>>14586910 (pb)

Patsy bait-and-switch?

>They needed a patsy

Hmm. An effective patsy looks like a true fool, not, say, a heartless criminal.

If the public perceives Biden as a true fool, he is easily isolated from the purportedly competent and caring [DS] operatives who now shun him and leak the "right" damnations. Isolation enables his easy removal.

But if the public perceives Biden as a heartless criminal, that implicates others. We've watched his many obscene extended-family acts of corruption, cold Afghan horrors, barking at the 9-11 memorial crowd, etc. These and many other acts strike the public as heartless, or worse. The heartlessness suggests coordinated [DS] actions and gestures, even to the inattentive public. Few if any citizens excuse overt D.C. heartlessness, or accepts just one resignation as real institutional penance.

So why would the [DS] choose such a heartless and "sticky" patsy, when he sticks other [DS] operatives to the emotion of the supposedly foreseeable revolt? They're getting pulled in.

That part doesn't make sense as real [DS] strategy, because it's so counterproductive. It suggests to this anon that White Hat agents did a patsy bait-and-switch on the [DS], somehow. That is, selling Biden as the fool who will meekly take the blame for things, and then unleashing a visibly heartless man who infuriates the public.

Something like that.