>>13734532 (lb)

If you can, check out a Juan O Savin interview where he explains the protocol for such a scenario.

In a nutshell: Basically two POTUS roles, Executive of the civil government and Commander-in-Chief of the military.

If the military is given evidence that the civilian election was fraudulent, in this case, a cyber attack by a foreign entity, they will investigate those findings and, if found to be accurate, will take action to ensure that the rightful winner of the election to lead the civil government is put in place. Corrupt entities that allowed the fraudulent election to be certified will be dealt with by the military.

Savin's take is that military has not accepted Bidan as CIC, and they are dealing with the investigation of Ratcliffe's report on Foreign Interference in the 2020 election (there was) now, in order to justify the removal, or not, of an alleged fraudulently elected civilian executive.

Military, historically, is not interested in debates. IOW, they don't give a shit if people bitch one way or the other. If they foresee insurrection, that will be planned for and dealt with when the rightful winner is put in place.

Juan O Savin lays his case meticulously. You don't have to agree with it, but, IMO, it's worth a listen just to get that perspective in your frame of reference. It's not muddled like pol/MSM shit. He's going to be either right or wrong.

>>13734842

>Anons got any theories about this?

Check out my post above.

>>13734902

Adding to what I wrote above, Savin claims Bidan people aren't getting into Cheyenne Mountain either.

Theory is POTUS CIC role is separate from POTUS civilian executive role. If military is not convinced Bidan was not duly elected, rather Trump was, then military considers Trump CIC.

>>13734903

Agree with this.

Will add that getting fired would have been the best thing that could have happened to Fauci. MSM would run with POTUS isn't a doctor, Fauci is, and the Karen's still running around with masks would lap it up. Fauci would have been the newest saint, like all the others POTUS fired.

As it is now, as you say, Fauci owns this, lock, stock and barrel. No one else to point fingers at.

>>13735027

He does a lot of interviews, and they're long. He gives a lot of background info in order to frame his ideas.

Here's one from last week. Host lets him talk, which is good. 1st 50 minutes is about the military situation. Gets into detail. Other stuff is interesting to. Cryptos/Gold, etc. came up.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/0ioQpP5di4Km/

Before it's news links his interviews. I don't read BIN, but go to the site to put savin in the top of the page search box.

>>13735024

Yep. No winning that fucking battle.

Military announces what happened and what will happen next. Don't like it? Tough shit. Fuck around, find out.

The only way, as the Man said.

>>13735233

I'd put Gates in the category of one who is a must have to flip. Guy must know everything. Will carry some weight with the normies if he tells all.

So he divests, now, with the divorce, forks over his share as the monetary penalty and gets to go away somewhere and live under the radar. I lived in the sticks once, and was amazed at the number of obscenely wealthy people who had, "Dropped out" and lived on secluded estates in blip on the road towns. Some, I know for a fact, were sent there by the government. I can see that kind of thing, here, As a possibility anyway.

For keks, imagine a court room scene in Liddell vs Dominion, where Lindell's attorney calls for his next witness and Bill walks in. That's the kind of mind fuck that has to go down to seal the deal on this shit.

Can't figure out, though, if this scenario had any truth to it, if the good guys or bad guys are the ones dealing the dirt on Gates. Good guys need a reasonable excuse to send him away, bad guys would want peeps ready to lynch him.

>>13735440

Yeah, he lays it out there. Take it or leave it.

Just the fact that he takes the time to frame the logic is refreshing.

If you like oldies rock, look for "The Called, the making of a perfect day". Savin drives cross country in his 'vette and talks about a lot of historical events. He visits Bill Cooper's grave site on the way, for example. Sound track is neat, again, if you like old rock.