The List & Some News

Unkle Bonehead

Jul 13, 2025

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This is going to be different

Call it an experiment if you wish. But today’s two episodes are going to be quite a bit different than what you are used to. Instead of the random news stories and occaisonal song or two to kind of go with them. This week I’ve decided to take a much more formteed form. This week I’ve decided to take quotes from the book 1984 by George Orwell. Write a fictional short story that takes into account current laws/bills and the political climate. I will read these as a monolque, play an appropriate song. Then briefly discuss some new articles about the same topic.
I think this will give me a much more structured feel of content and will allow me to chop the show up into smaller parts to release more episodes during the week that are shorter in length and much more realistic for people to consume.

I started a Substack

And I will be focusing most of my time on it, X and Blurt. You can find the Substack here.

My plan is to focus mainly on just Substack it’s self for my content. It won’t be exclusive though, I will still syndicate it to Blurt and X.

This monoloque is based on my own personal opinions formed by my own personal experiences. Yours may be different.
And that’s ok.

The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command. - George Orwell - 1984

Let’s talk about trust, or the lack of it. Pam Bondi, Dan Bongino, and Kash Patel. Three names that carried weight with the MAGA faithful, three voices that roared about truth, transparency, and taking down the so-called “deep state.” They built their careers on it, especially when it came to Jeffrey Epstein. Before they stepped into power in 2025, they were loud, relentless, promising to rip the veil off Epstein’s secrets. Bondi, as Attorney General, went on Fox News in February, saying the Epstein client list, the one that’s fueled years of speculation about powerful pedophiles, was “sitting on my desk right now to review.” She doubled down in March, telling Sean Hannity there was a “truckload of evidence,” thousands of pages, tens of thousands of videos, including “child porn” that she and the FBI were combing through. Kash Patel, before he was FBI Director, wrote books and ranted on podcasts about “government gangsters,” vowing to drop Epstein’s files on day one. Dan Bongino, the fiery podcaster turned FBI Deputy Director, spent years on air hinting at a cover-up, questioning Epstein’s suicide, and teasing a list that would expose the elite. They had the MAGA base eating out of their hands, salivating for justice.

It became the list that never was.

Fast forward to July 7, 2025. The Department of Justice and FBI drop a two-page memo. No client list. No blackmail ring of global elites. No bombshell arrests. Epstein, they say, killed himself, and that’s that. The same trio Bondi, Patel, Bongino now sing a different tune. Bondi’s desk? Apparently empty. Patel tells Joe Rogan there’s no incriminating video, saying, “If there was a video of some guy or gal committing felonies on an island and I’m in charge, don’t you think you’d see it?” Bongino, on Fox News in May, says, “I’ve seen the whole file. He killed himself.” The same guy who once speculated about Middle Eastern countries wiring Epstein’s plane for blackmail now shrugs and says there’s nothing new. The MAGA base, fed years of promises, feels slapped in the face. X lights up with fury. @EvanAKilgore calls it a lie, saying, “Pam Bondi lied about the Epstein Files. Kash Patel lied about the Epstein Files. All the Right-Wing ‘influencers’ invited to the White House lied about the Epstein Files.” @TonyHighspeed brands them “The Trio of Incompetence,” listing “Pam ‘The Epstein Files Are On My Desk’ Bondi, Kash ‘Government Gangsters Epstein Files On Day One’ Patel, Dan ‘Trust Me Bro’ Bongino.” @Rat_BoyGL points out, “Bongino and Kash, combined, mentioned the Epstein list 40 times on Podcasts before being inserted in to the FBI. Now the list magically doesn’t exist.”

But then, something eerie happens. The right-wing influencers, the ones who hyped the Epstein files alongside Bondi, Patel, and Bongino, start pivoting. Almost in lockstep, they urge their followers to let it go. On July 7 and 8, 2025, their posts on X sound like they’re reading from the same script. Liz Wheeler writes, “I’m supposed to be on vacation, but it’s time to fire Pam Bondi,” but then softens, saying, “We need to focus on the bigger picture of making America safe again.” Rogan O’Handley, aka DC_Draino, calls the memo a “shameful chapter” but adds, “Let’s focus on making America safe again.” Mike Cernovich, after raging that “nobody can even understand” the memo, tweets, “No one is believing the Epstein coverup, @realDonaldTrump. This will be part of your legacy. There’s still time to change it!” But then pivots to praising Trump’s crime stats.The Hodgetwins post, “Trump has to fire Pam Bondi. She went on camera and told the world she has the Epstein client list on her desk … Now they say there is no list??,” yet later urge followers to “move forward.” Even Laura Loomer, who screamed for Bondi’s resignation, dials it back, focusing on “bigger fights.” Why the sudden harmony? Were they handed talking points at that February White House photo-op, where they waved “Epstein Files: Phase 1” binders that turned out to be recycled public records? The base smells a rat. @wendyp4545 sums it up: “Dan Bongino said that he was going to release video of Epsteins cell. Pam Bondi said the FBI had a truckload of Epstein Documents before Kash… Liars each and every one.”

This isn’t just about a list that doesn’t exist. It’s about a betrayal of trust, a machine that builds hope on promises of truth, then yanks it away when power’s secured. Bondi, Patel, and Bongino rode the Epstein wave to the top, only to pull the plug when it mattered. And the influencers, once firebrands, now sound like they’re auditioning for White House press passes. The system thrives on our outrage, our clicks, our faith in the next big reveal. But what if the real cover-up isn’t Epstein’s files? What if it’s the way they control the narrative, dangling justice just out of reach, while the faithful are told to sit down, shut up, and move on? That’s the shadow we’re all standing in now.

We can’t back down from this. We won’t back down. The truth about Epstein’s crimes isn’t just a conspiracy theory. It’s a wound that festers in the heart of our nation. It’s obvious now: many of the elite, politicians, Democrats, and Republicans, people entrusted with the safety and security of our country, are sick, disgusting, vile predators who preyed on innocent children. The whispers of their crimes echo in court filings, in victim testimonies, in Ghislaine Maxwell’s conviction for trafficking. We, the people, need to know who they are. We deserve to know the names of those vile, rotten souls who hid behind wealth and power. This isn’t about left or right; it’s about light versus darkness, as @childofgod2026 posted on X: “The Epstein files should have been released the moment they existed. Children were raped. People were trafficked. The elite from both sides were involved.” We won’t let them bury this.

This fight isn’t for revenge. It’s for justice. Not just for the children violated on that island, but for our own children and their children yet to come. They don’t deserve to be ruled by monsters. They don’t deserve to be taught to trust pedophiles who parade as leaders. @CrushWokeAgenda put it plainly on X: “If the Epstein files don’t send people from both parties to prison, they’re not the real files. Release everything. No redactions. No deals. No delays.” We stand at a crossroads, where silence means complicity. The elite may hope we’ll forget, but we won’t. We’ll keep demanding, keep pushing, because the truth isn’t theirs to hide. It’s ours to claim. For the victims, for our kids, for the future, we’ll keep fighting until every name is exposed and every crime is answered for.

News

Fix your Gemini crap

Open the Gemini mobile app on your Android device. Once you're in Gemini, look for your profile picture or initial in the top right corner of the screen. Tap on it.
From the menu that pops up, find and select 'Gemini Apps Activity.' This will likely take you to a web page within the app or your browser. On this 'Gemini Apps Activity' page, you will see a toggle. You need to make sure this toggle is turned OFF.
This is your primary shield against ongoing data collection and interaction with your apps.
Now, an important side note: within the Gemini app, you might also find a separate 'Apps' section under your profile. This lists individual apps like WhatsApp, Messages, Phone. While turning off 'Gemini Apps Activity' should disable these, it's a good idea to go into that 'Apps' section and manually toggle OFF access for any specific app you absolutely do not want Gemini touching.
But here's a critical detail that Google isn't making very obvious: even after you turn off 'Gemini Apps Activity,' your conversations and interactions with Gemini will still be saved for up to 72 hours! Google says this is for 'safety and feedback,' but it means there's a window where your data is still retained, even if it's supposedly not linked to your account for AI training.
So, if you want to be truly proactive about your privacy, you'll need to manually delete your activity from that 'Gemini Apps Activity' page every 72 hours, or whenever you feel it's necessary. Look for options to delete activity by last hour, last day, or a custom range on that same page.

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