>>13474881

>and the NSA can just hand that to a private citizen?

I speculate that Trump declassified some things proactively. If I had been in his position, I would have written an order as follows: "Even though this sort of thing is typically classified, for the year 2020, all relevant info is declassified when disclosed by NSA and military sources. Do not mention this declassification order until the Supreme Court challenges you."

So the NSA can go ahead and drop whatever it likes, and the Deep State can scream for the Supreme Court to punish the NSA, and then the NSA shows the order to declassify, signed DJT, best POTUS ever.

That's just my speculation, if you've got a better theory, I'm willing to listen.

>>13474872

This is why I am here. For the synthwave.

>>13474885

#goals

>>13474960

>We know Barr blocked the declass from going to the public, but what if the declass allowed certain Patriots with access. Classification isn't just to keep from the public but to silo it from other agencies as well.

All true. I have never been a government guy, much less a spook with a fancy security clearance, but I imagine that they all love to play games of intrigue and double-cross against their rivals. So most agencies probably have considerable numbers of Deep State infiltrators who would screw up Trump's plan if the declas disclosed everything to everybody in the agency. God only knows how many legal loopholes are getting stacked together to make a labyrinth of tricks.

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>If they got away with Sandy Hook, Waco, Ruby Ridge etc, they can get away with this, too.

They got away with a lot of things for a long time, but they can't get away with everything forever. Sooner or later we all sit down to a banquet of consequences.