Thread by @vefanturmandos

Thread - as a starter, it is important to keep in mind that Trump and his administration have it all. They have all the compromising information they need on our enemies and made it clear numerous times through various channels.

What we are now in is a battle for public opinion so their crimes can be revealed without destroying what little is left of social trust in our society. Vengeance tastes good, but we would likely regret the chaos that arises from an insufficiently prepared crackdown.

A battle for public opinion is all smokes and mirrors, but especially in this day and age where we have learnt the hard way how badly information is manipulated. Mass media at this stage are an operations arm of the intelligence apparatus, this is not an overstatement.

So what can you do as a Trump supporter to help bring the criminals to justice and make America great again - instead of merely getting outraged on social media as they keep getting away with it?

The first thing to do is connect. Not only on Twitter but locally, in your state, your county. Connections build resilience, they counter the feeling of isolation and outgroup crafted by the media, they can help if one is under attack and had their lifestyle threatened.

War requires allies. You become much more difficult to target if you have a network of like-minded people in your area who can help expand your knowledge, alleviate the damage you take from possible retaliation from the enemy, and more importantly, organize for further operations

The second thing to do, especially once one has a local network to rely on, is to call.
Once again, we are now seeing hard evidence of deep corruption rooted at the top of our institutions being uncovered.

If merely one fourth of the outrage we see on Twitter over all the crimes left unaddressed was redirected where it hurts, that is, towards your local congressmen or law enforcement administrations, the impact would be far greater than in this echo chamber - however big it is.

All major developments in the ongoing scandals should be met by millions of phone calls to local and federal representatives by angry voters demanding action be taken. Done on a large-scale basis, this would be a very efficient counter to the permanent propaganda barrage.

Which leads us to the third thing Trump supporters may be able to do, especially once networking locally and putting pressure on representatives becomes a second nature: demonstrate.

Forget the lies about vote numbers. Trump supporters are a majority in the country.

We are now getting very close to the point where major crimes by major officials are going to be revealed for all to see, with undisputable evidence of criminal activity being released. It is already the case to a large extent.

When we are there, what will enforce justice?

The answer is: demonstrations. The Left is very good at that. The Right hasn't started using them efficiently and on a large scale yet. It should.

What will bring Hillary Clinton in a jail cell is not a bombshell report on Hannity. It is one million angry people in D.C. streets.

We are going to see justice when serious demonstrations take place. To put it otherwise, what will make our law enforcement agencies move is the fear of suddenly finding themselves guilty of not acting in front of legitimate grievances, backed with hard evidence.

In a nutshell, I think the path to victory is somewhere along that axis: connect and organize -> call -> demonstrate. Outrage is pointless, it is a lefty trait. The Right needs to go on the offence and force people on the fence to pick a side by spreading the hard truth.

The media mob is not that powerful. It can be countered with systematic action. Once again, most journalists are really low-level operatives, some barely have any skin in the game. If the Right means business, it will make them visualize their status as enemies of the people.

Making fun of the redneck hillbillies in flyover country may be fun when you're a snarky journo graduate in NY or LA, but being caught in the middle of a massive political and cultural war is another thing that is WAY less entertaining.

I am pretty sure that applying the right amount of pressure on the Left as described above will meaningfully impact the march of justice and its coverage by media operatives. If the crimes can't be buried under the carpet, the only choice D.C. will have is to address them. /end