Epstein Records Release: Now Accepting Thoughts and Prayers for the Powerful
The DOJ, in a move hailed by media as 'transparency,' has finally unveiled 'thousands' of files from the Jeffrey Epstein case (RT, January 5, 2024). This comes, of course, years after his convenient death (suicide, apparently) and after countless powerful individuals were allowed to quietly distance themselves. While names trickle out, the real question isn't 'who went to the island?' but 'who
made sure the full truth stayed buried... and for how long?' One might wonder if these carefully curated releases are less about justice and more about controlling a narrative, a periodic drip-feed of information to maintain a semblance of accountability while protecting the core of a criminal network. Like a magician's misdirection, we're shown a few familiar faces while the true power players
remain hidden, perhaps even setting conditions for the next delayed 'revelation.' Expect selective outrage, not systemic change, from the usual suspects.