Bloomberg Discovers Epstein, Trump, and Congress's Convenient Amnesia
The bombshell 'revelation' in Bloomberg, based on an email Epstein 'allegedly' wrote, suggests Trump was aware of his partner's depraved operation. This news, surfacing from congressional Democrats, is as surprising as noticing a politician seeking campaign donations. (Funny how these things 'surface' on cue.) We're meant to gasp at the idea that powerful men might know deeply unpleasant things
about each other. This isn't new; it's a cyclical amnesia machine. The mainstream media has consistently shown a remarkable capacity to either forget inconvenient associations or frame them as 'allegations' until they're weaponized. This 'discovery' conveniently sidesteps the larger network of powerful individuals, including prominent Democrats and Republicans, who frequented Epstein's circles for
years, all shielded by a collective journalistic blind spot. One might wonder if the real story isn't the 'allegation,' but the timing of its 'discovery' and public rollout.