Imagine a world where the measure of crime is not what is wrong, but how powerful the wrongdoer is. Where billions of dollars, an army of spies and lawyers are deployed to suppress the voices of girls who are victims of sexual violence. This is not a film story, but the real life of a criminal named Jeffrey Epstein, whose documents are in front of the world today in the name of ‘Epstein Files’.
This is not just a pile of papers. This is a mirror of the masculine power system which has been secretly weaving its web for centuries. Epstein and his associate Glyn Maxwell used wealth, influence and political power to create an underground network where innocent girls were used as currency.
power of darkness
The names coming out of these files are shocking. From prince to scientist, from president to billionaire. But the scariest question is not “Who all partied there?”, but rather “How did all this go on for so many years?”
The answer to this is the conspiracy of the masculine system. This is the same mechanism that asks the victim, “Why did you go there?”, “Why are you speaking only after so many years?” This is the same world which turns the criminal into the king of opportunities and the victim into a woman who spins a false story.
Delayed justice, delayed voice
In this BBC report, Nasiruddin Saheb has said very accurately that it is very difficult to speak about sexual violence that has happened to oneself, especially when the accused is powerful. Epstein’s victims waited years. He was defamed. Cases were filed against them. But he did not give up.
It is with bravery that we are talking about these files today. It is bravery that now the world has started accepting that silence does not mean consent.
lessons and questions
The Epstein Files is not just a news story, it is the spark of a revolution. It teaches us that the biggest crime is not just violence, but also the conspiracy to hide it. It reminds us that every girl, every woman has the right to live without fear.
And yes, this is also a question for all those men who are silent, which side are you on? With powerful brutes, or with those courageous women who lit a lamp in the darkness?
Money and power cannot make anyone a god, nor put them above the law. The Epstein files have once again proved that the truth can be suppressed, but not killed. This file is a lesson for every person who thinks that money can buy everything. No, justice cannot be bought.
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