we (eventually) get that same commitment to justice and the rule of law in the U.S.

for being involved with Epstein. There's this guy, plus Crown Princess Mette-Maritt who probably won't ever get to be Queen because she was an Epstein e-mail pal, and the King of England won't protect his own creepy brother, and in France a diplomat is in trouble for leaking documents to Epstein. Here, though? Crickets.

As internationally widespread as this, I’ve got to think we aren’t the only country who failed to act on information. I am hopeful that more countries investigating means more transparency as they’ll all have reasons to release, redact, downplay, or ignore different evidence. It’ll be harder to pick a couple sacrificial lambs in the hope the public moves on because there should be fear that any coverups might be disclosed in another countries investigation. Multiple public investigations may actually bring some justice and needed attention to not only Epstein but to human trafficking in general.

A lot of common sense in your post. People who deplore the lack of accountability in this country need to simply look at the fact that two of the three branches of government are controlled by criminals. What do you expect??

While not 100% controlled by criminals, the Supreme Court has a majority of people who were chosen by criminals. This makes it pretty close to a government that is almost 100% controlled by criminals.