>>15118527 (pb)
Gee… It's almost like Flynn is putting a gigantic fucking target on all his associations or something.
>Where does Flynn get off saying Trump "quit"?
Why does "you are in the middle of a psychological war" not register with folks?
>Hmm.png, indeed
Yep.
>Yo dawg, I heard you like kayfabe. So I built some kayfabe into the kayfabe so you can eat popcorn while you watch kayfabe in the 4th wall.
Nobody knows what's in the shot, but there's 100 different versions from bullshitters to would-be patriots about the 20 or so different things the shot might actually be. Truth is, it's a Russian roulette. You might get nothing, you might get something. If you get something, then it's a gambit of what, exactly, you might be getting. The point of the exercise is to get people to stand up for their rights.
>But, is going along with what the Constitutional processes dictate even when prolly compd considered quitting?
No. What it is, is the legal route. He is the law and order president, after all.
Pretty difficult to get to the end game scenario until you can prove the courts are acting against the country. Then you can go plan "B". Until then, USA is very far from that being the legal next step. The reason things are taking so long is because they are being done by the book, explicitly, so that everything is 100% legal.
>shit not adding up or making sense
If things aren't adding up or not making sense to you, then ask questions and anons will try to help. When anons help, don't reject the answers given unless you have some data points or facts to back your retort. Attacking a retort out of your limited understanding just so you can seem (or feel) justified in there being no overarching thought process behind all of the events unfolding doesn't make you right. It makes you look unobservant.
I would encourage you to pay closer attention. Lots of stuff happening.
https://rumble.com/von9lb-glenn-youngkins-speech-after-being-elected-governor-of-virginia.html
LOL; someone's dialed in to me today.