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A two-panel meme featuring Skeletor from 'He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.' The top panel shows Skeletor with a yellow skull face, purple cloak, pointing with his right hand and gesturing with his left, accompanied by the text: 'TECHNICALLY, BECAUSE THERE WERE CHILDREN THERE SANTA VISITED EPSTEIN ISLAND.' The bottom panel depicts Skeletor running through a dark, spiky corridor, with the text: 'THEREFORE THAT MEANS SANTA CLAUS IS IN THE EPSTEIN FILES.' The meme uses dark humor to make a disturbing and controversial connection between Santa Claus (known for visiting children) and Epstein Island (infamous for child exploitation), implying Santa would be associated with the Epstein files.
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TECHNICALLY, BECAUSE THERE WERE CHILDREN THERE SANTA VISITED EPSTEIN ISLAND
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THEREFORE THAT MEANS SANTA CLAUS IS IN THE EPSTEIN FILES

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A dark humor meme linking Santa Claus to Epstein Island through the premise that Santa visits children, implying he would visit Epstein Island, and thus be in the Epstein files

Overview

A two-panel meme featuring Skeletor from 'He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.' The top panel shows Skeletor with a yellow skull face, purple cloak, pointing with his right hand and gesturing with his left, accompanied by the text: 'TECHNICALLY, BECAUSE THERE WERE CHILDREN THERE SANTA VISITED EPSTEIN ISLAND.' The bottom panel depicts Skeletor running through a dark, spiky corridor, with the text: 'THEREFORE THAT MEANS SANTA CLAUS IS IN THE EPSTEIN FILES.' The meme uses dark humor to make a disturbing and controversial connection between Santa Claus (known for visiting children) and Epstein Island (infamous for child exploitation), implying Santa would be associated with the Epstein files.

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The meme originates from Reddit (as indicated by the source 'Reddit:Meme'). It is a user-created remix, utilizing edited screenshots of Skeletor from the animated series 'He-Man and the Masters of the Universe' with added text overlays to create the dark humor premise.

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