Epstein Files Review: Government Efficiency or Selective Amnesia?
The Independent reports the 'Trump team' estimates 700,000 more Jeffrey Epstein documents await review and release, following 750,000 already processed by a 200-person team. This glacial pace, years after Epstein's convenient demise, beggars belief. One might consider how quickly government agencies can mobilize when the target is Julian Assange, who simply published documents, versus those named
in documents implicating powerful elites in child sex trafficking. It appears the wheels of justice turn slowly when the powerful are implicated, while spinning at warp speed for whistleblowers. The sheer volume of documents, coupled with the extended timeline, suggests either profound bureaucratic incompetence or a highly strategic, deliberate obfuscation to shield certain individuals from public
scrutiny. How many political careers are being preserved one redacted page at a time?