>Exposing the entire truth would create much distress…to the point that distress / energy would hinder the overall "plan".
this to me smacks of manipulation. as impossible to accept as the current distraction of 'we'll let you know if dr. seuss is ok or not' type of dictates. who decides if the distress would harm the plan? perhaps people would then see a 'why' to unify with the resultant energy helping the overall "plan" instead of hindering it? there's a vast difference in Frodo being told about the Ring and his task and Frodo coming to terms with the decision to destroy it or not. Frodo was told but had to SEE. but at SOME point Frodo was at least told where the fuck to go in something more than a vague "a place beyond the boundaries of the shire". Q didn't leave a crumb, he left the scent of a crumb. it's almost as if you could get a whiff of the truth, right before the deep state farted in The People's faces.