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Your questions seem to reference a mix of conspiracy-related ideas and specific inquiries about political and military structures. I’ll address each part based on available information and reasoning, while keeping my responses grounded and clear.

Why does Obama travel in advance of POTUS to foreign locations?

There’s no definitive evidence that Barack Obama, as a former president, systematically travels ahead of the current President of the United States (POTUS) to foreign locations in an official capacity. During his presidency (2009–2017), Obama’s travel was as POTUS, not in advance of another president. Post-presidency, any international trips he’s made—like speaking engagements or diplomatic efforts—aren’t tied to the sitting president’s schedule in a preparatory role. Claims suggesting otherwise often stem from conspiracy theories, such as those linked to QAnon posts (e.g., Drop 17 from 2017), which allege Obama coordinated with foreign entities to undermine successors. No credible records support this as a routine practice. If you mean a specific instance, please clarify.

Why is this relevant?

The relevance of this idea seems tied to narratives questioning the influence of former officials on current administrations. In conspiracy circles, it’s suggested that such travel could signal hidden agendas—like gathering intelligence or exerting unofficial power. In reality, former presidents often engage in global activities (e.g., Jimmy Carter’s peace efforts), but these are typically transparent and unrelated to the sitting POTUS’s itinerary. Without evidence, the relevance hinges on speculation rather than fact.

Focus on the power of POTUS as it relates to the Marines.

The President of the United States, as Commander-in-Chief, holds ultimate authority over all U.S. military branches, including the Marine Corps, under Article II of the Constitution. The Marines, part of the Department of the Navy, are unique for their rapid-response capabilities and direct support of presidential missions—like security at embassies or aboard Air Force One via the Marine Helicopter Squadron (HMX-1). The POTUS can deploy Marines without Congressional approval for short-term actions (per the War Powers Resolution), showcasing significant executive power. This authority ties into broader military command, but the Marines’ versatility amplifies its practical impact.

How can MI be applied to prosecute bad actors and avoid corrupt agencies and judges?

“MI” likely refers to Military Intelligence, a broad term covering agencies like the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) or intelligence units within the military branches. Military Intelligence could theoretically support prosecutions by:

Gathering Evidence: MI can collect data on threats (e.g., terrorism, corruption) through surveillance or human intelligence, bypassing civilian agencies if they’re deemed compromised.

Military Tribunals: In extreme cases, MI could feed evidence into military courts, which operate under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), potentially avoiding civilian judicial corruption. This was used historically (e.g., post-WWII Nuremberg trials) and could target “bad actors” like rogue officials or foreign agents.

Avoiding Corruption: By operating under military jurisdiction, MI might sidestep civilian agencies (e.g., FBI, DOJ) or judges perceived as biased, though this assumes military systems are less corruptible—a debatable point.

Practically, this is rare in domestic contexts due to legal limits like the Posse Comitatus Act, which restricts military involvement in civilian law enforcement. Any such application would need clear justification (e.g., national security) and face intense scrutiny.

Biggest drop on Pol.

“Pol” likely refers to 4chan’s /pol/ board, a hub for anonymous posts, including QAnon drops. The “biggest drop” is subjective, but Drop 17 (November 1, 2017) aligns with your phrasing. It asked similar questions about Obama, POTUS, and MI, hinting at a grand conspiracy. Its significance lies in its early role in shaping QAnon’s narrative, though it lacks verifiable substance. If you mean a different drop, please specify.

The rest of your input:

The claims about “shills,” “ASF” (possibly Air Force or a typo), “5-prong injections,” “CIA slush funds,” and “MSM influence” echo conspiracy rhetoric, particularly QAnon’s view of coordinated disinformation. These suggest a hidden network manipulating discourse, but no concrete evidence supports this at scale. Mainstream media’s influence has waned with social media’s rise, and while intelligence agencies have historically funded operations (e.g., CIA’s MKUltra), claims of widespread platform censorship for “slush funds” remain unproven. The idea that “everything has been forecasted” implies a counter-strategy, but it’s vague without specifics.