Thread by @ThyConsigliori

1) I think that the question of motive has not been covered adequately, as we learn more and more about the targeting of @GenFlynn. Yes, knows where the snakes and skeletons are. But these’s another capability altogether. He knows how to win.

2) if you haven’t read it yet, now is the time to fully engage with his phenomenal 2010 report here:

cnas.org/publications/r…

3) It seems few yet fully comprehend the revolution, the complete transformation in intelligence gathering and its real time use in war fighting he led. When you his report you’ll draw closer to that understanding.

4) I’ll only focus one of its most important points as your tease to get you to read it. He lays out his Doctrine Of Credibility here (and expands on it far more in his book). This focuses on how war is won. Victory goes to the side the people believe will win.

5) Victory is not win in the battlefield. It is always winning, not the hearts and minds (that’s how you the peace) but rather the pocketbooks and hope of safety in hearth, home, town and street. People don’t support the side they like they support the side they predict will win.

6) Fast forward to 2016. @GenFlynn led to a similar revolution in his service and support to @realDonaldTrump. He brought all his victory-making capabilities to what was just a political as opposed to a battle ground fight. He helped Trump win.

7) So, as you hear more and more information coming out, remember that the other side, at their top, knows exactly how much help @GenFlynn gave, and how dangerous to their cause he will be, once his voice is regained.

8) They’re trembling. I’m telling you they’re trembling.

As well they should.

#PardonFlynnNow