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FBI records show Kash Patel instructed staff to respond to posts criticizing his Epstein handling on social media. Meanwhile, Epstein survivors and journalists were kicked out of the Republican National Convention for asking questions about the Epstein files.
Newly disclosed FBI records show Kash Patel instructed staff to respond to social media posts criticizing his handling of the Epstein case. Meanwhile, at the Republican National Convention, Epstein survivors and journalists were physically removed for asking questions about the Epstein files. These are separate incidents pointed at the same target: silencing scrutiny.
Patel's instruction to FBI staff to rebut Epstein criticism online isn't normal. That's a political appointee using federal law enforcement to manage his own reputation on social media. Combined with the simultaneous ejection of survivors from the convention, it reads like coordinated suppression. The message is consistent: don't ask about Epstein, don't criticize the handling, don't publicize the files. It's the opposite of accountability.
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