I hope those who look on human nature as good have taken another look. Evil is all around us. The Epstein files prove beyond doubt that evil has infected the highest levels of our government and that a cover-up of the sexual abuse has been orchestrated over the course of decades. But how do we root it out?

Before we get there, consider those who have studiously ignored the dimensions of the evil among us. You can tell who they are, for they move on to other matters. They distract our attention, preferring not to talk abut the moral corruption in America.

I have counted several different groups of people who have a vested interest in ignoring the Epstein scandal.
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Another group reluctant to tackle the Epstein matter includes the knee-jerk supporters of Israel who think Epstein’s relationship with former Prime Minister Ehud Barak will damage the cause of Israel. I don’t think they are correct, although the evidence is overwhelming that a faction in Israel utilized Epstein for their own purposes. I am sure the same is true for the CIA and the KGB. T
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Still another group is afraid to dig into the files because it might prompt a renewed interest in the adulterous affairs of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. He is an icon considered to have high moral character. In fact, he was a disgraceful sex addict who also was a plagiarist.
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As we contemplate the future of America, in this 250th anniversary year, we need to get back to church, not in the brick-and-mortar sense, but in the spiritual sense. We must recapture the moral strength of our first president and general in the Revolutionary War, George Washington, who would not tolerate sexual deviates in his army. He court-martialed a homosexual.

That means following the Ten Commandments and recognizing the reality of evil in our midst, such as what happened in Canada where a boy pretending to be a girl opened fire on students and his own family. Transgenderism is only the latest manifestation of evil in the world.