The Epstein files have revealed a disturbing truth that the perpetrators have sought to conceal. They have exposed the cover-up of their crimes, including child abuse, cannibalism, and rape. This revelation highlights the fact that those in power can evade accountability. This issue must be widely publicized, not for its popularity but to give a voice to the victims, including underage children and women who have lost their lives to these perpetrators. It is encouraging that more information is emerging from the files, providing a clearer picture of their activities. The geopolitical landscape is likely to shift as these revelations are made, primarily because those in power wish to divert attention from the scandal.

One disturbing aspect of the Epstein files is the capture of underage children by these sociopaths and their transfer to Epstein Island, also known as the ‘Pedophile Island’. The children were subjected to torture, inducing the release of the hormone called Adrenochrome, which is known for its anti-ageing and longevity properties. The perpetrators consumed this blood to extend their own lives and maintain a youthful appearance. This disturbing practice raises the question of why these individuals remain unaccountable despite numerous leads and the names of those involved in these heinous activities. Why are they still in power and not being questioned or held to account for their actions? Why is there no legal action being taken against them?

There is another interesting development concerning the Epstein Files. During his visit to Palestine, Michael Jackson was deeply moved by the plight of Palestinians and composed a song titled “Palestine, Don’t Cry”. Zionists took note of this and ensured the track was never released. To this end and to further exploit Jackson’s reputation, they perpetuated a false narrative that he was a child sex offender. Michael Jackson, who had a childlike soul himself, was the complete opposite of what he was being accused of. He loved children and attempted to protect them from being captured and trafficked to Epstein Island, where they were tortured. His song “They Don’t Care About Us” was a reflection of Epstein and his associates’ heinous acts. The lyrics from his masterpiece “Beat me, hate me, you could never break me Will me, thrill me, you can never kill me Jew- me, sue me, everybody, do me Kick me, kike me, don’t you black or white me All I wanna say is that they don’t really care about us All I wanna say is that they don’t really care about us” convey a message of indifference towards the victims. Michael Jackson’s words reflect his pain and frustration.

In contrast, Donald Trump’s remark that Epstein files are merely a new interest is an attempt to conceal the truth. He further suggests that since people find such matters intriguing, he may release “alien files” to further interest them. This is a clear example of ignorance.

Recently, Representative Ted Lieu criticized Pam Bondi at an Epstein hearing for lying under oath when asked about Trump’s name being in the files numerous times. This incident supports my original point that those in power are not subject to questioning. Like Pam Bondi, they remain silent and may even lie in fear of their superiors.

While there’s more to Epstein Files, like pandemic simulation talks in 2017 between Bill Gates and Jefery Epstein alluding to the fact that COVID-19 may very well have been a biological warfare all this time as was repeatedly pointed out by China that Corona did not originate in Wuhan. As more is revealed, the puzzle will be solved piece by piece, but one thing to be certain of is that such behaviour will only lead to further harm. It is time for the world to seek justice for itself and for those who were murdered in heinous acts revealed by the Epstein files. These revelations suggest a grim reality: doomsday is imminent or to put it in vernacular sense “Qayamat khud batayegi Qayamat kyun zaroori thi”.

Imtiaz Ali MiraniThe writer holds a Bachelors of Arts Degree with major in Political Science and can be reached at aimtiaz969@gmail.com

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