Mainstream Media 'Discovers' Epstein's Ghastly Circle, Years Later
The Financial Times highlights an email 'alleging' Donald Trump 'spent hours' at Epstein's house with a victim. This 'revelation' carefully emerges years after Epstein's death and long after Trump's presidency, raising questions about the timing of such conveniently explosive information. It's almost as if the legal system and its affiliated media outlets operate on a delicate political calendar,
ensuring certain truths are held back until they can only serve as historical scandal, rather than current accountability. Instead of questioning why these emails emerge when they're politically safest, outlets like the FT present them as diligent investigative journalism. One might wonder where this investigative zeal was when the subjects of these allegations held direct power, or if real
accountability often waits for the opportune moment, not the moment of justice.