You bring up some interesting points, but your educated guessing is no different from all the folks you listed. And I'm sorry, we can snuff out Paytriots rather easily, in fact we made a sport of it for a time. I can see and agree with confirmation bias, but only from a point of good faith. They se guys want it to be true because it's good for everyone if it is. Same can be said of us in this group. Yeah we get a little carried away, but the intentions are mostly good (not so much from those who want a theocracy).

when you go through them with an honest and unbiased assessment, you realize that it is possible that only a few individuals are actually serious about fixing this

It's also possible your interpretation is dead ass wrong. I think a lot of people want to fix it, they just have different ideas about doing it. I myself think it was pure stupidity to go in unarmed January 6th. Not because they should have been using their guns in a threatening manner, but because it sends a statement loud and clear that we won't be manipulated. But everyone decided to follow local infringement protocol and now some of them are rotting in jail. Go figure.

My point is, your interpretation isn't the correct one. And while you ask hard questions, your answers aren't the right ones. It's still anyone's guess, though mathematically speaking there is plenty of reason to accept there is a plan or rather plans.