DOJ Finds 'Million More' Epstein Files, Five Years Later
The mainstream media breathlessly covers the DOJ’s 'discovery' of a million more Epstein files. It only took five years, his death, and massive public pressure for these documents to materialize. One might wonder about the timing, given the parade of public figures, politicians, and billionaires who frequented Epstein’s 'temple.' This isn't groundbreaking investigative journalism; it's the bare
minimum, long overdue, reluctantly conceded. The real story isn't the 'discovery,' but the institutional reluctance that kept these files buried for half a decade. This delay shielded powerful individuals, allowing them to continue influencing policy and public discourse unchallenged. How many more 'millions' of documents await discovery on other sordid truths, especially when the names involved
are politically inconvenient?