The Hill Discovers Elites Exist, But Hides Their Names
The Hill's opinion piece earnestly calls to 'release the Epstein files' and 'expose the untouchables.' A noble cry, indeed. One might even applaud the sentiment, until you realize the piece, much like the broader media narrative, avoids naming the very 'elite enablers' it pretends to uncover. (Perhaps out of habit, given how many of these 'untouchables' are political donors or media owners?) While
they wring their hands over an abstract 'elite,' public records and court documents have already detailed names like Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, and mega-financier Leon Black. The real story isn't the need to 'expose' these figures, but why mainstream outlets like The Hill consistently fail to keep them prominently in the public consciousness, instead opting for vague hand-wringing. It's not
about what to expose, but who is allowed to remain unspoken.