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In the United States, on Monday, November 25, 2024, Senator Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee publicly accused Facebook of attempting to silence her comments regarding Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking operations. In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), Blackburn described how her inquiry about whether President Trump should make Epstein's flight logs public was flagged by Facebook for violating content moderation policies. She emphasized that there has been an ongoing effort by Big Tech and media to obscure the details surrounding Epstein's alleged abuses. As part of her advocacy, Blackburn is pushing for the release of the Epstein flight logs to enhance transparency and gather crucial information about the trafficking network associated with Epstein. In previous statements, Blackburn has expressed her commitment to tackling human trafficking, calling it a form of modern-day slavery, and believes uncovering the details related to Epstein and his associates is essential for the investigation and protection of potential victims.