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Introduction to The Plan

Trust the Plan, YOU are the Plan
17TH SPECIAL OPERATION GROUP
AUG 9

It is time, I think, for us to engage in a frank and reflective dialogue with ourselves about the challenges we face as a nation. The truth of our situation transcends personal beliefs or convictions about who controls our country or identifies our enemies. The locus of influence, the singular chokepoint, lies in our local communities. Our local communities are the crucible of our future! What then, are we doing?

In my observations over the past seven months—watching, listening, and engaging with fellow Americans—I have reached a sobering conclusion: indifference pervades. If this infuriates you, good! If it does not, you may well be part of the problem. I find myself increasingly vexed by theories that lead nowhere, by squawking and talking in spaces and threads that yield no actionable plans. I’ve encountered proposals for new parties, which some may agree with, but I see this as a misguided endeavor. We exist within a two-party system, like it or not. To start a third would be futile when it might be easier, more logical, to seize control of one of the existing parties. Why, then, are we not pursuing this path?

A particular matter has been occupying my thoughts of late: the discourse of truth among some of my fellow Americans. There are those who proclaim themselves part of the “truth movement,” asserting their dedication to this cause for decades. To these individuals, I must pose a question: Why has no actionable plan been presented? Why has the pursuit of truth become a cycle of information, much of which has fallen on deaf ears, without a translation into tangible actions? This dissonance is what troubles me most profoundly.

Some of these individuals are quick to admonish others for their ignorance of the truth. But what, I wonder, does this truth signify when it remains inert, devoid of actionable substance? I recognize that this inquiry may incite the ire of those to whom it is directed. Yet, as they have often proclaimed, truth is immutable, and my concern for their displeasure is secondary to the pursuit of understanding and meaningful action.

Truth must be more than an abstract concept; it must guide us toward purposeful engagement and transformation. Without such direction, the truth movement risks becoming an empty echo, resounding with self-righteousness but devoid of substance or effect.

In the coming days, I will unveil a plan, refined and distilled into nine parts, released over the next nine days. You may disagree, and that is your prerogative, but I assure you, these steps have been effective for over a century. Apply them or not, but if you choose inaction, we forfeit our right to lament.

Now is the time, fellow Americans, to embrace or reject the call of patriotism. My voice has grown weary over these seven months since I initiated this project in response to claims of stolen lessons. Perhaps this is true, but where were we to stop them? Those who were present, I salute you; you are owed gratitude. But there were not enough.

“We, the People” was penned to empower, to bestow intellectual tools and concepts, the very principles that underpin military success. The military’s way is not the only way, but it is a way. Trust the plan, but more importantly, trust the process through which we create the plan, for therein lies the true value.

Good luck, and may wisdom guide us, may God bless us and may God Bless the United States of America.

SpartanAltsobaPatriot

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