[bagster]

Yea, Jim. That's explained by him. Two reasons for that I think. One, straight up releasing classified intel is not safe. Also, Trump can't be known to be tied to this for obvious reasons. Also, it's intended to make people think and connect the dots themselves. In that way, the things are not as easily dismissed. They become the property of the community at large because they own the truth that they have discovered. It becomes personal. And they spread it all the more better.

Does that make sense? It does to me. There's a lot of realpolitik and psychology to this thing, if you ask me.

[Jim W N]

Yeah, it makes sense. All the mishmash. Send me the deciphered version.

[JockoManning]

Excellent explanation.

[Always A Marine]

Yea, Jim. That's explained by him. Two reasons for that I think. One, straight up releasing classified intel is not safe. Also, Trump can't be known to be tied to this for obvious reasons. Also, it's intended to make people think and connect the dots themselves. In that way, the things are not as easily dismissed. They become the property of the community at large because they own the truth that they have discovered. It becomes personal. And they spread it all the more better.

Does that make sense? It does to me. There's a lot of realpolitik and psychology to this thing, if you ask me.

Well explained, and I agree. President Trump's strategic brilliance is demonstrated on another level by his patient insistence that Congress discover much of the evidence on its own -- evidence that Trump already knows. The case must be airtight. When the hammer falls, a broad base of the public and all three branches of government will see irrefutable evidence of the corrupt conspiracy that nearly stole our country. The plotters won't be able to portray themselves as victims, or President Trump as a dictator. Trump is not only brilliant; he is wise.