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Come on bagster, even you must have been a little demoralized

Not me, soi. Not all of us our weak-meats. And HAD I been "demoralized", I certainly wouldn't spew it out in an attempt to demoralize with a defeatist attitude. I'm a realist. I see things how they truly are and look for possibilities. You, on the other hand, see things in the worst possible light and then spread your poison.

That's not my way, Jacky. I'm all about morale and encouragement. If we all curled up in a ball of tears and whined about how "nothings happening" and "OMG we lost the House, it's over man", how would that be?

Uncurl yourself, stop complaining, and keep your negative waves to yourself.

Is that so much to ask?

And if you can find it in yourself, fight. And go amongst your crowd of fellow complainers and encourage them to fight. Get on the Trump/Q train and FIGHT!

Your words are poison.

Bagster

:: Something about preening 80 year olds and tough investigations don’t match up very well ::

Whether he intended to or not, Monsiuer So I has provided us a view of his worldview. And, to no one’s surprise, it parallels Aunt Teefah.

My SonIL, a 35 year old millennial*, and I had a discussion on T-day. The talk boiled down to (for him) that the milennials had worked so hard turning the State of the US to the “right way of thinking” and the installation of the utopian ideology was reachable.

But, along came this Bad Orange Man who kept throwing sticks in their spokes and making a mess of things by constantly referring to old ideas. He kept interfering with the utopian ideal by reminding everyone of The Law and the benefits of capitalism.

You see, the milennials are the advanced intelligence among us (because their teachers have told them so) and by the age of 35, THEY have it all figured out. Preening 80-year olds are so last century and should just be ignored because, they aren’t as intelligent as the coming generation.

Evolution and all that, ya know.

I’m almost caught up this morning ... after skipping over hundreds of older posts.

Anyway, all the discussion about the new House, new Senate, Sessions, etc, etc, caused me to put 2 + 2 together. Not sure if the result = 4, but here goes.....

“Elections are safe” +
“We have it all” +
“Trust Sessions” +
Whitaker +
Huber +
EO about military tribunals takes effect Jan 1 +
new Congress seated Jan 3 (or thereabouts) +
“nothing” happening right now +
POTUS confidence level high +
Q #2494 + Q #2492 + Q #2479 + Q #2477
“Panic in DC”

= ?
= indictments for election fraud in January?

That doesn’t even account for the 55,000+ sealed indictments and Q #2478.

From Q2476
Dig deeper!
Re_read drops re: Gmail + Xbox / PS comms
[There is a reason why ‘directly’ after the drop MS shut down their entire network to erase ‘collected & stored’ data]
Sometimes people need to see the future in order to save the past.
Q

I feel we are missing something here. Or at least I am. At the time, it seemed like they were closing the barn door after the horse had escaped. Shutting down after the Q announcement to erase data would not help with the data that Q had already collected and presumably Q would not have announced it unless it they “had it all”.

Would they shut down simply to prevent future comms from being collected? Was something else going on?

Could this have been the election fraud comms system where fraud soldiers got their marching orders from fraud leaders? Or could it have been used for or somehow connected to changing the electronic vote totals?

It just seems that there was something bigger there that we’re missing.