>>11451948

(LB)

Excellent. Shit, sorry I didn't take time to read it when you first posted it. Not sure I agree with all of it, but your last line especially sums up my feelings on the matter.

I don't see anything wrong with a parallel movement that organizes and prepares for what may have to come. Right now, most people who are awake are doing this individually anyway. "What's the Plan B, Colonel?" If Plan A was meant to stave off catastrophe and give breathing space for a reset and return to order, then Plan B would need to ratchet up the tactics to achieve said objectives in a more reliable way.

>>11452213

I guess my take away so far is one of reflection. We are 50% through an 8 year period of POTUS. It is time to evaluate how well all this is working, and/or how long to stick with it, when to try something else, etc. The worst thing would be to sit around basically on our asses and watch the world burn. I mean wouldn't we feel stupid at that point.

As for me, the man is still GEOTUS, even eclipsing Reagan, and that is no easy task to accomplish. He has already done more in one term than the last 3 presidents combined. I hope Q can start to involve us more, because I feel like we are just washing dishes when he is out fighting the war.

>>11452281

Only part I disagree is that I don't think Q's purpose for us was just to keep us pacified. I think Q team really did need our efforts, and made use of those efforts, to build the grassroots awareness they needed. Maybe he still has plans for us, but I hope the outline of the plan will start to be more clear if that is the case.

Anons, for KEKs I re-read the last few chapters of "The Last President" by Ingersoll Lockwood. I couldn't remember the circumstances why the president in the story was the last.

He was the last because the House of Representatives was trying to pass a measure to dissolved the United States into 3 or 4 entities, because various differences could not be resolved. On the last night of their deliberation, when they were just about to vote, the Last President burst into the Chamber calling for a state of the union address and joint-session with the Senate. Just as he was starting his speech on why the Union should stay together, he was interrupted by an explosion that destroyed the Dome above the Capitol. Congress resumed their vote after the dust settled, and the Union was dissolved.

So if any anons got tingling almonds, maybe KEK wills that some research should be dug on what the House could be up to between now and January.

>>11452465

>>11452458

She recused herself on a couple of small cases, but not the upcoming cases

>>11452492

Job knows

>>11452653

Note, original tweet was only up for a few minutes, but said 'poles' not 'polls'.

People screen capped it and began circulating it on Twitter, because the orig. tweet had a block covering it. So this text has been re-typed by someone who corrected the spelling 'error'.

>>11452706

I'm starting to like the theory that the winning margin was held just enough to ensure the [Dems] would pull out all the stops on their fuckery. It is the only explanation for why Trump's massive turnout only resulted in an average win. Does not compute otherwise.