Anonymous ID: 5c903f Jan. 22, 2021, 9:05 a.m. No.12668266   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8360

So I just got a thought, because I read some anons think that POTUS will never be POTUS again, now this is where it gets wild:

 

  1. POTUS did dissolve the US of A, and returned us to a republic

  2. He said he'd be back in one form or another

  3. Pompeo tweeting American First like a 1,000 times

  4. Mike Flynn, hold on for 30 days

 

So maybe the plan is the the congress impeach him and he's banned from political office forever, so what HE never wanted the job in the first place. He's a chaos/organization person, he shakes things up and turns them around and then they are profitable

 

Maybe just maybe, the new president and VP will be

Pompeo

Mike Flynn

 

And POTUS will be their eternal advisor, no reason to go through more years of hell on earth, just organize, advise and MAGA from the background.

 

Now that's the only way I'll accept he won't be POTUS again.

Anonymous ID: 5c903f Jan. 22, 2021, 9:13 a.m. No.12668360   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>12668266 Victor Davis Hanson wrote this originally in his book the case for Trump, and then repeated it on this election. I think my theory may be sound. But POTUS has to be involved in some way

 

Hanson likened Trump to a hero from classic westerns, who fights valiantly and consistently, righting wrongs and calling out bad actors, eventually keeping the fight up longer than the townspeople can endure.

 

He used the image of the people eventually drawing up into the fetal position, putting their hands over their ears and asking for someone to “make it all go away.”

 

He explained that this was the people saying, “They don’t care how it goes away they just couldn’t take it anymore. …There were just so many things that Trump fought that people said–wrongly, I think–that ‘I want a break from all this.’ There is a great scene in High Noon when Gary Cooper goes to the townspeople and says, ‘Look, all you need to do is back me, and we can stop these people,’ and they all say, ‘Yes, yes.’ Then they just fade, and he basically says, ‘I’m just going to do it alone, and it’s going to benefit them.'”

 

Then Cooper throws down his badge and says, “I gotta get out of here.”

 

Hanson added, “I’m not saying Trump won’t fight this. He’ll fight tooth and nail. But there’s something about him–I think he realizes by now: he was so incredibly successful, and he was such a fighter, and he didn’t care what people thought of him, and he understood that, in a tragic way, we don’t have a place for him in a society like ours. Maybe we will. Maybe he’ll come back, There’s always a western sequel in 2024.”