>>2074842

IMO. the ultimate question is:

Is the plan to demolish the judiciary? Here's why.

"This is step two of overthrowing any democracy (we are a Republic), with step one being garnering control of the military (which Trump appears to already have done). To complete the transition, he needs to either attain control of or dismantle the judicial branch. With the unprecedented Democrat stonewalling on all of his judicial appointees, the former may not be possible. But with the massive failures of all intelligence agencies and the years of DOJ failures to prosecute criminal swamp creatures, there is a growing consensus that our judicial system is broken beyond repair. Should evidence arrive that the DOJ was compromised; the stage will be set for Trump to conquer."

Quotes from the article.

>>2075003

Good question. It's actually an enlightening article. I wouldn't be surprised if he did.

What if I'm right. We could be in for some very tumultuous times.

Q has asked about why the Dems are stonewalling the Judicial nominations. They are trying to slow walk everything to get to the midterms. Nunez and Co are trying to prove the DOJ is compd. Potus is trying to stay out for optics. Only 4 more months til midterms. Are (((they))) going to force a judicial collapse?

>>2074980

^^^^^^^^^

that right there is passive-aggressive narcissistic personality.

>>2075135

Judging by the amount of sealed docs and the high level of treason and sedition committed by former high levels of govt, I'd say tribunals are going to be mandatory. But I don't think Potus wants to collapse the Judicial. He's trying to get good judges in place. Dems are stopping it. They will threaten doom and gloom to try and stop the SC nomination before midterms.

Q asked what has to happen before midterms and what has to happen before 11.11

I think he has to have control of the Judiciary by then. Means RR needs to be removed, thereby revealing the true objective of Muellers attempt to force impeachment after the midterms.

>>2075274

Correct. Enemy is fighting back…hard. Moves and counter-moves. If Congress is not able to legitimately expose the corruption, Potus will have no choice but to declas,

You're right about the general pop. Most are middle leaning. More are waking up every day. That's a beautiful thing.

We only speculate, but I do know that Potus is very strong in his belief that this country is run by the people. By the time he leaves office (?), this country will be run by the people again.

>>2075466

I don't know what we can do about the SC legislating from the bench. It surely unconstitutional. At some point, I guess we could appeal the laws the court put in place.

And Congress, shit…don't even get me started on them. Totally unfunctional. Needs to be rebuilt from ground up. Including term limits and an end to lobbyist. What are the chances we'd ever see that happen?