I'm so sick and tired of all the dooming and glooming. It happened after people saw the circuit courts rejected the case in PA, then the upper courts, and it happened after Sidney Powell was "separated" from the Trump legal team. It happens after every little piece of bad news (or perceived bad news) comes out. All the legal options haven't even come close to being explored yet. We've still got Sidney working her ass off on the Dominion litigation, Linn Wood is doing his thing in GA, we've got the AZ hearings coming up with Braynard testifying with very compelling evidence, and Giuliani's team working on tons of other ballot fraud in all the swing states. All it's going to take is one state to flip before they start falling like dominoes, and it's all over for these assholes. Even if they don't, there's still a very good chance the SCOTUS just throws the whole damn thing out anyway! THE PLAN FROM THE BEGINNING WAS TO TAKE THIS UP TO THE SCOTUS, so stop worrying about every little thing, have faith in God first, Team Trump second, and HOLD...THE...DAMN.....LINE!!
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Trump appears not to be fighting, and his rhetoric has softened slightly. His kids aren't picking up the slack, either. (WTF DJTJ, who gives a shit about Mike Tyson right now? THIS IS THE BATTLE OF OUR LIVES!) Supporters (outside GA) appear not to be organizing in sufficient numbers. GOP leadership is folding, holding only unofficial hearings, absent, or actively working against the President. The legal battle has many eggs in a small number of baskets. We observe the unwillingness of those around us IRL to do even the smallest things to support our movement. ("But I might lose my job for liking that tweet!") I never thought I would see the day when the strongest voices for our cause would be those of Alex Jones, Steve Bannon & co, and Mike Lindell. Way too much time has been spent hyping Lin Wood and Sidney Powell and not enough has been spent managing risk. Who is taking charge, organizing contingency plans in case things go awry? It is true we have less money than the left. We can win anyway. We need focus and discipline to make up for our lack of it though.
Tucker told us this summer that "rioting works". He was right. We don't need to riot and we shouldn't riot, but we do need a visible street presence in major cities. Many on our side have been lulled into thinking they can change the world from the comfort of their own homes and vehicles, watching Fox and waving a flag from a car passenger window. "Activism" for them means holding a sign at a rally in the safety of a state convention center secured by the Secret Service. This passivity is why we lose. It is time to accept that the globalists, our would-be masters, are seeking success at all costs. (They always have been, but they are closer to success than ever now.) We have been bringing nunchucks to a knife fight. Those saying "trust the process" neglect that the process has failed us, even under Trump. No one is coming to save us. To think otherwise is to put the same naive faith in your leadership and fellow men that the leftists do. Stand up and fight!