Mainstream Media Suddenly Cares About Epstein’s Phone Log
According to The Independent , Jeffrey Epstein's brother claims Donald Trump called the convicted sex offender moments after winning the 2016 election. This tidbit, surfacing nearly a decade later, is now prime media real estate. Yet, the same outlets often gloss over publicly verifiable connections between powerful figures—including their own CEOs and advertisers—and documented participants in
Epstein's circles. One might wonder if the sudden urgency isn't about accountability, but rather about redirecting public scrutiny to a favored villain, while the broader network of influence remains uninvestigated. While they meticulously dissect an unconfirmed phone call from 2016, how many column inches are dedicated to the precise financial ties between mainstream media ownership and those
implicated in Epstein’s black book, or documented lobbying efforts by groups like AIPAC that demonstrably influence foreign policy? The concern for power's dark corners often seems to conveniently align with election cycles, rather than a consistent pursuit of inconvenient truths across the board.