So here we go again: allegations against Jeffrey Epstein are surfacing, and this time the finger-pointing is landing squarely at Les Wexner, the former CEO of Victoria’s Secret. Two of Epstein’s alleged victims have filed court documents suggesting that Wexner may have turned a blind eye or perhaps enabled Epstein’s sex trafficking operation. But what’s the take from the mainstream media? Well, hold onto your hats, because you can bet your bottom dollar they’ll be spinning this narrative into a tangled web of innuendo and misdirection.
First off, we know how outlets like CNN love to play defense for the elite. Instead of calling out the powerful players who enabled Epstein’s depravity, they will likely focus on sensationalizing the victims’ stories rather than digging into the corporate complicity. The real question is: why aren’t they questioning Wexner’s connections and the vast network that allowed Epstein to skate by for so long?
Fox News, meanwhile, might rev up the outrage machine, but they too might shy away from the deeper connections that bind Wexner to Epstein. They’ll pander to their audience with outrage but avoid asking the hard questions about how long this has been going on and who else might be involved.
This isn’t just about a circle of abuse; it’s about the systemic protection of the rich and powerful. Will any media outlet dig deep enough to hold those truly accountable? Don’t hold your breath. As usual, it’s easier to sensationalize than to scrutinize.
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