1000% understand your frustrations and have shared them for years at this point. But there is something extremely important we all need to consider in times of war: The military doesn't hold civilian needs or interests as their highest priority.

Frankly, we're nothing more than stationary obstacles on both a physical and cyber battlefield. This is one of the first military engagements with a foreign entity on domestic soil in over a century. And they're not exactly lined up in rows out in the field either. They're embedded deeply all around US, the civilians. They're in our schools, at our offices, inside our courthouses, down at our police stations, etc. They're even deep inside your own military.

As long as we, the civilians aren't starving or being carpet bombed the military has very little concern for our emotional wellbeing while they are actively engaged in covert operations. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, it's simply the reality of modern warfare.

I think the Q comms were partly designed from keeping the veteran's militias from going into business for themselves, but it's primary function seems to have been a total head fake on the cabal. It's no coincidence how much the Art of War has been touted by both Trump and Q. And you can't really keep your enemy in the dark if you're telegraphing your next moves back to the villagers at home.

And all of this is without even entertaining the idea of a military engaged against extra-terrestrial combatants in vast underground compounds. All the while the society sitting above it is still potentially decades away from any type of full disclosure, blissfully arguing over competing political factions in domestic elections.

1000% understand your frustrations and have shared them for years at this point. But there is something extremely important we all need to consider in times of war: The military doesn't hold civilian needs or interests as their highest priority.

Frankly, we're nothing more than stationary obstacles on both a physical and cyber battlefield. This is one of the first military engagements with a foreign entity on domestic soil in over a century. And they're not exactly lined up in rows out in the field either. They're embedded deeply all around us, the civilians. They're in our schools, at our offices, inside our courthouses, at our police stations, etc. They're even deep inside our own military.

As long as we, the civilians aren't starving or being carpet bombed, the military has very little concern for our emotional wellbeing while they are actively engaged in covert operations. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, it's simply the reality of modern warfare. I think the Q comms were partly designed from keeping the veteran's militias from going into business for themselves, but it's primary function seems to have been a total head fake on the cabal. It's no coincidence how much the Art of War has been touted by both Trump and Q. And you can't really keep your enemy in the dark if you're telegraphing your next moves back to the villagers at home.

And all of this is without even entertaining the idea of our military engaged against extra-terrestrial combatants in vast underground compounds. All the while the society sitting above it is still potentially decades away from any type of full disclosure while we blissfully argue over competing political factions.

1000% understand your frustrations and have shared them for years at this point. But there is something extremely important we all need to consider in times of war: The military doesn't hold civilian needs or interests as their highest priority.

Frankly, we're nothing more than stationary obstacles on both a physical and cyber battlefield. This is one of the first military engagements with a foreign entity on domestic soil in over a century. And they're not exactly lined up in rows out in the field either. They're embedded deeply all around us, the civilians. They're in our schools, at our offices, inside our courthouses, at our police stations, etc. They're even deep inside our own military.

As long as we, the civilians aren't starving or being carpet bombed, the military has very little concern for our emotional wellbeing while they are actively engaged in covert operations. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, it's simply the reality of warfare. I think the Q comms were partly designed from keeping the veteran's militias from going into business for themselves, but it's primary function seems to have been a total head fake on the cabal. It's no coincidence how much the Art of War has been touted by both Trump and Q.

And all of this is without even entertaining the idea of a military engaged against extra-terrestrial combatants in vast underground compounds, while the society sitting above it is still potentially decades away from any type of FULL disclosure.

1000% understand your frustrations and have shared them for years at this point. But there is something we all need to consider in times of war. The military doesn't hold civilian needs or interests as their highest priority.

Frankly, we're nothing more than stationary obstacles on a physical battlefield. This is one of the first military engagements with a foreign entity on domestic soil in over a century. And they're not lined up out in the field either, they're embedded deeply all around us. In our schools, at our offices, in our courthouses, police departments, gov agencies etc, etc.

As long as we aren't starving or being carpet bombed, the military has very little concern for our emotional wellbeing while they are engaged in covert operations. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, it's simply the reality warfare. I think the Q comms were partly designed from keeping the veteran's militias from going into business for themselves, but it's primary function seems to have been a total head fake on the cabal. It's no coincidence how much the Art of War has been touted by both Trump and Q.