Khaberni - Written by Mohammad Sabih Al-Zawahrah:
Do Epstein's documents reflect a new model of American policy, where selective transparency is used as a tool for strategic liberation, to regain dominance and escape from blackmail once and for all?
At this sensitive moment in history, nothing happens by chance. Epstein's documents, photos, and videos, which have been made public, can be read as part of a bold strike within the deep structure of the American state, aimed at breaking the extortion system that has shackled politicians, economists, and backstage players within American politics.
The scene may seem confusing, and analyzing this move is difficult, but it is certain that the documents were released at this time for clear political purposes, and that the American project risked exposing embarrassing truths about its elite, challenging the extortion and intertwined interests, in an attempt to liberate decision-makers and move without restrictions, paving the way for bolder moves in foreign policy. Nevertheless, it is possible that the deep state may seek to control the rush of the Trump project if it sees that some of its steps could harm American interests or deeply strike them, reflecting a power struggle within the American system itself.
In this context, the American behavior towards South America can be understood, and the attempt to regain control of its joints through the gateway of Venezuela, alongside the endeavor to reshape the Middle East, including Iran, through projects of regime change and the reengineering of the political landscape there.
Here, Trump emerges as a figure possessing a mix of cunning, boldness, and political narcissism, making him prepared to venture with shocking and unconventional steps, even if that requires opening embarrassing files within the American depth itself, as long as the ultimate goal is to reaffirm America as a stronger pole in the international system.
