I'm enjoying watching Kash play off of Elon, accusing him of holding back information, and criticizing the way he is handling the release of the information.

It looks exactly like the Republican v Democrat tactics where they screw with each other publicly, the people gather behind the views they agree with -and in the end the politicians get what they wanted and the people stay divided

-but I am pretty sure that when the Kash v Elon game ends we will see that we all get what we want and the people will be united…

>>18041241

More likely the bacteria on his ass…

>>18041246

It's probably just a bot designed to make stupid people (you know "journalists") think we're speaking nazi in here.

>>18041281

>https://t.me/TPVReports/13936

I think the words here are pretty specific, "military will not get involved in stolen elections and attempts to overthrow the government. "

>>18041317

You could solve your problem with an airline ticket to Myanmar.

>>18041339

I solved mine by understanding the constitution and how the military functions in the USA

…and by banging your mom.

According to Matt Taibbi's tweet yesterday, it looks like today's twitter files release could delve deeper into the DOD's intelligence operations in the twitter environment. IF DOD broke the law in these actions, that would bring the military into play in the current offense, as JAG would prosecute the illegal actors, and the big green door would be open.

IF that were to be the case, and IF there were foreign government involvement, then the military arrests could go beyond military members to civilian illegal actors who attacked the USA in this conspiracy

…and then all hell could break loose for those people.

Words matter, and all that Kash said in the X-22 clip is that the military can't supersede their civilian chain of command, and the examples presented were civilian law enforcement matters anyway…

Screwing with elections and attempting to overthrow the government are law enforcement issues.

If X-22 guy had asked "Hey, what if pretty much the entire us political and justice systems had been corrupted over many decades by a secretive international entity who finally decided to make their move to take over the country

…are there military options that a sitting president could utilize to defend the country and constitution?"

He would have smiled and started talking about the weather.

>>18041481

Yep. WHMO

>>18041555

>stolen elections and attempts to overthrow the government.

These are law enforcement isssues, and Kash explained that the military cannot supersede their civilian chain of command to do anything about it.

X-22 guy didn't ask any question relating to the answer you're looking for.

Regarding the military conversations in this bread:

It became war when the conspiracy attacked the sitting president. The military was always on defense …if you could easily recognize their offense it wouldn't be a very good one.

>>18041616

First time was 1865

…the one I am referencing is 2016 -when the defense had matured and the conspirators crossed the line into warfare and opened the door for the military to respond.

>>18041668

Of course law enforcement is compromised. Soros bought the prosecutors, the police are union thugs that protect municipal corporations, judges are either bought or blackmailed. The voting system is compromised

-so we have no way out of this involving the judicial system or the ballot box

…so the military is the only way.

How does that work exactly? I guess we'll find out, but in the meantime -not Kash or anyone else is going to tell you definitively how they are winning this war …which they clearly are.

>>18041690

…Federal law enforcement at FBI and DOJ have been clearly shown to be working against the people.

Just thought I better add that…