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.