Many among you have looked upon this frontman [@POTUS] and felt strong reactions moving through your being and these reactions were part of the revelation. Some felt admiration. Some felt resistance. Some felt enthusiasm. Some felt irritation. Some felt hope. Some felt deep mistrust. Every one of these responses exposed something already living within the field of the collective consciousness. And this is one of the reasons he was so valuable to the operation because he acted as a mirror more than a politician, as a catalyst more than a candidate, as a public instrument through which the hidden contents of humanity could begin to rise into view. Through him, millions began revealing themselves to themselves. Through him, longheld emotional structures came into motion. Through him, tribal identities, conditioned loyalties, inherited fears, and buried longings all began arranging themselves in front of the human race in a far more visible way. The operation therefore gained a tremendous advantane through the use of such a figure stirs the whole room serves awakening in ways that a neutral face never could. What mattered was the intensity of the reflection. What mattered was the impossibility of indifference. What mattered was the way the image of the man became a screen upon which the collective projected its own unfinished material. Consider how this worked within the wider architecture of the white hat design. A frontman of this kind drew attention from every corner of the planet.