>>8921247 They really had it going on.

>>8921373 The enemy had this capability too—for awhile. They were 4 steps ahead of "normal," but the white hats were 5 steps ahead. So once "the plan" started to emerge enough to where they sniffed it out, it was too late, because they were wrong footed. Always reacting, with any dream of regaining the initiative always stuffed down their throats.

"…multiple predictive timelines." Yes, maybe even enough to qualify as "limitless." Yet there are still only 2 main competing lines, with all the rest branching off.

>>8921373 By "branching off," I mean that there are feeders, tributary timelines, entering into the main trunk lines. All with the same ultimate intention, but each one from a unique niche. To my mind, those 2 main lines then battle ferociously over each marker that they encounter, certain phenomena clusters that each side has identified in advance as critical, because whoever can establish their will at the nexus, has demonstrated at least temporary control of the actual timeline, with an advantage toward controlling the timeline at whichever future marker represents THE marker, the decision point of victory or defeat.