Durham: The elephant in the room is the FBI
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Durham setting the stage?
How many sealed indictments are there currently?
A man can hope. kek
So, what's next? Is Durham done? Is he just getting warmed up? Is the DOJ trying to reign him in? Is the military the only way in which case what was the point of this?
At some point in a movie if it doesn't actually move the plot along I get up from the theater and go watch something else. This would be a lovely time for Q to provide a bit of an update. I think I've got it in me to hang on until the midterms, but I'm not sure what either result will actually mean in terms of how this wraps up.
If there's anything we've learned from Q, it's that voting and being active matters. This is as much a culture war as it is a spiritual one. Even if you are just dropping truth on your co-workers. If we all join in, the tides HAVE to turn. The silent majority cannot remain silent.
Get real, there's nothing else good on right now.
According to Sundance, Durham’s appointment was a cock block to protect Mueller and the Deep State, if I read his article right a couple days ago.
Sundance is something of a doomer, he really got blackpilled when he went to DC.
He is a huge doomer and I avoid his site these days. The Presidential thread is subtitled Resistance. Resistance? All he does is blackpill people into giving up because its all fixed and nothing will ever be done. How is that resistance? He is a brilliant researcher making it odd that he cant feel the underlying currents that are shaping events. I almost feel these days as if he is controlled opposition, placed to get people to give up because resistance is futile.
I also stopped hanging around that site much because he was getting very testy about comments. I felt his attitude was turning the comments into a chorus of praise only. Too bad, because he really pulls so many things together.
X22 is already starting to manage expectations about the current case against Deshenko. In Kash Patel's first interview he was pretty confident Sussman would be convicted and then after the fact X22 was saying didn't really matter, convictions of the low level players aren't the point. I am not convinced. The takeaway from repeat failures to convict is going to be "Durham = nothingburger." Not trying to doom so don't get pissed off. I am more than willing to grab on to some hopium here if anyone can serve it up.
ahhhhh is that true? Sauce!
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I'd say the IRS is.