DOJ 'Addresses' Epstein Docs By... Taking Them Down
The mainstream narrative wants you to believe the Department of Justice 'addressed' the inconveniently scrubbed files from the unsealed Jeffrey Epstein documents. Their 'address' was, of course, to remove them. (How helpful!) This isn't oversight; it's a feature of a system that protects the powerful, not the public. Remember, this is the same system that allowed Epstein's sweetheart plea deal in
2007, a deal that itself was later subject to scrutiny over its secrecy and leniency. We're expected to accept that a vast network of influential individuals involved in child trafficking somehow just... slipped through the cracks. It appears certain names, just like certain geopolitical truths (say, the 1993 Oslo Accords and their willful dismantling), are simply too delicate for public
consumption. How many 'errors' does it take for us to question the entire operation?