privilege? Donald Trump slammed to say about Epstein’s island. ‘No one is coming back’
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he did not have a ‘privilege’ to go to Epstein’s island, triggered a large -scale backlash on social media as his political opponents said no one is coming back from what Trump said. Trump made a statement in Scotland as he was meeting the UK Prime Minister Kir Stmper. It did not seem that his comment was sarcastic, as he had a straight face and did not even laugh. “I never went to the island, and [former president] Bill Clinton went there 28 times. I never went to the island, but [former Treasury Secretary] Larry Summers, I hear, went there, he was the head of Harvard. And many other people who are very big people, no one ever talks about them, ”said Trump. Trump said, “I never had the privilege of going to his island, and I turned down him. But a lot of people were invited to his island in Palm. In a very good moments, I turned it down. I didn’t want to go to his island,” Trump said.Trump came to a big fire on the issue of Epstein, which did not leave him even in Scotland. Trump explained that he cut the relationship with Epstein as Epstein was stealing those who worked for him.Reacting rapidly to Trump’s comment, “The United States president is a pedophile of the highest order at any time and should be treated in this way. “Island of Jeffrey Epstein” and “privilege” in a single sentence. In the same sentence. We all know that you were there, “wrote another. “What kind of people support a person who calls a journey to the island of sex -filled sex -filled sex trafficking?” A third user wrote. “He sat there and went to an island and said, where they raped children” privilege “, another wrote another.
What is Epstein’s island?
Epstein Island, officially called Little Saint James, is a private island in the US Virgin Islands, owned by the departed financier and convicted sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein received global notorious after being arrested in 2019 on charges of sex smuggling of minors. In satellite images, the island has a striking striped dome of the Middle Eastern style architecture. The principles of the conspiracy claimed that it was a temple used for demonic rituals, but never found any evidence.
