>>334072

Future proves past is a way to "thread" disparate events together in the way Q desires, which to some is the pure truth, to some mostly the truth (ie misinfo is necessary), and to some just interesting/thought-provoking (most other parties wouldn't choose to be here).

Everyone to some degree is a consumer of data, the difficulty lies in interpretation, and right now that is society's weak spot. What is happening is: whoever this entity or group is, they are methodically teaching this group how to interpret events their way. They do so through Socratic dialogue and intermittent reward/feedback mechanisms that are well known and have been for a very long time.

Evil parties know that disrupting this mental threading process keeps people from putting together actionable big-picture themes/acts-of-our-own-plays and this will generally lead to us eating out of their hands, which is pretty much rule #1 of dealing with adversaries– above all else, don't just eat right out of their hands. Find and grow your own food.

>>334292

Make the case that the reason the Flynn sentencing is postponed by Mueller's team is that they have a Giglio material issue and they are looking to run out the clock a bit.

Basically, in a plea, the government must disclose exculpatory evidence INCLUDING (as per Giglio) reputational issues of witnesses. Strzok participated in the Flynn interview, is married and having an affair, discussed modifying interview notes (called 302s), and was ultimately reassigned to HR desk duty from Mueller's investigation because of demonstrated bias.

Did Mueller's team disclose this to Flynn's team prior to the guilty plea? Well, if not, the plea can be withdrawn and good luck finding anyone to take that to court with what the public now knows.

Let's not forget this was an informal interview, that it was voluntary, and Flynn had no counsel present! And it was not recorded!