Thread by @ThyConsigliori

John Minford, #SunTzu 7: 29 "In night fighting, use torches and drums."

Today's verse needs the next as well, for clarity:

#SunTzu 7: 30 "In daylight, use banners and flags; so as to transform the ears and eyes of the troops."

Have you seen the TV advertisements for tactical flashlights? With no experience of my own, I don't know if I should believe that a hand-held light can stop a burglar in pain the way they depict it. I do know that light hurts, and targeted, in the night, will of course blind you.

I understand from history that the tactical use of light and sound was absolutely a key part of their skill set. Imagine a sailing ship hushing every sound, dousing every light. Imagine the direction of the wind and the distance sounds carry over the water.

When desiring to send a signal at night, all sailors knew to place lanterns on the highest point on top of the mast. They all knew of that the spherical surface of the ocean affected line of sight. Sailors didn't need science to tell them the earth was round.

Din on the right, great clanging of bells and drums; breaking of pottery from one side to the other of a soundly sleeping encampment; where is the attack coming from? Disorder and chaos about, and often campfires stumbled upon ignite tents and huts. Fire arrows work well also.

Consider the effect of shining a light in the darkness. Shined on the enemy, he is blinded, and you are able to see. Blinded by the light. Empowered by the light. What a profound pair of Yin/Yang opposites the two sides of the tactic present. So also, with a drum, or a yell.

Adrenaline flowing, your heart pounding so loud you fear it will announce you to your sleeping enemy. Yet, you silently pad your way to his ear and yell with all your might as you strike. Imagine all your brothers in arms doing the same, at the same time.

There is a darkness in America, and the great @SidneyPowell1 is shining a light upon it. It exists at federal, district, state and local levels. It is prosecutorial abuse of power, and as she puts it, the destruction of the presumption of innocence.

I've analyzed this extensively in my work on the #PardonFlynnNow movement. I won't reiterate my position on that case, here. I must say, however, that this rotting mass of evil darkness goes far beyond the corruption of prosecutors and their abuse of power.

The darkness extends to corrupt justices and bent police departments. It follows the money of the elites. It obviously rolls through legislatures and the creation of corrupt laws, and from there into media, academia, unions, global corporations with the reach to benefit also.

Why do we need to make America great AGAIN? Because we must learn, fellow patriots, to shine a light upon this evil darkness and do something about it. Consider the case of the late Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska. At the time, he was the 41st Republican Member.

A 100% corrupt, false case was leveled against him. Every possible prosecutorial abuse was perpetrated. He was unseated, ceding complete control of the Senate to the Democrats. Guess what? Without that 60th vote, there would be no Obamacare. Contemplate that.

He was eventually exonerated. I can imagine we might have engaged in an #ExonerateSenatorStevens campaign, and if we had we'd have been thrilled when his name was restored, 100% innocent. Yet, what is the remedy for the nation, the body politic, the constitutional rupture?

Can you feel the penetrating presence of the darkness? Who talks about Senator Stevens' false case when discussing Obamacare? The constitutional order of our republic was turned on its heel, but who shines adequate light upon this evil darkness? Where are the drums?

We can see the effect of this silent evil, in its pure darkness, by looking at the Special Counsel Russia Hoax investigation, and Congress' complete failure to address its illegal basis. Quite the contrary. The pretense of the patina of the sanctity of law is intoned perpetually.

I'd like to offer a tangible, practical step for your consideration. Find like-minded lawyers in your own community, those not afraid to state their support for @realDonaldTrump. Set up a discussion group, where your attorney friend will walk everyone through the law at hand.

You'll be amazed. I have a wonderful attorney friend I've known for decades as a business colleague. He's amazing. He almost never talks much. He just analyzes the case and finds the path to win. I've been a paid expert witness in one of his cases and seen him at work.

Rightly high-priced, he is very good at watching the clock. UNLESS, I bring up Trump and in that moment he throws the meter out the window. You can't shut him up he becomes so passionate. I've never seen anything like it. You can tell, I love him greatly.

Here's a similar idea. You might consider making so small a donation as $5 to @TomFitton's fine, fine work at:

judicialwatch.org

Two more practical ideas. First, in the #MAGA movement, we're just no good at raising money. It feels awkward and dirty to us. Yucky. We must get over this. So, imagine a small party where you have a Justice Watching event, and raise money for @TomFitton's work. You can do it.

Second, with your patriotic attorney friend, analyze state and local darkness, and begin to envision action which brings the light and sounds the drums. Know that you will be persecuted for this and be very careful. You must be very strong, buttoned up, and ready. It will come.

Oh, here's an element I just remembered, of being "buttoned up." Decide if you trust your boss and colleagues at work. Your job must be safe, or you must be ready to lose your job and change your work life...that is, should you decide to get involved. This is HUGELY important.

I must share that in my own work life, self-employed, I am no safer than anyone else and have completely changed my entire business model since 2016. Now, I make every prospect check out my Twitter account BEFORE they hire me. I learned the hard way. Honest.

Why do we need Master Sun for #MAGA? Because we're fighting in the dark night of our nation's political history. We must learn to use torches and drums to bring the light to the darkness. We will face horrible risks. We must learn how to do so, though, and still win safely.

182 verses completed, 240 to go.

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CORRECTION: I accidentally skipped posting an important tweet above. I'll post it below. To be clear, I do not know @TomFitton, and apologize that the thread above may imply that, wrongly. I have never worked with him, yet.

"You'll be amazed. I have a wonderful attorney friend I've known for decades as a business colleague. He's amazing. He almost never talks much. He just analyzes the case and finds the path to win. I've been a paid expert witness in one of his cases and seen him at work."