FWIW, my current opinion goes like this.

Lisa Page/Peter Strzok controversy is a side game. Important, but the important work is already done. Just a stepping stone. It's some low level piddly shit. Fuck em, but they aren't even close to the main course.

The scuttled investigation into Clinton is not even that important in the grand scheme. But that'll be next. Huber/Horowitz.

The witch hunt into Trump/Russia connections isn't even that important in the grand scheme. That'll also be next. More indictments. Huber/Horowitz.

These will be solved rather quickly in the grand scheme.

Mueller will say "trump dindu nuffin"

A bunch of DOJ/FBI folks will go down.

But this is all step one.

Step two is the WHY and FOR WHOM.

This leads us to Obama, HRC, using five eyes to spy on a political campaign and plant cabal folks into the Trump campaign.

This leads us to the insider club. The Saudi (pre-coup), Rothschild, Soros money. The handlers of our politicians.

At this point, the 40,000+ indictments lead to arrests, trials galore. 24/7 media won't know what to do with themselves, shit will go so fast. From mayors to hedge funders to judges to spies to fortune 500 CEOs to congresscritters. That's the 40,000.

By this time, suicides will ramp the fuck up. American "citizens" will be getting the fuck out and hoping to hide out.

From main street to wall street to every state legislative body, governor's mansion, there will be a lot of government positions left vacant.

And even this is just the start.

Above Soros/Saudi/Rothschilds, above the monarchy, above them…WHO IS ABOVE THEM?

That is where our story leads.

I wish we had some Q drops on the puppeteers' puppeteers. Those people we probably wouldn't even know their names.

Just my thoughts, your mileage may very.

>>2161556

perhaps

we'd need digging on similar parade appearances.

Does the queen usually stand in the middle?

Does the queen ever give up the middle to head of state w/ spouse?

We're rolling on assumptions, lets get some digs on royal parades.

I WILL NOTE

the change in order occurred just a few seconds before ANCHORS AWEIGH

not sure what the song was before that

>>2161597

I was you ten years ago, anon.

First thing is attitude. I'm not saying you have a bad one, I don't know you, I'm just saying it is the first thing. You've got to assume you will succeed.

Second thing is a plan. A trade? The military? Another go at university?

Community college is where I started. I took one class. And then I took another. And I worked and lived at home. I was down sometimes, I thought I'd never see the light at the end of the tunnel. But I made it through, I relied on my inner drive, I made friends with people that cared about me.

Fast forward ten years, I finished community college, I transferred to a commuter undergrad (worked the whole time), went to lawl school on a full scholly (loans for cost of living), and I'm now a lawfag.

What will you do? That's up to you. There are plumbers and mechanics that make more than me. My friend is a manager at a big box retail store, never went to school, she makes more than me. But I did what I wanted to do, and I dunnit.

Question is, what will you do?

It's going to be okay, anon. Believe in yourself, come up with a plan. Execute the plan.

In 10 years you'll thank yourself.

Much love and good luck

>>2161668

great advice, anon.

I'm a lawfag and I am so fucking sick of all the bullshit prestige people throw on the profession. Law school was full of kids who were doing what daddy thought society thought kiddo should do. And then you graduate and realize these people burn out so fast because SURPRISE, they didn't actually want to do it.

The valuable job is the one you value, pays the bills, and you reasonably enjoy. Every job has its shitwork and bullshit work politics, very rare is the perfect job.

The perfect job is the one that satisfies YOU, the one that's gotta show up every day.

Fuck society's prestige and "oh, well did I tell you, my son/daughter is doing ____". "Oh wow, you must be proud". Fuck all that. Whatever you do, enjoy it, be the best at that as you can

>>2161703

anon, no need to apologize. I know how fucked it is.

At least in my case, small town, rural area, the prestige shit ain't as bad. My clients are everyday folks and my firm reflects that. You get to a big metro or a firm that represents corporations and it's just a huge pissing contest between people who base their self worth on what they THINK other people perceive them to be.

As much as you despise those people, anon, understand that their lives are absolute shit. Feel bad for them. They are likely addicted to drugs/alcohol and wouldn't know how to enjoy life if they tried.

>>2161726

You should do it, big cities in my humble opinion are a fuckin trap. Expensive, everyone's in a hurry, and people act like dicks because they probably won't see you again.

In a small town, even dicks have to pretend to be nice. Because they're gonna see that motherfucker again. But mostly people are nice because they are surrounded by nice people.

Those lawyer douchebags you were talking about - they are dicks because they get shat on all day by the douchebag one rung up the ladder from them, who gets shat on by the douchebag one rung up from them, and so on and so on.

>>2161733

sell it piecemeal IMO

TO ALL ANONS ON HARD TIMES

Go check out some jordan peterson videos

He's got the right idea on damn near everything

Free lectures on youtube

>>2161768

unfortunately society beats us over the head with comparing our material wealth with others and feeling poor due to the comparison

but you're right

almost everybody in the US is far far richer materially than the vast majority of people on planet earth. And DEFINITELY richer than the 99.99999999999% of humans that have ever walked this earth EVER.