Trump is not going to get a free pass on the vaccine endorsement, nor should he. He'll have to admit he was wrong as well and publically apologize for it as he should.

The problem with that rationale is it goes much farther than Trump's vax endorsement. Saying he knows the truth and could have prevented many injuries or deaths from it could be said about the entire white hat plan. They have known the truth about all these events like covid but they didn't stop it.

That's the whole issue that most people have with the Q plan, it's about saving the world with the best possible outcome but that outcome still has collateral damage. Trump endorsing the vax is one of those moves I believe and, again I don't agree with it, but I'm not privy to what would have happened otherwise but I trust it would have been much worse. He had two options, endorse the vax and take away lockdown leverage or say no this thing is dangerous and allowed the lockdowns and civil unrest continue.

Put yourself in that position, you have two bad choices but one is certainly worse, which do you pick? In fact there is another layer to it, saying the vax is dangerous would have been an easier choice to make because he wouldn't have to deal with ramifications from endorsing it but could very well killed the GAW movement's momentum. Endorsing the vax was a harder choice that he will have to answer for at some point in the near future.

Now, back to the original point. None of this changes the fact that Trump is working with/for the people who will ultimately be responsible for saving the world whereas AJ works or worked for Mossad and the CIA.

Neither of them are perfect people but they are on separate teams. Trump's team is working for the betterment of humanity, AJ is working for the betterment of himself. That doesn't make him evil but it's hard to feel pity for him getting smacked around in court.