blind eye to the Cosby accusers for over a decade, notwithstanding the large number of women who had come forward with credible claims. And now history is repeating itself.
In covering a story, a media outlet is not finding guilt. It is simply reporting the news that a lawsuit has been filed against Mr. Trump, and ideally putting the complaint in context. Unproven allegations are just that - unproven, and should be identified that way. (Mr. Trump’s lawyer says the charges are “categorically untrue, completely fabricated and politically motivated.”) Proof comes later, at trial. But the November election will come well before any trial. And while Mr. Trump is presumed innocent, we are permitted - no, we are obligated — to analyze the case’s viability now."
"The events apparently took place at several parties held by Epstein at his residence in Manhattan in 1994. The girl was promised money and a modelling career to attend the parties. The offer was also said to be given to other minor females. Trump is accused of initiating s*xual contact with the plaintiff at four different parties.
On the fourth and final incident, Trump tied the girl to a bed, exposed himself to her, and then proceeded to rape her. When the girl pleaded with Trump to stop, the presidential candidate allegedly responded to her please by violently striking her in the face with his open hand, screaming at her that he would do whatever he wanted.
After the rape, Trump apparently threatened the girl to never reveal the rape or else her family would be harmed or killed."
Published on Jul 4, 2016
The Huffington Post
"An anonymous 'Jane Doe' filed a federal lawsuit against GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump last week, accusing him of raping her in 1994 when she was thirteen years old. The mainstream media ignored the filing.
If the Bill Cosby case has taught us anything, it is to not disregard rape cases against famous men. Serious journalists have publicly apologized for turning a blind eye to the Cosby accusers for over a decade, notwithstanding the large number of women who had come forward with credible claims. And now history is repeating itself.
In covering a story, a media outlet is not finding guilt. It is simply reporting the news that a lawsuit has been filed against Mr. Trump, and ideally putting the complaint in context. Unproven allegations are just that - unproven, and should be identified that way. (Mr. Trump’s lawyer says the charges are “categorically untrue, completely fabricated and politically motivated.”) Proof comes later, at trial. But the November election will come well before any trial. And while Mr. Trump is presumed innocent, we are permitted - no, we are obligated — to analyze the case’s viability now."
"The events apparently took place at several parties held by Epstein at his residence in Manhattan in 1994. The girl was promised money and a modelling career to attend the parties. The offer was also said to be given to other minor females. Trump is accused of initiating s*xual contact with the plaintiff at four different parties.
On the fourth and final incident, Trump tied the girl to a bed, exposed himself to her, and then proceeded to rape her. When the girl pleaded with Trump to stop, the presidential candidate allegedly responded to her please by violently striking her in the face with his open hand, screaming at her that he would do whatever he wanted.
After the rape, Trump apparently threatened the girl to never reveal the rape or else her family would be harmed or killed."
As always, we would like to open this topic to the floor for discussion.