The release of new Epstein documents serves as a continuation of the perpetual political bait-and-switch of a larger cover up.
A previously unseen tranche of emails released by Democrats of the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday, November 12th, have seemingly revealed more information about the relationship between disgraced pedophile financier and intelligence asset Jeffrey Epstein and president Donald Trump.
Yet the surrounding context of the release appears to be where the real story is.
First and foremost it should be stated the Democrats, being deeply embedded in the Epstein scandal themselves, clearly have their own motivations for releasing what appear to be specifically picked emails to implicate Donald Trump. That goes without saying.
The picture that the emails paint indicate Trump's prior knowledge of Epstein's misdeeds and what even appears to be an acknowledgment of his silence on the matter, as in one email Trump was referred to as "the dog that has not barked".
This should be obvious to anyone who has done even the slightest bit of objective analysis of the Epstein scandal.
Over the last several years reports covered by yours truly have emphasized how clearly apparent it should be that Donald Trump has always possessed intimate knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's operations. The two of them were as close as two people could be for many years, not to mention Trump's ties to various other elements within Epstein's circle: such as his long-standing relationship with the Clintons — themselves heavily implicated — and Trump's involvement with the fashion and model circuit, also an integral part of Epstein's operation via Leslie Wexner.
All of this in addition to Trump's staunch efforts to block the release of any further Epstein documents, even after being informed his name was mentioned in them multiple times.
One would think that if someone were being accused of the most heinous crimes imaginable and there exists documents to exonerate said individual they would stop at nothing to release the information that would clear their name rather than continuing to cover it up and make baseless assertions that the entire thing was a hoax contrived by their political enemies.
Especially if the person in question already had a particularly sordid track record with a history of sexual misconduct allegations, who had already been in court once for the alleged sexual assault of a teenager, and who is in fact a legally adjudicated rapist.
While one can speculate whether or not Trump participated in the abuse of underage victims — which, for full transparencies sake, this author firmly believes to be the case — or not, it should be painfully obvious for anyone with an iota of common sense that Donald Trump has long possessed intimate knowledge of the heinous crimes committed by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislane Maxwell.
Yet it is precisely the obvious nature of this relationship and the clear ulterior motive of the Democrats releasing it that is perhaps the most telling.
Just like the Epstein Files psyop of earlier this year — in which redacted binders full of recycled information were publicly passed around by right-wing grifters in a grandstanding show of smoke and mirrors, this latest stunt by the Democrats only serves as more political theater; pulling the public along on a string of limited hangout after limited hangout, while neither establishment party seriously seeks to reveal the true depths of the scandal.
This is because the fact of the matter is the Epstein / Maxwell sex trafficking network is and has always been an international blackmail operation operated by various intelligence agencies.
This is a fact that has been meticulously documented despite establishment denials to the contrary.
These latest Epstein releases are designed to act as a bait and switch, to keep the public playing the charade of the left versus right paradigm and arguing over which side has the worst child predators, all the while the system that empowers said predators remains wholly unscathed and child victims are used as pawns on a political chess board.
The public should see these charades for what they are, and instead of focusing on the manufactured partisan divide use it as an opportunity to call for unity and demand the full release of all evidence pertaining to these heinous crimes committed by the rich and powerful. Upon which time the full might of the people should be used to dismantle the systems and institutions which made these crimes possible in the first place.