I'm really sorry to disappoint you, but the "fired for cause" metric has been there since the start. And I've had numerous suggestions that many more people should be included in it. Until the recent addition of Strzok, the only person included for firing was McCabe.
I said at the time that the requirements were that the person be: unambigously and publically fired for cause, and that there be a clear connection with the Deep State Coup (for instance part of the *Small Team* as Sundance calls it).
McCabe fits that. So does Strzok. I will evaluate the names you have provided, but right off the bat I see Lisa Page on there. It was reported everywhere that Lisa Page resigned. Forinstance: the NY Post:
Lisa Page, FBI agent who bashed Trump in texts, resigns
As the footnote points out and provides a link to, there is a great list already out there of people who have resigned, and yes, more than a few were doing so ahead of being fired.
This list is not intended to be about all the great changes coming to Washington as a result of Trump (which includes lots and lots of resignations), but rather the specific proof points that bolster the counter-narrative (or the counter-coup) that the Mueller investigation is completeley corrupt.
Thanks for the suggested additions, I wlil report back on my findings when I've completed my research.
I am still hoping for many, many, many more indictments of Deep State actors. It seems like such a target rich environment.
I'll also think about adding another chart. I did create a chart for NXIVM that I publish as that scandal continues to grow, and (perhaps based on all the feedback on the original metric) decided to include only indictments and not to assign points for other events, or differentiate between them.
Thanks for the feedback! I am lucky to have such a skilled principle antagonist, it keeps me on my toes.
PS: Thank you for your regular summaries. I, like many others find them quite valuable. I don't have time to read every post on every thread, but I do read your summaries religiously.
I see Lisa Page on there. It was reported everywhere that Lisa Page resigned. In regards to your evolving metric;
Q said Page resigned/forced.
I'll take Q's word over the NY Post every day and twice on Sunday. I've spoken before about "forced resignations" so I won't go into it again.
Forced resignations are as good a metric as "firings" in my book. And really, Jack, whose book is most important? I ask you.
You now have a choice, Jack. Either put ALL the FBI/DOJ removals on your chart. Or take Strzok off. There is no cherry picking in baseball.
One metric to rule them all, and in the darkness bind them."
p.s. Please try not to retort with fancy-pants talk, if you can help it. :)
Bagster
