>>12805728 (lb)

Trump has his own security team. It was led by Keith Schiller. I think. Schiller left Trump org to go into private business shortly after Trump took office. So, maybe to go to a higher clearance level, then go the less conspicuous route outside of political restraints.

Reports I've seen say his security is on the level of what some countries have.

A lot of the "inside scoop" stuff I see, Patrick Byrne, for example, lead me to believe Trump plays it dumb as a way to get enemy info, but is informed behind the scenes by his own security. In this sense, i think Byrne, and other players, are playing along with the narrative that Trump is, "out of the loop", in order to draw out attacks. Similar to the Midway comms trick used to find out the Japanese target and get them to commit to that attack earlier.

Just my guess.

Still think, too, Trump wouldn't have gotten anything done, even with re-election, because of the levels the opposition resorted to. No way to clean that up from within the system. Best to step outside and let the system destroy itself trying to walk back the impossible scenarios they developed to stop trump.

Rope a dope. Bidan is the poster boy mark for that.

>>12806244

Yes. Schiller (I think that's the name) was with him for years. Trump was known as a good boss. Remember the longtime butler? How about Dan?

Those ties run deep, and transcend political expedience. Players who have fuck you money, proven free enterprise skills, and no political ambitions are the ones the DS are afraid of. Byrne, Wood are prime examples. Modern day Kulaks. Self-sufficient and can give people good paying jobs.

The DS flunkies who need the system intact to ensure future employment are useless, but are good marks. let them express their opinion then find out who they talk to later. Cippolone and the NYT leak, for example.