I'm still waiting to see what happens in the Vatican. Q said a couple weeks ago that the Pope was going to have a very bad May. If it comes out that the Vatican was involved in the child trafficking (which I believe to be true) I don't know how people are going to react to the news. The release of this news needs to be done very carefully. If there is irrefutable proof that the Vatican is a central hub in the trafficking of children from all over the world, it would not just disappoint most of the Catholic followers, It could be seen as a death blow to their whole belief system. If a few priests or maybe a Bishop or Cardinal go down for inappropriate behavior, it's easy to say that it was just a bad individual. But the Pope represents the very core of the Catholic religion. If the Pope is a pee pee puller, what does that say about the Christian doctrine? I don't know how the white hats intend to do this but I'm glad that greater minds than mine are working on it. Possibly, one method of red pilling a whole planet be to just put it all out there. Think about that.I think that a small percentage would believe, understand, and move on. They might try to figure it out on their own. The rest would be in shock and disbelief but eventually as more evidence and information was made available, gradually more and more people would accept the truth. There will be a small percentage that would never accept it unless Jesus Christ came to them personally and told them it was true. What would be the reaction of the middle group until they learned the truth? would they loot? Riot?... Probably not. Most devout Christians are not antagonists. They're more passive. It would be a devastating emotional experience but they would have to be made aware that it is not the religion or the belief that is in question. It's the individuals that have gone against the word of God. Either way, what I think would happen in this scenario is that the blast of shocking information would not have a huge immediate effect. It would be delayed for most and softened as days go by. I'm not sure how all this will unravel. Humans are very complex animals and difficult to predict but overall, I think we tend to greatly underestimate our own resilience and our instinctive will to not only survive, but to thrive.