That's how I interpreted it, yes.

I think they promised a bunch up front, gave everybody a taste, then pulled their punch to flush informants.

Dr Frank basically said this at 11:30-11:45 https://rumble.com/vkyzgb-mike-lindell-cyber-symposium-dr.-douglas-g-frank.html

This also makes me believe that we are for a much longer fight here.

The symposium seems to be the grand conclusion to the DATA phase of this operation, which was started with Q and the autists.

But the are more phases...

It appears we are entering into the INFRASTRUCTURE phase.

Dr. Frank talked about how at first they just had to find who to work with. There are only a couple legislators per state who are activated. They needed to identify their "early adopters" we're actually the super moms.

But now they understand their initial entry points in terms of disseminating this information. Next, it seems like they will be equipping these folks with education and guidelines. Basically training them to be effective in their role of early adopters.

This is the beginning of building a grassroots infrastructure that can't be censored or shut down. We'll have an information pipeline as well a peer pressure to start changing normies who just want to fit in.

What this says to me is that we are in this for the long haul. There won't be a military intervention until the population as a whole is begging for it.

Think about how many people are just becoming aware that something is a little off. We're a long way away from that 3-4% of lost souls. I'd say it's still well upwards of 50%.

Like my parents are pretty based, but my mom said she couldn't even imagine Trump coming back into office. Honestly, I can't either. It's not ready. Nobody would trust it yet, it would cause civil war because the media would go insane. I mean, people are still getting vaccines over Delta. We have a lot of work to do.

In business, we have something called product-market fit. This is where the business explodes. But you can only do that when the product gets so good that people are literally trying to find you and sign up. It's that "cool" factor.

We aren't cool yet. We can see early adopters getting on board, are on track. But we have yet to reach product-market fit.

This is my two cents anyway.

That's how I interpreted it, yes.

I think they promised a bunch up front, gave everybody a taste, then pulled their punch to flush informants.

Dr Frank basically said this at 11:30-11:45 https://rumble.com/vkyzgb-mike-lindell-cyber-symposium-dr.-douglas-g-frank.html

This also makes me believe that we are for a much longer fight here.

The symposium seems to be the grand conclusion to the DATA phase of this operation, which was started with Q and the autists.

But the are more phases...

It appears we are entering into the INFRASTRUCTURE phase.

Dr. Frank talked about how at first they just had to find who to work with. There are only a couple legislators per state who are activated. They needed to identify their "early adopters" we're actually the super moms.

But now they understand their initial entry points in terms of disseminating this information. Next, it seems like they will be equipping these folks with education and guidelines. Basically training them to be effective in their role of early adopters.

This is the beginning of building a grassroots infrastructure that can't be censored or shut down. Well have an information pipeline as well a peer pressure to start changing normies who just want to fit in.

What this says to me is that we are in this for the long haul. There won't be a military intervention until the population as a whole is begging for it.

Think about how many peyote are just becoming aware that something is a little off. We're a long way away from that 3-4% of lost souls. I'd say it's still upwards of 50%.

Like my parents are pretty based, but my mom said she couldn't even imagine Trump coming back into office. Honestly, I can't either. It's not ready.

In business, we have something called product-market fit. This is where the business explodes. But you can only do that when the product gets so good that people are literally trying to find you and sign up. It's that cool factor.

We can see early adopters getting on board, are on track. But we have yet to reach product-market fit.

This is my two cents anyway.