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Tonepoet
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I just literally showed they didn't redact his name from the files.

Nice try but it's already news.

>TheFBIredactedDonald Trump's name from several references in the newly releasedJeffrey Epsteinfiles,Bloomberg's Jason Leopold reported Friday.

>Internal directives instructed about 1,000 FBI agents to flag any mention of Trump during a March review of roughly 100,000 pages of records, people familiar with the process told Bloomberg.

>Privacy concerns and protections for victims has been cited as reasons for withholding additional material, a decision that has drawn bipartisan criticism and renewed scrutiny of the files' handling.

Well, I mean I did, but it turns out you're talking about something different. Sorta jumped to conclusions since you seemed to be acting under the assumption that Bondi retracted Trump's names from the files that were published on the department of justice's website on February 27th[web.archive.org]

I'm not trying to pull anything. I hadn't heard of that bloomburg report[www.bloomberg.com] before now.

Giving it a once over though, it seems to already provide the answer. A Freedom of Information Act request was made and the standard processing of such requests involves review from contractors and analysts who determine what information can be released with redactions made in accordance to the law.

Speculatively, when Trump was involved with Epstein, he was a private citizen and as such his name may be subject to statutory exemptions meant to safeguard the privacy of private citizens.

A Freedom of Information Act request was never going to turn up any of the juicy information the public would have wanted because the freedom of information act seems to be designed against it.

It's probably worth noting that Bloomberg claims to be going off of the word of three anonymous F.B.I. agents, and that those F.B.I. agents note that appearance in the Epstein files is not necessarily evidence of wrongdoing.

They're required by law to respond to a Freedom of Information Act request, so that triggers the whole rigmarole of compiling the documents and censoring them like Japanese pornography.

This quotation from a 1991 supreme court ruling is rather choice

Unless there is compelling evidence that the agency denying the FOIA request is engaged in illegal activity, and access to the names of private individuals appearing in the agency's law enforcement files is necessary in order to confirm or refute that evidence, there is no reason to believe that the incremental public interest in such information would ever be significant,

Just how is the public supposed to prove such a thing when the thing they are being denied may be the very evidence necessary to prove such a thing?

All this proves is that the Freedom of Information Act is defective.to the point of being nearly pointless, which I think is something we all knew already, at least in a vague sense.
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