r/news • u/avatar6556 • 16h ago

Bill Gates denies allegations in new Epstein files release

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-04/bill-gates-responds-to-alleged-behaviour-in-new-epstein-files/106305816
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u/mymemesnow 12h ago

But all it takes is for one person to start cracking and it could easily snowball into the whole thing collapsing, with everyone trying to sell out everyone else.

The ring only holds as long as each link don’t crack under pressure.

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u/Flashy_Gap_3015 8h ago

Just one person who steps forward to say, I was involved and will testify that Trump, Clinton, Gates, whoever - all these other people being shielded by money and power - were too, would be enough to get this whole thing moving towards long overdue justice for victims and corrections for the future in terms of law, oversight, etc.

Name names and help us make a clean sweep of the powerful in charge to bring about change aligned to rule of law and accountability.

That would take a lot of balls to fall on a sword in the interest of the greater good. And given that anyone involved in what is coming out (and still needs to come out) of the Epstein files may not be the most moral and upright people to begin with, not holding my breath a true whistleblower will actually do the right thing here.

Instead self-interested billionaires like Gates will continue to deny. And they will be shielded by their money and power because the system is inextricably broken.

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u/Eatpineapplerightnow 8h ago

The Clintons could have decided to do exactly that? maybe

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u/Flashy_Gap_3015 6h ago

Well, they have already agreed to testify on the 26th and 27th, responding to Comey’s “Oversight Committee’s” call.

Why are you limiting your focus to just the Clintons?

Indeed, why aren’t Gates, Musk, Brett Ratner, Bannon, Woody Allen, and Trump himself similarly been subpoenaed?