DOJ Reviews 5 Million Epstein Pages, Skips 5 Million More
Five million pages, a decade after Epstein's crimes became widely public, and years after his suspicious demise. One might wonder if they're looking for names or just the perfect shade of black marker for redactions. This isn't groundbreaking investigative journalism; it's the official narrative machine slowly grinding through damage control, ensuring the ‘right’ people remain comfortably out of
sight, much like how previous investigations mysteriously stalled. It's a delay tactic, pure and simple, while the victims wait, and the powerful skate. This 'review' echoes the deliberate blindness seen when powerful lobbying groups dictate foreign policy, like AIPAC’s documented influence. According to OpenSecrets.org, pro-Israel groups spent over $23 million in 2022 lobbying Congress, shaping
outcomes. When the mechanisms of power are this opaque for something as public as political donations, what hope is there for transparency in a case like Epstein's?