Tag: Epstein investigation

😤 He’s at it again. Donald Trump just released hundreds of pages of old FBI records about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. But let’s not kid ourselves—this isn’t about justice, truth, or accountability. It’s a smoke bomb to distract the American public from his own scandals, especially his long-standing ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

What’s Really in the Files?

These FBI files go back to the government’s ugly surveillance campaign against Dr. King during the civil rights era. Yes, they’re disturbing. Yes, they matter. But why now? Why is Trump pushing this out right now—just as more disturbing facts about his connection to Epstein keep surfacing?

Maria Farmer Tried to Warn Us

🎯 Here’s what matters: Maria Farmer, one of Epstein’s earliest accusers, says she met Trump at Epstein’s office in 1995. She says Trump stared at her legs and said he thought she was sixteen. She told the FBI about him—not once, but twice, in 1996 and again in 2006. That means the FBI was urged to investigate Trump nearly 30 years ago.

Trump’s Distraction Tactic

🚨 Let that sink in. While Trump now acts like the FBI is some truth machine for justice and transparency, victims were already trying to get the FBI to look into him. And he’s doing everything he can to keep Epstein-related documents under wraps—suing newspapers, attacking journalists, and shifting the spotlight anywhere else.

He’s Not Honoring MLK. He’s Using Him.

🎭 Trump doesn’t want transparency. He wants a cover show. He’s using Dr. King’s legacy to shift the headlines away from the Epstein files. That’s not statesmanship—it’s manipulation.

If Trump really cared about the truth, he’d release the grand jury files related to Epstein. But he won’t, because the deeper you dig into those, the closer they get to him.

🕊️ Bottom line: Trump isn’t honoring Dr. King. He’s using him. And the American people shouldn’t fall for it.