If the Epstein files teach us anything, it’s not about who supposedly caught what from whom—it’s about how power turns rumor into a fog machine. When allegations swirl around billionaires, the truth gets buried between salacious gossip and institutional silence, and everyone loses except the powerful. The fact that a claim like this can live rent-free in headlines—especially one that leans on lazy, sexist, and xenophobic tropes like “Russian girls”—shows how easily women become props and how quickly accountability gets replaced by spectacle. Whether the claim is true or total nonsense, the system works the same: elites skate, Epstein stays the villain (deservedly), and the public is fed scandal instead of answers. That’s not justice or journalism—it’s entertainment dressed up as outrage.
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