The Epstein Files: A National Betrayal! ( Part One)

The American people are being played. We were promised transparency through the Epstein Files Transparency Act, yet the truth remains sealed away behind redactions, legal excuses, and political spin.If this country actually valued justice, every name, every photo, and every document would already be public.Instead, we get carefully curated pieces designed to protect the powerful while pretending to serve the people.

Let’s be honest. The system knows exactly what it’s doing. Billionaires, politicians, judges, and intelligence figures all touched Jeffrey Epstein’s circle. They’ve known for years who participated, who looked the other way, and who helped bury the evidence. But instead of a full release, they give us a scripted show where certain names like Clinton, are highlighted while others, like Trump and a host of business elites are airbrushed out of history. That isn’t transparency. It’s damage control.The claim that files must stay sealed to “protect victims” is a joke, but that’s not what’s happening. Privacy is being turned into a shield for the abusers.

Victims have been fighting for the truth to come out for decades. The only ones benefiting from secrecy are the same circles of power that made Epstein feel untouchable to begin with. And where is the justice system in all this? Nowhere. The Supreme Court stays silent while the Department of Justice buries information under “ongoing investigations” that never seem to end. It’s a performance meant to exhaust public outrage until people stop asking questions. But taxpayers fund these agencies, these courts, and these cover‑ups. We have every right to demand they stop lying to us and start releasing the truth in full. Right now, the United States looks less like a democracy and more like a protection for the rich felons, pedophilers and crooks. What about the victims who still live with the scars? What about the families that never got closure? Their silence is not consent, it’s despair. Even enemies can show a little respect.