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The Epstein Farce: Is the Swamp Still Running the Show?

EDITOR'S NOTES

When the government tells you a story so flimsy it falls apart in your hands—and both parties nod along—you know you’re looking straight at the machinery of control. Trump’s Department of Justice just declared Epstein’s sordid saga closed, relying on “evidence” any half-awake citizen can see doesn’t add up. This is bigger than left or right. It’s about a political class—regardless of the slogans they shout—protecting itself from scrutiny. If you think your favorite politician is immune, think again.

Derek Wolfe Jul 17, 25

The Government’s Final Word—With Zero Credibility

Last weekend, the Trump administration’s DOJ wrapped up the Epstein investigation in the most insulting way possible:

No client list.
No accomplices named.
No institutional enablers exposed.

Just a stale declaration that Epstein died by suicide—nothing more to see.

To bolster this conclusion, they trotted out a “raw” surveillance clip allegedly capturing the corridor outside Epstein’s cell. But any semi-competent investigator noticed the metadata: the file had been exported from video editing software.

Was that the moment the government revealed how little respect it has for your intelligence?

The Questions Neither Party Wants to Answer

Forget the tabloid details of Epstein’s death. Two obvious questions still hang in the air like the stench of rot:

Who was Ghislaine Maxwell delivering underage girls to?
Who financed and protected Epstein for decades while federal agencies looked the other way?

You’ll notice neither Republicans nor Democrats are racing to answer. Because the rot crosses every aisle.

The Establishment’s New Strategy: Absorb, Don’t Destroy

After years of trying to take Trump out—Russia, impeachments, felony charges—the political class pivoted. They realized that if they couldn’t remove him, they could bend him back into the fold.

Look at the facts:

Foreign policy? Same as before—arming Ukraine, escalating in Yemen, and doubling down on support for Israel.
Domestic spending? Another bloated Republican bill.
Epstein? Declared closed with a shrug.

This is not about a single man betraying anyone. It’s about how the system reasserts itself—no matter who wins the election.

Not Everyone Is Buying the Narrative

Here’s where things get interesting:

When Trump backed the air war with Iran, prominent voices on the populist right hesitated. When he reversed on Ukraine, frustration grew louder. But when the DOJ tried to slam the door on Epstein, something snapped.

For the first time in years, some of Trump’s most vocal supporters publicly rejected the official story. His statement on Truth Social was overwhelmed with replies challenging the narrative—even on a platform designed to be an echo chamber.

That’s not a left-wing reaction or a right-wing reaction. That’s the reaction of people who have had enough of being lied to.

What This Tells You About Power

Look past the team jerseys. The Epstein cover-up shows how institutional corruption defends itself:

First, they ridicule and smear anyone who asks real questions.
Then, they promise transparency and deliver half-baked excuses.
Finally, they rely on tribal loyalty to smother dissent.

But when enough people start to see through the performance, that last step stops working.

It’s Bigger Than Any Politician

If you’re still waiting for someone in a suit to ride in and expose everything, you haven’t been paying attention. No politician—red, blue, or “America First”—will do it for you.

Real change starts when citizens demand real answers, not just from their enemies, but from their allies. When you stop swallowing convenient lies, you force the system to reveal its real face.

And that’s the only way it ever breaks.

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