Many of us were very hopeful that President Donald Trump and his band of qualified staffers and cabinet members would be able to cut through the Deep State roadblocks and bring righteous truth to the Oval Office. Those of us who thought so were, at least partially, wrong.
The cover-up of Jeffrey Epstein’s client list is absolute. Even with people like Kash Patel and Dan Bongino running the FBI, they were not allowed to handle the Epstein operation the way they initially thought they could. We should have known. We should have realized that no matter how much they wanted the truth to come out as civilians, they would not be able to subvert the Deep State on this issue once they were on the inside.
The Department of Justice announced they would not be pursuing charges against any of the criminals they have on tape. In fact, they declared there is no “client list” and Epstein definitely killed himself. Anyone who has been paying attention the last few months knows with a near certainty that neither claim is true, but we’re not the targets for their disinformation. The powers-that-be know we’re not going to accept their version of the story, but they don’t care. We’re a tiny group no matter how popular we think we are in our echo chambers.
The real targets — the “normies” who make up the vast majority of Americans today — will accept the story and move on as if there’s nothing to see here. Even most who think the DOJ and FBI are lying about Epstein and his client list will accept the official narrative because they don’t see a reason to oppose it.
In reality, there is an abundance of evidence that points to the “conspiracy theory” that the FBI has over 10,000 videos of sex crimes, that powerful men could be implicated by the evidence, and that nothing is going to happen. The blackmail-driven control over various heads of state and corporate leaders will remain firmly in the Deep State’s possession.
The truth will not be coming out anytime soon.
Does that mean we should stop screaming about this? Absolutely not. We need to make as many people aware as possible. Every “normie” that we “red pill” on the issue brings us closer to reaching a tipping point for disclosure and accountability. They WANT us to give up. They WANT us to accept that the truth is completely covered up.
Some may wonder what happened, particularly to Patel and Bongino. Both were extremely vocal about exposing the truth regarding Epstein and his client list. Both have reversed course.
This feels like a matter of strong headwinds. It seems possible, perhaps likely, that they were given a choice. They could pursue and expose the truth, but attempting to do so would be futile. It would mean having their careers destroyed and their lives upended while never actually getting justice served to those who deserve it. The U.S. would lose valuable blackmail equity against powerful people.
Or, they could play ball, look the other way, and focus the FBI’s efforts on catching other bad guys.
As I explained in today’s episode of The JD Rucker Show, it seems they took the “practical” path because to pursue the truth would not end well for them or anyone else.
It’s a cynical theory. It’s also probably correct. Thus, the truth about those on the Epstein client list will never be made public unless enough of us demand it. That’s going to require ongoing work. Are you up to the task?
For Emergency Preparedness, Don’t Forget the Meds
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