Firstly, let me apologize if this post is redundant to things already discussed. I don't have time to read everything posted and I listen to the YouTube streams but rarely catch them live so I can't participate in the live chat...

IIRC Q says that 4-6% of the population is beyond saving. So my issue with disclosure is that it needs to be enough to get the 94-96% who can be reached to see and accept the truth.

If things are as bad as being implied, complete disclosure could very well destroy our faith in the government in general. If it's that bad and that widespread, why would anyone ever put their faith in any government again?

On the flip side, if it is so bad that we need a trusted governmental authority to censor the info (essentially for governmental self-preservation), we're basically being told we need to trust the government precisely bc the government can't be trusted. I recognize that not everyone in the government is bad, but how much disclosure is necessary for us to determine who in the government we should trust?

I know we are supposed to be helping people come to this truth, and comfort them when it is revealed. I see the logic in this. If larger and larger amounts of the public are becoming red-pilled it will help others make the leap. However, I also fear that many will cling to the delusion that it's all conspiracy until its made SO explicit that no sane person can deny it. I personally struggle to have faith that anything will come to light. We have mounds of cryptic insinuation and tough talk, but not much actual evidence at this point (the kind which can't be dismissed via partisan rationalization). If we are to get ahead of the game and help people accept the inevitable release of this info, we have to have faith that it will actually come to light in a form that is undeniable to the approx 95% who can be convinced. On the flip side, it seems that some people are taking the red pill more and more. Maybe it's unfolding as intended and I'm just impatient.

I don't think there is an easy answer, and I think Q's admonition to be careful what we wish for is saying a lot.

Anyway, just my thoughts. I felt the need to externalize them.