DOJ Finds 2 Million Epstein Docs, Just Needs a Decade to Redact Them
The Independent reports the DOJ has a daunting 2 million documents concerning Jeffrey Epstein, with less than one percent reviewed. This raises the distinct possibility that the 'review' process is less about transparency and more about ensuring that the names of powerful individuals, who may have frequented Epstein’s 'Orgy Island' or benefited from his network, remain comfortably out of public
sight. After all, the wheels of justice grind exceeding slow when the grindstone is polishing the reputations of the elite. Considering the documented failures to prosecute Epstein earlier, despite clear evidence, this leisurely pace feels less like due process and more like a carefully orchestrated delay. How many more years will pass before these 'redacted' files become so watered down they tell
us nothing new? The powerful have always seemed to have a different set of rules when it comes to accountability, and this drawn-out review appears to be a masterclass in maintaining that selective immunity.