Which is why I say it isn't a single plan, but rather a goal with lots of contingency plans. It is like a chess game, where you think moves and countermoves. In military terms that is i believe called strategy planning or wargaming. I'm sure they had many scenarios ready for what happened on Jan 6.

Like you say in your other post, we are all watching THE SHOW - moves and countermoves, where not all moves go according to the expected.

Wonder why I got all the downvotes here. All I really said was that there was not one single master plan, but rather many small plans and contingency plans, that zig-zag their way to a common goal.

Edit: Perhaps my first sentence threw people off. By "not in control" I mean the whitehats do not have a remote control to steer the cabal as they see fit. Rather, they have their strategies to move the cabal in a certain direction or into intermediate traps. They anticipate many moves, but there are always the unexpected, where they might have a plan B ready, or they have to come up with it. The more they can anticipate the enemy, the better, but it is never going to be perfect. We have seen many setbacks and we have not seen the last...

Which is why I say it isn't a single plan, but rather a goal with lots of contingency plans. It is like a chess game, where you think moves and countermoves. In military terms that is i believe called strategy planning or wargaming. I'm sure they had many scenarios ready for what happened on Jan 6.

Like you say in your other post, we are all watching THE SHOW - moves and countermoves, where not all moves go according to the expected.

Wonder why I got all the downvotes here. All I really said was that there was not one single master plan, but rather many small plans and contingency plans, that zig-zag their way to a common goal.