[bagster]

Interesting and well thought out theory, Hostage.

I won't argue the point. Only one of us is right. Q knows and Trump knows. Our opinions don't matter a lick.

Q, who I believe speaks for Trump, continues to say "Trust Sessions" and in great detail (see today's posts).

I'll stick with Q on this one. Q has another theory, as well. That all those you listed as "good guys" that Mueller is after, are described by Q (through insinuation) as "plants", therefore not good guys.

We have many disagreements, but they aren't worth arguing over, because the truth is known to the players. And we are not the players. We will find out who of us is right in good time. And then let the "I told you so's" commence.

So there.

p.s. Keep in mind that Q and the boys (including Trump) are "twelve moves ahead".

p.p.s Interesting. Why twelve moves and not ten? Or six? Or fifty? There is probably significance in the number 12, in a strategic context. I'll leave that for the smart people and the numberfags. :)

Bagster

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

:: Why twelve moves...? ::

We may want to a ask a chess master regarding how many future moves -and permutations resulting from them- can one keep in their brain before it becomes too jumbled to handle.

A Mensa member might she some light, too.

[ichabod1]

If Mr. Trump didn’t have a secret plan going on, it would mean he was doing nothing to confront the corruption if intelligence and law enforcement. Mr. Trump also has a personal policy, much like Gibbs, that he will never back down from a fight if he thinks he is in the right. Ergo, if he was truly stalemated as the world thinks he is, he would never have waited so long to act. He could have fired those clowns and faced the blowback long ago. Nope, there’s something going on.