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If you’re not drinking 29 beers plus one for the Edmund Fitzgerald tonight you’re doing it wrong.
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The US government just took a 35% stake in an oil company run by a man Switzerland is still investigating for money laundering. And one of the four people who signed the deal wasn't even publicly named.
Orlando Alvarado. ProPublica found his name buried in the agreement. The Miami Herald identified him in 2019 as an unindicted co-conspirator in a $1.2 billion scheme involving Venezuela's state oil company. He was never charged.
Then there's Alejandro Betancourt. According to the Washington Post, Landau, Bondi and Blanche all contacted Swiss officials about his money-laundering case. Blanche reportedly wanted it resolved without criminal penalties. Switzerland withdrew its UK extradition request, Betancourt got a US visa, and by August 30 he's signing an oil deal with Rubio and Hegseth.
Now here's what caught my attention in the Epstein files.
In December 2012, Epstein was personally connecting businessmen over Venezuelan oil concessions. Six days later, an NDA was circulated with Epstein, Alvarado and Betancourt all copied. Epstein had also invested at least $4.5 million in Venezuelan oil bonds.
Fourteen years later, two names from that same correspondence are involved in a US government oil deal, after senior American officials intervened in one man's foreign criminal investigation.
That's one hell of a coincidence.
And who owns the rest of the Barbados company we're now partnering with? We don't know. Congress tried to subpoena the records, Republicans voted it down, and State handed over one document.
At what point do we stop pretending these are all unrelated stories?
NDA: justice.gov/epstein/files/Da…
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WHY EMPATHS ATTRACT NARCISSISTS
Empaths don’t attract narcissists because they’re weak.
They attract narcissists because they carry a rare combination of emotional depth, intuition, and compassion that narcissists crave — but can never create within themselves. Empaths are everything a narcissist is not, and that contrast becomes a magnet.
1. Empaths want peace — narcissists thrive in chaos.
Empaths try to fix arguments, soften tone, calm energy, apologize first.
Narcissists use conflict to regain control.
The empath thinks harmony is the goal.
The narcissist thinks dominance is the goal.
You cannot “love” someone into emotional maturity.
2. Empaths mistake intensity for connection.
Narcissists love-bomb with passion and intensity.
To an empath, it feels like emotional alignment.
They believe they’ve found someone who “feels” as deeply as they do — until that intensity turns into anger, withdrawal, jealousy, or manipulation.
The truth?
It was never depth.
It was control wearing the costume of love.
3. Empaths are nurturers — narcissists need constant emotional feeding.
Empaths soothe.
Narcissists drain.
Empaths listen.
Narcissists monologue.
Empaths validate.
Narcissists demand.
This dynamic creates a dangerous cycle:
the empath becomes the healer…
while the narcissist becomes the taker.
4. Empaths give love without keeping score — narcissists take without limits.
An empath loves deeply, generously, and wholeheartedly.
A narcissist absorbs love like a bottomless pit.
The more the empath gives, the more the narcissist wants — and the more the empath feels responsible for “fixing” the relationship.
A narcissist sees this not as love…
but as opportunity.
Empaths see the wounded child inside the narcissist.
5. Empaths believe in people’s potential — narcissists weaponize that hope.
Empaths fall in love with:
• who the narcissist could be
• who they were during the love-bombing
• who they desperately wish the narcissist would become
Narcissists use this hope to keep the empath stuck.
“You saw the good in me once… try harder. Love me more.”
It’s manipulation disguised as possibility.
6. Narcissists choose empaths because they are the easiest to break… and the hardest to replace.
A narcissist knows an empath will:
• forgive
• understand
• over-explain
• excuse
• stay longer than they should
But once an empath wakes up…
they become the one person the narcissist can never control again.
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Watching someone destroy your friend and still playing nice with them isn't being 'neutral' it's cowardice disguised as maturity. Loyalty doesn't shake hands with the enemy.
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