Emerald Robinson: "The History of 'Trust the Plan' "

Emerald Robinson Twitter ^ | Nov 17 2019 | Emerald Robinson (OANN)

[rintintin]

The History of "Trust the Plan"

2017: "Indictments soon."

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2018: "Indictments soon."

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2019: "Indictments soon."

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[Secret Agent Man]

true enough

[Steve Van Doorn]

decade of the Clinton and the Bush’s getting way with so many crimes it’s freaking nuts. I’m still waiting

[Berlin_Freeper]

Trust the plant

[big bad easter bunny]

did you just post your own tweet?

[WWG1WWA]

Last count on Pacer.gov was just under 138,000, with thousands already unsealed. The number keeps growing.

[romanesq]

What, Santa and the Keebler elf Sessions haven’t written up 600,000?

As ludicrous as “Trust Sessions” and “the midterms are safe.”

She’s right but has gone up against hard grifters. They targeted Pence. Before the law came calling.

You’d think President Trump fighting would be enough.

[Pollard]

I doubt rintin is Emerald Robinson because she probably knows how to link to a single tweet of hers, unlike the OP who made the link to her entire twitter feed.
Proper link to a single tweet should have the word “status” in it as so; https://twitter.com/EmeraldRobinson/status/1196227537573220354

[LS]

Yep.

As I can best tell, the whole Q “trust the plan” stuff started out of genuine fear that nothing would happen-—that SOMETHING had to be happening.

As it unfolded that Jeff Sessions was doing absolutely nothing, many of us-—me included for about a year-—thought it absolutely impossible that someone in his position was either than incompetent, that scared, or that clueless when it came to the intentions of the left. Apparently it was all three.

Whoever or whatever “Q” is fed this nonsense, as it got deeper and deeper, like the plot of “12 Monkeys” with its eternal alternative timelines. Each new setback was met with “oh, this is part of the plan.” It’s to the point-—and I’m quite serious-—that George Conway, who slimes his own wife nationally, is now being excused as “playing a part.”

I will repeat the actual evidence I have: Steve Bannon told me in 2017 Sessions was “scared” and that Trump was extremely angry at him for recusing. Another source, whom you would know, told me that he knows a very close friend of Sessions, who was baffled by his timidity and could only conclude “they have something on him, very bad” and then went into some sordid details. This Sessions friend was sure the deal was his inactivity and silence for this material being withheld.

I continue to point out that Sessions did not “just” recuse on “muh Russia,” but also did nothing on three absolutely key law-and-order issues: he did nothing to arrest or stop antifa, which has become a cancer; he did nothing to support Kris Kobach’s vote fraud committee, which could not compel state secretaries of state to cooperate by providing records (which is part of his job)-—the commission failed; and he did nothing to sanctuary cities when he should have been both fining them and arresting ringleaders. As much as the “decline to prosecute” from the DOJ, these have very seriously damaged the rule of law in America.

[romanesq]

They did publicly go after Jeff Sessions as we did learn with McCabe that slime of all people trying to tie him to the Russian ambassador. So we have that.

But then we learned they were actually looking to prosecute Jeff Sessions with that mealy mouthed garbage that he lied about speaking to the guy.

Is that enough for Sessions to lay down and give up the ghost? I don’t know but based on what they’ve done to so many others using the Russia Collusion Hoax as a pretext, Sessions wasn’t wrong to be concerned if not afraid.

Anyone doubting the effectiveness of the Deep State should ask George Papapdop, Carter Page and Roger Stone.

But yes LS, there were many, me included who felt something must be going on behind the scenes to unravel the Russia Collusion Hoax scam. Then I recall my utter disbelief when the pictures of then AG Sessions came out with Rosenweasel having dinner.

I was shocked and couldn’t believe it. How could Jeff Sessions be doing anything if he was out publicly having dinner with one of the people who put into place and fostered throughout the entirety of the Mueller investigation scam?

At that point, I knew something is very wrong. Not sure what Alabama will do but they should not send Sessions back to DC IMHO.