YOU ARE WITNESSING THE SYSTEMATIC DESTRUCTION OF THE OLD GUARD.
Forced exposure.
Standard deviation broken long ago.
P—A—I—N What do you guys think Q means by "forced exposure"?
Exposure of the "old guard" or "Q's forced exposure will result in destruction of the old guard"?
Also, I always felt that Sessions was part of "the old guard" and I honestly think that the reasons to no longer trust DOES refer to Sessions.
Not that he's a derp, LJ (don't kill me), but that, being a member of the old guard, he is ensconced in old guard ways.
Old guard does not always equal deep state, in my not humble opinion.
But it's definitely not what is required in this new paradigm. War vs. Derp.
So there. You have my opinion on Sessions and I'm sticking to it.
p.s. Non-Derp, old guard are not useful in this fight. They just get in the way and take up the space that a fighter could have.
Bagster
Hmm, I think Q’s use of Old Guard directly means derp/bad guys.
I think that forced exposure may refer to the election fraud now being exposed. Why “forced”? Because finally some Rs are fighting it, after so many rotten elections.
If there are some Old Guard that are not derps might means someone like, for instance, Bob Dole (I have no idea if he is a member of the Spirit Cooking globalist commievermin types or not).
Something that Sessions just did before he left:
https://libertyunyielding.com/2018/11/09/sessions-signs-memo-curtailing-doj-use-of-consent-decrees-with-police-departments/
Sessions signs memo curtailing DOJ use of consent decrees with police departments
Ed. – This is a good thing. Consent decrees function to embed federal “monitors” in local law enforcement, reducing local accountability to voters. They also open the door wide to perpetual shakedowns of local governments by the activists who ride consent-decree coattails and wield vetoes over monitors’ assessments. In too many ways, it’s basically a syndicate racket. Not a good model for federalism.]
Part of article from NYT:
Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions has drastically limited the ability of federal law enforcement officials to use court-enforced agreements to overhaul local police departments accused of abuses and civil rights violations, the Justice Department announced on Thursday.
In a major last-minute act, Mr. Sessions signed a memorandum on Wednesday before President Trump fired him sharply curtailing the use of so-called consent decrees, court-approved deals between the Justice Department and local governments that create a road map of changes for law enforcement and other institutions.
The move means that the decrees, used aggressively by Obama-era Justice Department officials to fight police abuses, will be more difficult to enact. Mr. Sessions had signaled he would pull back on their use soon after he took office when he ordered a review of the existing agreements, including with police departments in Baltimore, Chicago and Ferguson, Mo., enacted amid a national outcry over the deaths of black men at the hands of officers.
[Rest of article below if anyone wants to torture themselves by reading NYT]
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/08/us/politics/sessions-limits-consent-decrees.html