>>10117177
OK.
Say he comes out, day one, and expresses a "Non violent transfer of power from the DS to the people" over his first live televised broadcast directly to the American people. Let's say he calls out the MSM, immediately, in that first address. Think like Reagan in the OO style type of speech. Just comes on TV, and lays out a good bit of it from the get go; taking the complete opposite approach from Q's insistence that he'd never go to the podium and address the public in regards to all the matters discussed here. But he doesn't stop there. Next week, he drops crumbs, publicly, just like Q does here, "backchanneling".
Say this persists to present day. No Q, just @POTUS and him telling everyone what's going on. How's the landscape different? Is there still a portion of the public that isn't onboard? How would it compare to right now? How about in November during election?
The biggest problem that my most difficult people to win over, is, if it's all true then why not simply come forward with it all, and stand behind the statements? We see what happened with HCQ, but due to the nature of what we're doing here, @POTUS took months to finally start seeming like he was taking public action to let doctors prescribe it as they see fit. Could that scenario have been handled differently under a "straight to the people approach"?
You know how the MSM and politicians played the game all these years to get folks to want to go to war with Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, etc. Why not use the exact same tactics while exposing the media bias in the process, directly to the people from the podium?
In what ways would the board look different?