I had a thought viewing the crowds on the 6th, before any of the official narrative spin: If this crowd was so inclined, they could drag any members of Congress out of the building and law enforcement would be unable to stop them. The only thing keeping them from going to such an extreme was the fact that they had a hope...Donald J Trump was still in office, and many in that crowd believed the military would not allow a stolen election to determine our next POTUS.

I don't know if the election was stolen...I'm not in a position to know such a thing. There's plenty of evidence, precedent, and ridiculousness to assume it was without being provided a transparent full-audit. Obviously that won't happen.

So, what will those people do, exactly, once they've come to terms that their last hope (call it Q, call it the military, call it Trump, whatever) for a legitimate nation is lost?

We are about to find out.

For all those claiming Q followers cost us anything; don't be so naïve. If you wanted to save the nation, giving every part of power within our system the chance to do the right thing, which was done, was the correct path no matter what anyone believed was going on behind the scenes. Now that none have acted honorably (even so much as to audit the vote) people will be motivated to do what they will.

I would argue that the exact correct course of action was to wait and see what happened. If the system was fully corrupt from the get-go (including the military), what would NOT believing in Q have done? Nothing, that's what.

There is no 'good time' to start something like cessation from a Nation, and I would say that, for those who desire it, waiting until this election was entirely finished was the correct play regardless - because if we are honest with ourselves, none of us knew, or yet still know, what has been going on behind the veil.

My suggestion is to get unified.