The declassification of the latest Epstein files has brought a sickening stench of corruption back to the steps of our highest institutions. The revelation of a 2010 email from Lord Peter Mandelson to Jeffrey Epstein regarding an EU bailout is a staggering indictment of a ruling class that believes it is entirely above the laws of God and man. While ordinary families were losing their homes and savings during the financial crash, it appears the elite were using their positions to tip off their wealthy, depraved associates. This is the ultimate spectacle of impunity. It reveals a world where the moat of politics has not been used to protect the people, but to wall off a predatory elite from any consequence. The resignation of nine government officials in the wake of these files is a start, but it does not heal the deeper spiritual sickness that this scandal represents. When men in power lose their moral compass, the entire nation suffers. We must ask how our society reached a point where such figures could operate within the inner sanctums of our government for so long without challenge. Character, as the passengers of Flight 93 showed us, is about what we owe as much as what we are owed. These files show an elite that believed they were owed everything and owed the public nothing. The pursuit of justice for the victims of this network must be relentless. We must bind up the wounds of our justice system by proving that no name, no matter how storied, is too great to face the bar of truth. We must strive to achieve a just and lasting peace among ourselves, and that peace can only be built on the bedrock of moral accountability.