>>15436876 (lb)

>Wouldn't Trump team have know all about this?

That's what I think the line of demarcation is.

Bottom line is that Trump, or those who are behind Trump, are there to dissolve the entire DC shit show. Anyone who has future financial skin in the DC game will be anti-Trump. Adding to that, regardless of what they spout off in front of a camera, which will be the bear that bites them in the ass.

Only way to judge if a person is pro-Trump is to see if they elect to choose a new career outside of DC. Nunes is the prime example. I'll go with Manchin and Sinema, too. Those two staying in the fray just to get some good licks in before the SHTF. Payback maybe, Retiring dems might be as well. Seen't the writing on the wall and can read it. Retiring dems would actually come out of this smelling better than RINOs who decided to try to stick it out and will get bit in the ass by the bear.

Jan 6, I think Pelosi was expecting a different reaction from the protestors and tried to force the issue on the fly. She had to have dead people, IMO. Trump, calling the rally, showed that the masses of protestors would be peaceful. Pelosi has to lie her ass off and pull legal weight to gaslight that. Retiring dems, I think, don't want part of that.

TL;DR: Only those with no future political ambition are pro-Trump. With

>>15436992

High school civics back in the day. Don't change horses in the middle of the stream effect.

>>15437037

>Hail Mary incoming

Looking like it. US/Germany pulling non-essential embassy staff from Kiev. Add to that, a UK/Polish military commitment with Ukraine. Germany, though, not allowing German made weapons into the Ukraine. What could go wrong?

Have to watch how the Germans deal with Ramstein. Will be a key, I think. Landstuhl hospital is being moved inside the Ramstein perimeter, but I don't know when the opening will be.

>>15437083

Part of me thinks all these traps were laid for Trump's 2nd term, but Trump slipped out of the trap and is forcing Brandon to deal with the shit they thought up to fuck up Trump. Brandon fucks up, though, which is his MO, anyway, all knew it beforehand, and Trump comes back to clean up the mess without the hinderances. Best way through it, I think.

Lot of the Brandon and congress bullshit seems aimed at getting intel they've been denied and raising money by laundering tax revenue. I've seen reports that people called before the J6 committee aren't being asked a lot about the Capitol protest. They're interested in other shit. If (normal) revenue sources are being cut off, it would explain the monster funding bills, and the vaccine push, figuring a kickback from pharma.

Worst case scenario would have been Trump winning the EV, but Brandon the popular vote. I think that was the dems goal. Not our President all over again and a minefield for Trump to work in. Dems went all in to win the popular vote but the WH didn't stop the EV steal as was rumored to have been done in 2016. After that, dems were stuck, because Trump would have revealed the plot if he had been allowed back in the WH.

>>15437162

>not to approach, attempt to catch, or come in contact with the monkey.

Lining it up in your scope seems to be OK. Danville probably hunting country. They'll know what to do. Monkey season is when you see them, I think. Ground frozen in PA? What's the SSS alternative when the ground is frozen?

>>15437536

One of my kids knows researchers for one of the vaccine providers. Basically, the vaccines came out of HIV/AIDS research, but weren't used because the HIV/Aids pathogen mutated so often. That's my understanding, anyway. Researchers weren't concerned about bringing a Covid vaccine out on a shorter time schedule because they were, for all extents and purposes, available, and were not completely untested.

My guess is Trump asked around and may have heard something similar. He didn't just have to listen to Fauci. From the way my kid tells it, it wasn't a big problem as far as the researchers were concerned. Some tweaks.

I'm with you on the Trump's vaccines point. Trump bought up the futures, essentially, on a pig in a poke, but with favorable rollout data, with a time of delivery bonus, from what I gather. Would not surprise me to have Covid variants released to make Trump look bad. Problem was, Brandon ended up in office, not Trump, and they may have tried to make lemonade out of lemons by releasing boosters to at least cash in on the panic. That the Trump vaccine is still effective against the original Covid they were designed for may be likely.

>>15437627

I read 4 got away, and 3 have been caught already. One left in the wild. Cold in PA, now though, I think.

I don't wish harm on the monkey, but if word gets out to keep away and the monkey wants in to a warm place, it's going to get shot.

>>15437630

Hospital at Dartmouth is a research hospital. That would be a big help if they were involved.