>>2463669

What the FISA declas will reveal is so complicated, tangled, opposite of longstanding MSM fake narrative, that the public's eyes would simply glaze over and not grasp the horror.

So we had to learn those facts little by little, unravel the relationships and implications, become familiar with bits and pieces of the truth.

There also had to be visible demands for release of the info from respected Senators and members of Congress.

And there had to be major discrediting of the FakeNewsMSM. POTUS started pushing the meme FakeNews just as soon as he got elected.

I think we're there. I think the release of the DECLAS FISA [20] will come soon.

>>2464106

Didn't we infer there are Dropbox mailboxes used, something secured, perhaps the use of drafts found in Gmail logons with shared ID and password. We found a security app with CIA fingerprints all over it… Is my recollection right?

So we'd need to log in with a password, read and become familiar with the content, origin, etc. of the regular 4AM drops. Then formulate some of our own and insert them into the dropbox or mailbox. They would have to fit with the existing narrative to such an extent as to not instantly reveal themselves as alien. And they would have to suggest a story that we could discern easily when it hits the news. It would have to be a gradual process of inserting our stories.

If the 4am news of the day that we insert coflicted with the regular 4am source's news there would be a problem … the existence of multiple conflicting sources would become obvious.

Just thinking out loud.

"Crack the code" is way too simplistic of a goal.

>>2460260 Am reading the [20] as both the # of missing FISA pages and also 20 chargeable individuals may have been involved in the treason plot.