I learned a lot from the Mike Lindell interview today: https://www.bitchute.com/video/CLd6liZNoU3F/ Trump is running out of time, and I think a lot of people around him don't want him to do anything drastic, like Mike Pence, and Robert O'Brien.

I hope he's working with people in the military, but I don't think it's sure that anything will happen. According to Lindell, O'brien apparently thinks even forcing himself back on social media would upset people, let alone declaring Martial Law in DC. I think Trump needs to follow his oath of office and not let a compromised traitor steal the election and get into power, but it's not clear if he thinks he can do anything. Congress "certified" the election. Mike Pence was there, etc.

I can't imagine Trump would let them steal an election, and destroy our country. I listened to Praying Medic today who said that MAGA won't go away even if Biden takes power, but he doesn't realize how quickly we can lose our rights when government is corrupt.

He can create executive orders to destroy the wall, legalize all illegals, force vaccination papers, create extremely onerous gun rules, and take away our rights in a million ways. Biden's been a crook for 30 years, do you think he's actually going to follow the law now? A corrupt policeman is so much worse than a corrupt car salesman. Biden has to cover up all evidence of election fraud, even if that involves killing some people, and censoring the rest.

I would think if Trump was enacting a plan right now, there would be people around him working on it, not telling him to do just go along with everything, and we would know. He hasn't sent out an emergency alert system, etc. There's no reason to wait to do anything.

I'm not saying Trump will step down, I'm just saying I don't think he knows if / what he's going to do yet. Hopefully people like Rudy will push him and others around him to do something drastic. He wouldn't need Rudy and Lindell telling him to act if he was already executing the plan.

We are going through a color revolution, but the question is, how many people in Trump's inner circle see it that way?