Staff Reports
In the bizarre twilight zone of today’s political landscape, a retired Army general steps into the ring with an open letter targeting President Trump. Who is this brave soul? None other than Mike Flynn, the man who knows firsthand what the so-called “deep state” is capable of when they set their sights on someone. Flynn takes aim at the ongoing circus surrounding Jeffrey Epstein—a sideshow that many of us thought would never end.
Flynn is calling on Trump to address uncomfortable truths about the Epstein saga. And let’s face it, these truths are inconvenient for a lot of powerful people who’d rather sweep this whole mess under the rug. But Flynn isn’t interested in playing along. He’s urging Trump to get to the bottom of this sordid affair, focusing on the grim reality of crimes against children. It’s a call for justice that has somehow gotten lost in the noise of political scheming and media distortions.
Meanwhile, Trump has labeled the controversy a hoax, created by the same folks who have weaponized just about every scandal against him. Can we blame him? The left has never missed an opportunity to twist the narrative, painting every molehill as a mountain when it comes to Trump. Yet, amid all the accusations and finger-pointing, the cries for a real investigation into Epstein’s murky connections have been drowned out, especially concerning his alleged ties to intelligence agencies.
The retired Army general who served briefly as President Donald Trump's first national security adviser in Trump's first term is offering some advice for the president in his second. In an open letter to Trump published on the social media platform X… https://t.co/wQgMTpM7SS pic.twitter.com/RndUwqtRvv
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The late Epstein, a man who turned his private island into a playground for the elite, was facing serious charges when he died. Officially ruled a suicide, his death has sparked endless theories. Some claim he was silenced to protect the reputations of other powerful figures. Flynn suggests that these matters need closure—and he’s right. Our government owes us transparency, not political theater.
The American public deserves to know who was involved and to see justice served. The games need to end. Will Trump take Flynn’s advice? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: America is ready for leadership that holds the guilty accountable and restores our faith in the justice system. Will we get it, or will this too be swept under the well-worn rug of political convenience?
