The Epstein affair continues to make waves in the media. In late January, the Trump administration, under pressure and accused of concealing the president's involvement (whose name appears repeatedly in the files), declassified more than 3 million pages related to the sex trafficking scandal. The scale of the network is being revealed day by day, implicating prominent figures in the global elite across the globe.
And further exposing the victims in the process, as the United States mistakenly disclosed their personal information. As always, survivors of sexual violence face a double blow once legal proceedings begin.
These revelations mark a political turning point, fracturing the MAGA base of support for Trump. The latter, who made the fight against the "Deep State" a campaign issue from his first candidacy in 2017-benefiting in particular from the support of the QAnon conspiracy movement-is seeing his strategy backfire. It's difficult to present oneself as a knight in shining armor attacking a network of satanic pedophiles secretly ruling the world when one is struggling to erase the traces of one's own collaboration with Epstein.
But make no mistake: American alt-right circles are never short of resources to exploit conspiracy theories to their advantage. And to transform a case revealing the structures of patriarchal and economic power into an antisemitic indictment.
UCL, February 22, 2026
https://www.unioncommunistelibertaire.org/?Epstein-le-risque-complotiste
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Link: (en) France, UCL AL #369 - In the Spotlight - Epstein: The Conspiracy Risk (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]
Source: A-infos-en@ainfos.ca
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