>>8937706

https://dailycaller.com/2020/04/24/fbi-director-christopher-wray-fought-to-withhold-exculpatory-evidence-mike-flynn-case/

I'm sure this has already been mentioned but the long delay in the Flynn case was because the exculpatory evidence was being used in grand jury actions.

Wray could not release this information until that was complete.

Any delay was on behalf of the ongoing investigations and not because Wray was trying to hurt Flynn.

Flynn's change of lawyer and change of stance means the information is about to become public and he will be exonerated.

That means the grand jury no longer needs to keep this secret.

And that means we are very close to the first indictments (not the household names but the mid level players) being unsealed.

Thank you Q, Q+, Gen Flynn, Adm Rodgers, BB, JS, JD and all the rest who are about to bring the pain.

>>8938218

I thought the same thing.

But, the way POTUS is restructuring the relationship between the Fed and the Treasury looks like he is forcing the Fed to eat it's own worthless IOUs.

He has reversed the flow. The Fed will eventually owe us until they 'pay back' all that we 'borrowed' from them.

Eventually we will have paid it all back on paper. Which is the only place the debt was ever owed in the first place.

This should prevent an all out collapse of the system. Which is preferable to mass global collapse.

At least that's how I read it now.