The 2026 release of 3 million+ pages from the Epstein Files Transparency Act reveals fresh ties between Jeffrey Epstein and global power players like Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, and Bill Gates. While victims’ names remain blacked out, critics argue redactions shield elites—not survivors. 🚨
💔 System Failure or Elite Protection?
Despite 30 years of allegations, only Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell faced consequences. Political historian Matthew Dallek notes the files confirm suspicions that Western elites enjoy 'special treatment'—a sentiment echoed by 85% of Americans in a recent YouGov poll.
🌍 Global Fallout, Limited Accountability
European figures like France’s Jack Lang resigned after being named in documents, but U.S. leaders face only reputational damage. Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin criticized the DOJ’s delayed release and privacy breaches as 'gross incompetence.'
🔍 Calls for Transparency Grow
Zhang Tengjun of the China Institute of International Studies called the case a symptom of systemic privilege, where 'concentrated wealth purchases legal immunity.' As public pressure mounts, Rep. Ro Khanna demands 'one system of justice' for all.
