>>1019304 (Last Bread)
>>1019304 Concur on apparent need for failsafe. Logic engine kicks in: one is being asked to accept that the Plan is both infallible and certain in positive outcome, no risk of failure. This is impossible, as the Plan involves fallible humans with imperfect knowledge, and chance. Thus Anon rejects that the Plan is inevitable victory and Anon then concludes that a failsafe should exist, unless the Planners hubris neglected it. Anon thinks more. Possibly, a failsafe exists and we are not informed, as being informed of its existence changes our posture in execution of current roles as Anons. Too much worry...time for failsafefagging etc. Then anon ponders: we are being asked to "Enjoy the show". A show is produced, and is known in its entirety by script and, and unless it is a "live" show, a recording of events in the past. Are the public events being perceived merely scripted portrayals of an elaborate "reveal" to minimize WW suffering? In short, the War is Over, We Won...but the truth is so traumatic we are going to gradually redpill the planet so general mayhem does not ensue. And Anon finally concludes the latter is the case, and decides to Enjoy the Show...and if Anon is incorrect, and the Plan is actually an at-risk process, and it fails, Anon will continue to take care of local small world matters with steadfast resolve against the gathering darkness. Biblefags know from Revelations that the bad guys win, all the way right up to the very End. And no one knows the day or the hours. And Gandalf correctly observed the days in which we find ourselves, be they of the End or merely a shadow of the End, are the days wherein we choose to take our part against the darkness, at the very cracks of doom if needed.