Just wanted to put things in perspective and provide some big picture hopium to those who feel deflated.

In a game of chess:

• The goal is to kill more of the opponent's pieces than the pieces you lose

• You will inevitably have to sacrifice pieces. What's important is whether or not more pieces are gained than lost.

• There are thousands of combinations of moves, but only 3 different endings (draw, stalemate, checkmate)

• There are always multiple pathways to get to the same result

• It's better to mount the final checkmate attack when the opponent (the cabal) has as few pieces as possible left. Even if it takes a little more time

• If the good guys have just 3 pawns left, that's perfectly fine as long as the bad guys have 2 pawns left.

• If a single pawn reaches the other side of the board, it can become a queen, and devastate the Deep State or (hopefully not) Team Trump/Q.

• In a real competitive chess game, both players don't care how long the game takes. They're willing to play for hours as long as they win. Impatient players are always the losers.

Think of the Q Operation as a 100x100 chess board with hundreds of pieces. We can't worry about every single piece our side sacrifices. We have to keep our eyes on the prize: the eventual checkmate for the Deep State.

I personally think we're in the endgame right now. Trump and Q are being very secretive about their plans. It's GOOD that none of us know what the real plan is. If a bunch of anons could figure it out, the Deep State certainly could know the plan and foil it.

The endgame could take 1 month or 1 year. But if Q says "Nothing can stop what is coming", then that means Q knows the destination of the game: checkmate for the cabal. The only question is what the final moves of the game will be, and how long it'll take.

Just wanted to put things in perspective and provide some big picture hopium to those who feel deflated.

In a game of chess:

• The goal is to kill more of the opponent's pieces than the pieces you lose

• You will inevitably have to sacrifice pieces. What's important is whether or not more pieces are gained than lost.

• There are thousands of combinations of moves, but only 3 different endings (draw, stalemate, checkmate)

• There are always multiple pathways to get to the same result

• It's better to mount the final checkmate attack when the opponent (the cabal) has as few pieces as possible left. Even if it takes a little more time

• If the good guys have just 3 pawns left, that's perfectly fine as long as the bad guys have 2 pawns left.

• If a single pawn reaches the other side of the board, it can become a queen, and devastate the other side.

• In a real competitive chess game, both players don't care how long the game takes. They're willing to play for hours as long as they win. Impatient players are always the losers.

Think of the Q Operation as a 100x100 chess board with hundreds of pieces. We can't worry about every single piece our side sacrifices. We have to keep our eyes on the prize: the eventual checkmate for the Deep State.

I personally think we're in the endgame right now. Trump and Q are being very secretive about their plans. It's GOOD that none of us know what the real plan is. If a bunch of anons could figure it out, the Deep State certainly could know the plan and foil it.

The endgame could take 1 month or 1 year. But if Q says "Nothing can stop what is coming", then that means Q knows the destination of the game: checkmate for the cabal. The only question is what the final moves of the game will be, and how long it'll take.