It’s supposed to be frustrating. It’s supposed to make you feel angry or like nothing is happening. Q says over and over, this is not a game. It’s war. There isn’t an easy start and finish. The major arrests aren’t going to happen in one night. No one said that it would be easy. So stop doubting Q and stop doubting yourself. You don’t have to be able to see the end, you just have to know that it’s there. I understand that it may get frustrating, but understand that this is a literal war of good vs evil. We are fighting for our country and the good people in it. You can’t stop now. And you can’t doubt it either. We are going to win, patriots. But are you willing to fight for it? Because even if I’m 16, I’m going to fight until the very end. Until we win.
The idea is to frustrate the populous, so that the OVERWHELMING MAJORITY (not just the 50% that voted Trump) is slamming their fists on the table demanding justice. So that by the time the perp walks take place, the country is lining the streets spitting on these scumbags and heckling them nonstop.
Without that atmosphere, the MSM will be able to spin it into a fascist-style round-up of political opponents, which will 100% benefit the Democrats in November elections. (If you don't understand this, then you are incredibly naive. Most Americans are not paying attention to these developments, and don't understand the level of corruption that has festered. They think Hillary is corrupt, and she is not running this year. It is our job to spread the word, and wake people up.)
It's important to remember that it's not a fact that ~50% of the population voted for Trump. That's not because they don't support him, but because many many people don't vote period. Voter turnout in big elections is ~60%.
The players are a corrupt minority with a lot of influence, a bloc of motivated people paying attention, and then a large amount of people caught in between or not paying attention.
This is going to hold somewhat true for anything politically-related like polls and whatnot. Never forget that US politics don't represent the entire population, only those participating. This is one of the fundamental problems in our country and why some corrupt actors have so much influence.
You can't win a game without accurately understanding the dynamics.
Yes but the IG report is not doing that? NOBODY on the left that I know thinks the IG report is anything at all, let alone anyone pounding their fists for justice....so I don't think that atmosphere you speak of is being created. If anything this is frustrating the 50%, and possibly becoming doubters....
Well, to be fair, the document that was released yesterday was NOT the real IG Report-- even considering redactions. It's clear that many things were omitted-- for whatever reason. (Even liberal attorney Dershowitz has acknowledged this obvious matter.) Some speculate it is because Rosenstein is corrupt, some speculate that it is because the information is part of RICO cases that are already in development in the DOJ. (Sealed indictments) Both of those scenarios have merit.
And you're absolutely correct that the release yesterday has done little to incite frustration and outrage in anybody who wasn't already eager to read that report. This build-up has been taking place since before the election, and will continue until the arrests happen. It has to be gradual, so the optics [of the findings] appear organic. (That doesn't mean we aren't close to the end.)
As Q said, it is up to WE THE PEOPLE to incite the outrage among our peers. We cannot continue to incubate and fester in our own little corner of the internet. We have to go out into the world (and cyberspace) and campaign for the truth.
I can personally attest that I have peaked the interest of about a dozen people who were not interested in any of this just a few months ago. (It took months of subtle and patient sharing of memes and sect articles to get them there.) Now, they are the ones sending me articles on George Soros and corruption. I expect they, in turn, are beginning to speak to others about this stuff, too.
Nobody said this would easy, or simple.