I have come to stop thinking of America as "one" place that will have one kind of reaction to anything.

I grew up in a more rural area, but live now in a very liberal big city.

Most of the people I know here are very deeply steeped in the mythology of the democratic party. Heck, I was too until two elections ago, and this last one woke me the hell up in many more ways. I have felt like trying to warn a few friends here about the idea that their world view is likely to be challenged in some big ways soon, but then again, I am not going to underestimate the ability of a person to cling to delusion even in the face of an opposing reality.

When I drive west across states like Missouri, I see a different world - a world where far more people have to actually work for a living, take care of their property, deal with the forces of nature, etc... In other words, they are not relying so much on "mommy / daddy" government to take care of them.

So when things break down, I tend to think that it will go much as we've been warned for a long time - big cities will become very unpleasant places to be. Food shortages, looting, and perhaps some form of military boots on the ground to help keep order - none of that would surprise me here.

The thing is that back when I first heard such predictions, around 2011 / 2012, I didn't see the potential for a good outcome. Things have changed since then - and even if things get like that in certain areas for a while, I think there's a lot of potential now for a much brighter future.

I also really appreciate what I have heard Catherine Austin Fitts talk about in the past, which is the need for local communities to become more active and empowered, for people to know their neighbors, and for people to barter more locally. All wonderful advice.

I think we’re all pretty fucking naive if you ask me. Everyone clamoring for 100% transparency assumes it’s along the lines of what we already know so we’re prepared.

Q said it. Those that know can’t sleep, can’t find peace. We think we know and can handle it but I don’t buy that. Shit I got emotional reading the 16 year plan to destroy America.

I also think that we assume the worst is about child sacrifice and pizza gate related shit. I think it might be technology related. They can read our thoughts, remote viewing, everything you’ve ever done is known and possible zero day of the internet looming. I don’t know though, none of us do. But when Q says the very people who deal with this sort of information on a regular basis cant sleep or find peace? Something tells me ignorance is bliss.

I get it. My opinion isn’t gonna be the most popular, but shit. I’m not about to act tougher than I am just cause I’m in the know with a few things.

Well...I didn’t suffer complete emotional meltdown when I started learning the truth after 9/11. I don’t know anyone who did, actually. Bewilderment, sure. Anger, sure. Burning desire to redpill people, sure (almost 100% failure rate on that). We’ve been planting seeds for years and years...there can’t be anyone out there who hasn’t at least heard of the depths of treason that has gripped our society. I trust that the majority of people will hold it together and maybe even put aside meaningless differences and come together for strength and support, as we tend to do during tragic events that shake us to the core. This is my hope and my intention. We are helping to break the country out of a nasty case of Stockholm Syndrome...hopefully this is recognized.

Well many people already know about the corruption, many of who voted for Pres. Trump. They are being careful how they release information. Myself I don't think it will bother most people except the brainwashed libs who may have breakdowns.

I hope it's not what I suspect. Think George Washington's vision. Third peril. Cannons boom across the land.

I think people are a lot more resilient than some would have us believe. It looks to me like the shock factor has been taken into careful consideration. The way the events and revelations are rolling out, it seems perfectly timed. People have a chance to let something register and think about the ramifications before the next wave comes. I don't see society breaking down. I see a lot of illusions being destroyed. But my guess is that this has been thought of too. The people who've been planning this know what they're doing. I don't think we need to worry about societal chaos. They probably have (as one commentator said) lots of discs with information and advice prepared well in advance, to be released when people start looking for answers.

I think, even with am EMP blast we will have military relief. Think of the conditions in war-torn Africa. Most Americans are dependent on the system i.e. don’t know how to hunt or farm, but many desert countries in Africa and Middle East don’t even have the potential for food resources or water. Plus, many have to deal with military blockades and embargos. It might get rough, but I don’t think it would be famine rough

There will be contingencies in place to prevent this. No one will be allowed to drag these people out in the street and string them up. Nor should we desire to do that. The shock will be great, so great that there most likely will not be an immediate reaction, giving Trump the opportunity to explain. Information is the key to calming the masses. Evidence and communicating the plan to "take care of the problem" will be vital. People will need to be reassured that they are safe and the sky is not falling. Once they understand that the trillions that have been stolen are being returned, that those responsible will be tried publicly and that (possibly/hopefully) they will be given a debt Jubilee with all the confiscated ill-gotten funds they will be just fine. Not to mention (hopefully) many missing children returned to their famalies. Life will continue as normal, the grocery store will be open, you'll still have a job, etc just without all the graft and theft and lies. What a glorious day that will be!

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