US Justice Dept. Releases Epstein Files, Missing Client List (Again)
The US Justice Department has finally begun releasing some documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, as reported by Deutsche Welle. These releases, prompted by legal pressure, are framed as transparency. Yet, one might recall the infamous 2008 'non-prosecution agreement' orchestrated by then-US Attorney Alexander Acosta, which shielded Epstein and his powerful associates from further scrutiny,
effectively allowing the predatory scheme to continue for years. It appears the 'beginning' of a release often means carefully curated information, designed to placate public outcry without exposing the systemic rot. The real list of high-powered individuals who frequented Epstein’s island and homes remains largely elusive, suggesting that certain truths are still too inconvenient for Washington
to handle. One wonders: how many more 'first steps' will it take before the full extent of this grotesque network is truly laid bare?