Senate Approves Epstein Docs Bill: Justice Department Has Only 30 Years to Release Them
The Hill reports the Senate formally approved a bill forcing the Justice Department to release documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's plea deal. This comes just shy of 15 years after that infamous 'non-prosecution agreement,' during which time powerful figures have remained conspicuously untouched. One might wonder about the timing, given the glacial pace of previous 'investigations' into
Epstein's high-flying contacts. This isn't about transparency; it's theater. The public has known about Epstein's network for years, yet the wheels of 'justice' grind to a halt when the culprits are powerful. We're expected to applaud a formal request as a victory, rather than question why it took an act of Congress to pry open what should have been released a decade ago. How many more decades
until we find out who else frequented his 'temple'? And how many conveniently forgotten memories will we have to endure in the interim?