By John Q. Hosedrinker 
The Department of Justice has only released a small fraction of the Epstein files, as revealed in a recent court filing. Despite a federal law mandating release by December 19th, only about 12,285 documents have been published. While the department cites the protection of victims’ identities and the vast number of documents as reasons for delays, Democrats have intensified criticism, accusing the Trump administration of “lawlessness” and demanding the release of unredacted files. Several key figures are also mentioned in these files, including Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who is under investigation as well.
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The US Justice Department has released less than 1% of Epstein files, a fact that’s truly staggering, especially when you consider the scope of the scandal. They’ve only made public a small fraction of the documents, a mere 12,285 documents amounting to 125,575 pages, despite a federal law mandating a much broader release by a specific date. This is a clear indicator that a vast reservoir of information remains hidden, a virtual library of untold secrets. And the sheer volume of pages already published is, frankly, terrifying.
The amount of material they’re holding back implies a level of criminality and potential political fallout that’s difficult to fully comprehend. One can’t help but suspect a concerted effort to drag out the process, perhaps to minimize the impact before the next election cycle. The slow drip of information allows them to control the narrative, mitigating the damage.
The situation demands a strong response. The Justice Department appears to be in violation of the law. Congress needs to step up and fulfill its oversight role, asserting its authority as a coequal branch of government.
The delayed release raises serious questions about who is being protected. It feels as though important names are being meticulously redacted from the public eye. The focus on “redaction” suggests they are more concerned with minimizing embarrassment and protecting specific individuals than with transparency and justice.
The fact that the release is so slow suggests the remaining files contain explosive information. If only 1% of the files have been released, what other horrors lurk within the other 99%? We already know about the shocking details revealed in the documents that have been released, including allegations of baby trafficking and worse. This also raises the question of how much more is hidden, and what the true extent of the criminal activities was.
Some speculate that the files are filled with graphic content, perhaps photos, that would expose the identities of those involved and the ages of the victims. This, if true, would be a deliberate strategy to slow the public’s consumption of information by “drip-feeding” it. The longer the process takes, the more time there is to control the narrative and deflect blame.
It is likely that these people were pedophiles long before Epstein Island. The existence of these files should lead to more serious and in-depth investigations into other potential crimes that are happening in the present moment, rather than just historical.
The current situation is infuriating. The lack of transparency and the apparent protection of abusers and pedophiles is deeply disturbing. If there are indeed millions of files, it strongly suggests the US government was complicit in Epstein’s operation. This means they were either actively involved, or willfully turned a blind eye.
The timeline for full disclosure is simply unacceptable. Given the slow pace of the releases, it could take decades to fully reveal the contents of the files. The slow-walking of the release may be a tactic to wait out the clock.
The slow release also allows those implicated to control the narrative and engage in damage control. It’s a way to mitigate the shock and allow the public to gradually become desensitized to the revelations. But in the meantime, the families of the victims are forced to wait.
The entire situation underscores a lack of accountability in the government. The public is kept in the dark, and those in power seem to be operating with impunity. If the government can simply ignore laws and delay disclosure, then there is no real rule of law.
The sheer volume of documents makes it difficult to conceal information through redactions alone. The public would be able to piece together information. Even with a number of redactions, the facts of cover-ups and collusion would be impossible to hide.
The allegations in the released documents paint a picture of horrific crimes, including child sex trafficking and the murder of babies. The fact that the release is being so heavily controlled suggests the potential for even more disturbing revelations in the remaining files.
The fact that the Justice Department can get away with delaying the release raises serious questions about accountability. The public is left to wonder if anyone will be held responsible for the apparent cover-up. What is Deep Throat in this generation?
The current state of affairs is a clear demonstration of zero accountability in our government. There are patriots out there who love their country enough to expose the monsters in these files.
Finally, the lack of a proper and transparent investigation into Epstein’s death raises more questions. The details surrounding his death, the delayed and doctored footage, and the unmarked grave, all give the impression of a cover up. The whole situation has become a classic “wag the dog” moment to distract from the truth.