SeigSoloyvov wrote:Section 2 and 3 require very specific conditions that aren't easy to prove John, Trump cannot remove people because they make decisions he doesn't approve of.
You are correct but Trump seems to have had a plan in place, in anticipation of what has now happened, that started over two years ago. It seems to be centered on tracking and proving what the Chinese have been up to both in cyber warfare and societal penetration (5th column). DNI has to report by the 18th on whether there was foreign (Chinese) influence in the election.
The Chinese have been very successful, especially in academia and politics, in what is probably a 100 year plan starting in around 1950 to take over the US. So successful that few understood what was happening, a classic case of selling the rope. Whilst Trump has been an America first person for much of his life, driven by US manufacturing moving to China (brilliant), it probably wasn't until he got the intel available to him as President that he realised just what was going on. Once he did he planned and acted.
It seems that a key event, perhaps the key accelerator event, was when the Chinese hacked the US Government 2.5M personnel database in 2015, which contained information including sexual weaknesses etc in security clearances. This was blackmail gold and almost certainly explains some inexplicable decisions over the past few years.
Trump could not have acted before the election as few would have believed him. He had to allow the fraud to continue until as many people as possible were aware of it and as many as possible showed their true colours and allegiances, like the AG hiding the case against Hunter for six months to help Biden. Now, with over 75M pissed off voters and 20 states that believe SCOTUS has bottled, he is getting to critical mass. He may act when electoral votes go to Congress next week or after the political process has completed on Jan 5th.
When he moves (IF) it will not be on the basis of decisions he doesn't approve of, it will almost certainly be in terms of saving what is possibly the most important element of the US Constitution, the right to a free and fair vote. He had to try and make it not be about himself and SCOTUS in fact did him a favour with their quick, adverse decision.
Those of us outside the US military machine can only gather what bits of information we can and try to build a picture of what is happening behind chainlink fences. As I said before there is significant and very unusual levels of military air traffic with Nellis playing a big part in what appears to be the establishment of FOBs on US territory. US naval deployment is interesting too with two CVN and a LHD on each east and west coast and CVN68 now well out of the Gulf. Massive show of support for Trump at the Army vs Navy football game yesterday possibly gives an indication of how the sharp end of the military feels.
Having just taken direct command of SOCOM away from the joint chiefs he can use it as his 'heavy' arresting force, backing up those elements of LE loyal to him. Its going to get bloody as the targets will not surrender easily. Its seems crazy to even write this but does Langley have air defences?
I can't see any easy way out of this now. Without a trusted election system there is no Republic.
EDIT
Just got to quote posters on MoA about fomenting revolutions "the USA manual for Unconventional Warfare (UW), from 2010, states that, if 80% of the total populations stays "neutral" (or apathetic), then 10% is enough to do a regime change."
and "Pointing out the obvious here, but isn't this exactly what is going down in front of our eyes in the USA? There the target audiences are women, minorities (primarily black), the unemployed and LGBT. Throughout and everywhere the object is to make a county ungovernable."
https://www.moonofalabama.org/2020/12/new-documents-show-how-the-british-government-secretly-created-regime-change-protests-in-lebanon.html#more