Epstein Files 'Sanitized'? Shocking, Says Absolutely No One

Newsweek dutifully reports that Jeffrey Epstein's brother, Mark, claims the recently released files are 'sanitized.' Concurrently, the FBI reportedly boosts security, presumably to protect itself from... what, exactly? The public’s sudden realization that powerful institutions protect their own? This isn't a shocking revelation; this is standard operating procedure when the 'elites' are

implicated. Remember when the FBI suddenly 'lost' evidence related to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.? Or the endless redactions on JFK documents? The playbook is well-thumbed. Mark Epstein's concerns, while valid, almost sound like a public service announcement for how these things always work among the powerful: selective transparency at best, outright obfuscation as a rule. How many

times must the public be told that official narratives are incomplete before they start treating government-released 'evidence' like a coloring book missing half its crayons? The real story is often in what's 'sanitized' out, not what's left in for public consumption.

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