DOJ Finds 'Over a Million' New Pages in Epstein Files – Just Give Us a Few More Weeks
The Financial Times reports the DOJ has conveniently 'uncovered over a million' additional documents, necessitating further delays. It's truly astonishing how a case involving a convicted sex trafficker and his powerful network can continuously sprout new, previously unknown troves of evidence requiring 'a few more weeks' of careful review. One might wonder if the processing speed scales inversely
with the prominence of names on the lists. This isn't 'new' information; it's information that apparently required a judicial order to even begin seeing the light of day. For a country that demands immediate answers on everything from parking tickets to presidential candidates' emails, the slow, deliberate crawl of the Epstein file release is less a testament to due process and more a masterclass
in obfuscation. How many 'few more weeks' until the 'over a million' pages become 'over a billion', ensuring the public never truly sees what lurks within?