Epstein Files: Bureaucracy Deployed to Guard Elite Secrets
The mainstream media's fascination with Epstein is often a curated peek, always focusing on the sensational while conveniently glossing over the systemic rot that allowed it to fester. A 'Special Master' for the files? This isn't about protecting the innocent; it's about deploying legalistic jargon to shield the well-connected. Think of it as a very expensive, very official shredder, deciding what
the public is 'ready' for. This move mirrors how power protects its own globally, from redacted drone strike reports to 'national security exceptions' for human rights abuses. It's a testament to the belief that the public isn't mature enough for full truth, especially when that truth implicates those at the top. One might wonder if the concern for 'privacy' extends to the victims, or only to the
prominent names on Epstein's flight logs.