Epstein Files: The Gaps Widen, The Questions Stay Buried
The Independent, like many, notes the DOJ's document dump provides "scant new insight" into Epstein's crimes, highlighting how federal prosecutors had a "strong case against Epstein in 2007 yet never charged him." This isn't a glitch, it's a feature of how power operates. The mainstream narrative focuses on Epstein the monster, never on the powerful clientele who enabled him and whose continued
influence demands their identities remain shielded. One might wonder when these journalistic endeavors will pivot from 'glaring gaps' in the files to the glaring gaps in justice and accountability for the influential individuals still walking free. The 'scant new insight' isn't about Epstein's depravity; it's about the continued protection of the powerful, year after excruciating year. How many
document dumps does it take to acknowledge the deep state protecting its own?