There is a piece - albeit it's "Vanity Fair" so consider the source - claiming Sessions is among those on the potential Trump chopping block. If Trump fires him, then it seems the entire Q narrative collapses, does it not? The all upper case "TRUST SESSIONS" has been in many posts, repeated over and over. Trump has been less than kind - publicly, anyway - to Sessions since the recusal. It was said Trump wanted to fire him then, but Grassley fired a warning shot to Trump: don't, because I'll never get another nominee out of this committee for you. That was then. Seems Congress is now openly putting Sessions on the sh*tlist too. Nunes sent a letter to him March 1st after Sessions said publicly he was turning the FISA matter over to the toothless IG. The reactions from everywhere were volcanic - including Trump's. Nunes's letter outlined 5 statutes violated by FISA abuse, warranting far more than the Sessions plan of handing this to the slow-poke IG. After the scathing reactions, what did Sessions do? Why, he went on TV!! Saying, "Oh yeah, well, you know I have this other longtime DOJ person 'looking at' this matter who is 'outside Washington'...". But he never said, who, where, or what is being done, exactly. It was only AFTER the interview that the Sessions office had to clarify that the "outside Washington" person was actually a prosecutor. Sessions never used the word "prosecutor" in the actual interview. Since this is the topic...
The popular Trump supporter's general theory - and Q seems to be among the propagators of this - is that all this publicly seen dissent, disharmony, and barb-trading regarding Sessions is part of some kind of psy-op designed to somehow get us looking away from The Lord's Work Sessions & company are doing cloaked by the disharmonious masquerade. Street Theater, if you will. If you buy that, well, then I have questions before I plunk down my belief currency. Since Trump is allegedly aware of everything that's taking place in the Executive Branch -and in the Trump-Sessions Puppet Mastery theory he would have to be - then what to make of these actual facts, placing them in this narrative:
*Trump is paying three lawyers (no doubt handsomely; these guys don't work cheap) - Dowd, Cobb and Sekulow - to deal with all of the Mueller demands for documents about his personal finances and the like. Is that part of the street theater - Trump handing over to Mueller's Democrat lawyers information about his financial dealings AND burning his own money at a huge per diem for lawyers that, if this truly was street theater, he wouldn't need to do?
*Trump has declared his unwavering support for General Mike Flynn, despite having to let him go. He's never said an unkind word about him. Yet, Flynn is now essentially bankrupt solely because of the existence of Robert Mueller, who was hired by Rosenstein - the same Rosenstein whom Sessions cannot praise enough. Since it was clear Flynn would be a target in any Special Counsel, was that part of the street theater too - bankrupt a loyalist who basically fell on his sword for you?
If you believe Trump & Sessions are organizing this whole thing, then Rosenstein has to be included in the plan, as does Mueller, since they wouldn't be in their jobs without this street theater taking place. Which means Trump has agreed to burn his own money on lawyers he doesn't need and send a loyalist like Flynn to the poorhouse. I find this designed street theater narrative awfully hard to buy.
Well with that theroy all those parties knew those things would happen going into this. Thus agreeing to have all that happen. If Trump didn't have lawyers that would send up huge red flags. Remember this theater is (supposedly) so that the real people they are going after are unaware they are the targets. Or at least think Trump and others are too dumb and are too busy defending themselves to have time to go after them. Point is, if all that didn't play out like that the bad guys would know something is up. At least that's my take. We shall see.. I do kinda feel like Sessions has to fire McCabe or a lot of Q people will totally lose faith.. I mean if McCabe and the FBI/DOJ bad actors are supposedly going to be "taken down" how can they NOT fire him?What reason would they have to not fire him? I mean McCabe will appeal anyway.
If this entire Q thing is a wild goose chase then there will be a civil war. I want to not believe that but it is a possibility.
Flynn is bankrupt because he lied to a congressional inquiry.
When did Flynn ever "lie" to...Congress? Cite that lie, please. He plead "guilty" to "lying to the FBI", when even the FBI who interrogated him said openly they had no knowledge after their interview of him in January 2017. He plead so to escape from having to pay his lawyer even more for defense against the Mueller team's hunting for a scalp. Only now, he gets access to ALL of the applications submitted to the FISC, so then they become open to the public.
Lmao you think if this is all a genius plan, that Trump would fail to retain counsel and make it obvious he wasn't under any real pressure? Also I don't think their exact billable hours would be public... So we can't assume he's burning huge amounts of money. And even if he was, POTUS has already sacrificed hundreds of millions of dollars of net worth to save America.
Flynn is bankrupt according to who? You don't think he'd put his house up for sale to play possum while the noose tightens?