The Strange Case of the Woman Convicted of Trafficking Sex … to Nobody

9.12.2022

Those that love this country, must also love the moral fiber upon which it was founded.

From that truth, it must also be true that as a society, it is a duty of all Americans to remain vigilant to remove any strand of evil that has invaded our culture’s moral fabric—such as the corruption of our government institutions—before it is allowed to weaken and ultimately destroy the nation our founders designed.

Although examples of such corruption now presently abound, few put on full display what’s at stake and how we will choose to meet this challenge better than our government’s recent handling of the Ghislaine Maxwell matter.

Specifically, her case has set before us the question of whether we, as a people, are willingly turning a blind eye to our government’s complicity in protecting the anonymity of the powerful and elite among us who our government knows to have participated in the sex-trafficking of children. Or, will we take a stand and demand that our government reveal the identities of the criminal pedophiles that Epstein and Maxwell “serviced” for nearly 25 years and compel them to hold these criminals accountable for their crimes?

How we choose to answer that question will likely define our nation’s moral trajectory for many years to come.

To those who may doubt this characterization of our government’s corruption, perhaps it will help for them to pause and consider the implications of the following facts: