I've heard some skepticism about the Brunson case being too good to possibly be true. I don't feel that way and here's why:
I think of it like this:
The congress is in a lame duck session. Many of both parties have nothing to lose and much to gain by doing what they've said they would do, which is to pack the court and create term limits for the justices.
Judges are some of the most egotistical monomaniacs alive. They hold life and death in their hands and demand respect or else, contempt charges and jail await. The high point of any judges career is a lifetime appointment to SCOTUS, and the congress is set to take that away from them and make them just another employee of the cabal.
While it's no doubt true that some of them are compromised, not all apparently are, but they are all in a bind. If they don't rule for Brunson, they violate their own oath of office, which is the reason they're there, to defend the constitution.
The fact that they took the case gave them options. If they fail to rule on such a clear cut case (The congress rammed it through and blocked the constitutionally mandated 10 day investigation) they violate their oath and congress can charge them for that, ruining their lives for the temerity of even considering the case in the first place. Look what did to Trump, imagine what they'd do to the SCOTUS.
Aaand, (remember those egos) their legacy will be that they handed over the last best hope of man to a cabal of satanic, corporate elite megalomaniacs who are going to decimate humanity and rule over a technological dark age for the foreseeable future. Who would have thought just nine people could determine the fate of, eventually, an entire planet.
If they do rule for Brunson, whoever has dirt on a compromised justice is going down, freeing the justice from bondage. They, more than anyone know of the degree of corruption and evil in government and business, it's their job and they're very good at it.
Option two is to have a legacy second only to Jesus. Nine brave Justice's saved the United States and eventually freed the world from corporate feudalism and tyranny.
Books will be written about them, Statues erected of them, children, schools, streets, towns, airports, counties and institutions named in their honor, which will never be tarnished.
I dunno about you, but it seems a risk worth taking. A few shekels today and eternal damnation or……………Door number two. Hear me Ginny?