Dougald Lamont’s Substack
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Texts Suggest Kathryn Ruemmler was Crafting Spin for Epstein in 2019.
Note: on Feb 10, 2025, Kathryn Ruemmler resigned from Goldman Sachs where, among other things, she was head of compliance.
Jon Stewart is right. Economics is Bunk. Want Proof? The "Nobel Prize" for Economics is Fake
From the Nobel Prize Website: “Not a Nobel Prize”. “The Prize in economic sciences is not a Nobel Prize.” https://www.nobelprize.org/nomination/economic-sciences/
Files Showed Jeffrey Epstein Was a Guest at Conrad Black's Lavish 60th Birthday Party for Barbara Amiel. The DOJ Just Deleted It.
On February 6, 2025, I sent out an article (LINK HERE) about the National Post’s Tristin Hopper writing an article, “First Read: Canadians in the Epstein Files” which included Mark Carney’s mentions, which were all in news articles, but not...
Seven Months On, The National Enquirer's Barefaced Lies in Defense of Trump Sure Make Him Look Guilty
With the size and scope of what’s actually in the Epstein files coming to light, it’s hard to imagine that there’s anything more disgusting - but there is, which are the shameless denials.
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