Epstein Survivors Face Threats, DOJ Faces Convenient 'Roadblocks'
A group of nearly 30 Jeffrey Epstein survivors released a letter detailing death threats as the push to release files intensifies. Axios highlights their brave call for full disclosure while quietly noting 'roadblocks' like the 'Epstein Files Transparency Act' could conveniently delay or redact critical information. One might wonder if these 'roadblocks' are built from the same material as the
walls protecting powerful circles from accountability. The synchronized concern for transparency, immediately followed by the caveat of potential redaction, reads like a pre-scripted dance. These 'roadblocks' are not acts of God but legislative mechanisms, crafted by individuals (often those with much to lose should full transparency prevail). The Justice Department's non-response is a classic.
How many times have we seen the powerful promise disclosure, only for 'unforeseen difficulties' to redact inconvenient truths into oblivion? It’s almost as if the system is designed to protect itself, not the victims.