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Not too long ago, there was a suggestion from an anon that the military had turned down a coup to fix the current situation because it would cause a civil war and tempt foreign powers to intervene. Then Thomas Wictor stated that Trump himself had turned down a coup for this reason. That changes the calculus.

Some of us suspect that Trump had been groomed for the presidency going back 40 years. I would add my belief that Team Q has been active in one form or another for the past 60+ years. In addition to Trump, Team Q’s ancestor organizations were responsible for the candidacies of Kennedy, Reagan and Perot.

Kennedy was a failed vessel because of his own personal shortcomings. Perot failed almost out of the starting gate. Reagan succeeded in his most important assignment: ending the Cold War and the Soviet Union with an American victory and without a nuclear war. Trump’s assignment is to end the oligarchy that runs the American Deep State and also most of the world, and to do so without a massive loss of life. This would mean that the model for change is England’s Glorious Revolution of 1688, not the American Civil War.

While certain tasks can only be carried out by the military, a disagreement between military commanders could lead by way of miscalculation to the use of weapons of mass destruction on American soil. After that, China or the UN could intervene with ease. Trump’s reluctance to use the military at this point is the prudent course.

The final result would mean turning government back to the people – even if the people are not ready for self-government due to decades of indoctrination in public schools whose syllabus is intended to educate serfs, not free people. To that, one must add an incestuous Mainstream Media that disinforms, distracts and divides.

To envision what may be the revised Plan Q, I had to turn to a work of fiction. No, not Atlas Shrugged, to which I co-wrote a navigational guide, now available at Amazon. I turned to something much more obscure. In 1952 there appeared a novella by Taylor Caldwell titled The Devil’s Advocate. It’s written as one long narrative not separated by chapters. It tells the story of how America ridded itself of a communist dictatorship and re-established the Constitution.

As the book begins, America is The Democracy, whose flag is a red star on a blue field and whose national motto is, “Unity! Duty! Sacrifice!” The Democracy has won World Wars III and IV in Europe and is now engaged in World War V in South America. The Democracy is run by Big Government, with Big Agriculture and Big Tech as partners, and Big Military as the glue binding it all together. The states have been abolished and replaced by numbered sections. The President of the Democracy won his job in a fraudulent election by defeating retired General John Graham.

Fighting this leviathan is a shadowy group known as the Minute Men, who function in leaderless cells. Those who survive end up in two groups. One group is infiltrated into the organizations that run the country. This group has the mission of oppressing the people until they snap and revolt, and oppressing the Big groups that run the country until they are willing to take down the entire corrupt structure of which they are a part. The second group is infiltrated among the people to avoid a bloody civil war when The Democracy falls. Those Minute Men in charge of oppression know that they will die when The Democracy collapses. The people need a narrative, and the narrative won’t work if the oppressors suddenly become deliverers.

The nemesis is the dreaded Federal Bureau of Home Security (FBHS) with its dungeons, torture chambers and spies everywhere.

The plot involves Andrew Durant, a New York lawyer, whose Minute Man cell is caught and who is the only one who won’t rat out his cell members. This turns out to be the winnowing process to see who is really ready for the job at hand. Having survived the winnowing, Durant discovers that the proclaimed villain of the piece, Chief Magistrate Carlson of Section 7, is really the sectional head of the Minute Men. Carlson sheep-dips Durant and turns him into Major Andrew Curtiss of the Army of the Democracy, fresh off the battlefields of Europe, and now Military Governor of Section 7 based out of Philadelphia. Durant’s mission is to oppress – and eventually die.

The climax arrives the night The Democracy falls. Durant is one of several honored guests at a mansion outside Philadelphia. Carlson, John Graham and a host of others are there to watch.

Two things have lodged in my mind about this whole Q adventure. The first came when we were told to trust certain people who now seem to be on the wrong side. We’ve debated endlessly about White Hats, Black Hats, and Gray or Leveraged Hats. Thomas Wictor has referred to “Judas goats.” We’ve been told that we’re watching a movie. I suspect we are seeing a scenario similar to Caldwell’s book. Are some of the people who appear to be Black Hats really the equivalent of Minute Men, whose mission is to oppress or to lead the Left off a cliff? For example, is AOC really that stupid, or has she been inserted into Congress to lead her side to perdition? Is Wray really that flexible in his principles, or is he there to oppress and take the fall, destroying his agency in the process, when the end comes?

In the book, as the collapse proceeds, TV commentators that were slavishly supportive of The Democracy suddenly report honestly about what is happening across the country as the people revolt, yet somehow anonymous individuals keep the violence to a minimum while the military joins in. John Graham says that it took years to get those TV people trained and in place. We’ve wondered how the truth can get out when so many people still believe that CBS News is “the most trusted name in news.” When we see random acts of real journalism from a Mainstream Media venue, is it truly random or has the equivalent of a Minute Man been inserted into that venue?

At the end, Durant survives, but Carlson is assassinated on the steps of New York City Hall. Americans will remember Carlson’s name with detestation, and only a few will know the true story of an American hero. The narrative will hold.

One of the guests at the mansion that night is Dr. Healy, head of psychiatry for the section. Durant has reported up the line that Healy is not an evil man, just a cynical one. John Graham, who is to be president of the restored Republic, offers Healy the job of Surgeon General. If Healy is a man who made the country sick, he can apply himself to making it well again. Healy, on the spot, puts together a regimen for the education of the people. I’m sure that Freepers could design a plan for educating a populace that has been dumbed-down for purposes of enslavement. That may be the role some of us will accept in the future.

The key to the book is to note that the collapse of The Democracy was engineered by the Minute Men to look like the Glorious Revolution, with a minimal loss of blood, and not like our Civil War. The Biden/Harris regime will get the bum’s rush from the people, aided by elements of the Mainstream Media when the full truth is revealed about the stolen election. The military will have a role, but it won’t be a direct overthrow.