>>353657

>>353684

While the public might be in the dark, I'm assuming the bad guys know they are being targeted. So who is the secrecy for, exactly?

Starting the public reveal process can accelerate shifting the narrative, will increase public support, and serve as a defense against impeachment/assassination.

Otherwise, in the meantime, we will continue to have more deaths, like the 50 in Vegas or the 70 innocents on the plane yesterday.

>>353708

Assange and Greenwald are my personal bell-weathers. If THEY proved to be clowns then all hope is lost - our society is completely compromised. On the fence about Snowden.

>>353746

I didn't say arrests need to start. But why exactly has Trump not simply declassified the PDBs, FISA transcripts, and unmasking evidence to prove Obama spied on him? It would redpill millions overnight.

>>353825

It's not a witch hunt to simply release factual information (vs starting an investigation).

Show the PDBs. Show the FISA transcripts. Show their signatures. Show the unmasking requests.

Make them defend it in public. Watch the public demand justice.

>>353962

>>353868

My sense is that Trump probably considers the hard evidence as his pocket aces, and no point in playing them until everyone's money the money is on the table.

That is the RIGHT poker play. But this isn't poker.

There is a very real rick of getting shot before he can play them.

Dropping the hard evidence Obama corruption would bring millions to his side of the table in support.

It would not be subverting due process… rather, the public would demand it.

Anyway, that is clearly not how they are playing it. I hope it works.

>>354199

> If Trump is assassinated his successor can use the evidence to accelerate arrests and sentencing.

You trust Pence has the motivation and political clout to see that through? I don't.

>>354304

>They are always dead, shark eyes when part of the cabal.

I'm guessing nobody gets the clearance he did without that? Perhaps a good tell, but failsafe?

Time will tell.