Thread by @ThyConsigliori

19 February 2021 #MAGAanalysis

A Theory Of Vision And Patience

Theories often wake me up stealthily. A bottle of water is needed, I think. Water imbibed but still not somnolent, there are always books available to read. Until...

2) The attempt at reading fails. A new, potential comprehension arises, far more as a guess than any positive assertion, and boom, a baby theory pops out and must be captured before it flits away. DJT is a visionary, patient, and in complete control of...himself.

3) You hear the theories out there that he is crushed under his horrible defeat. Or, that his is in complete control of all the requisite apparatus to reemerge as Commander In Chief, having never actually surrendered. There was a lawful election, and he maintains, we're told.

4) It may well be that our betters and masters here in social media will declare the following asserting outside the scope of your best interest as deemed by them. There was a lawful election, and it expressed the will of the people in a landslide victory for our hero.

5) In this fact, I concur with those who deem him still in charge, albeit hidden. That is, the election, we agree about its lawful outcome. As to control of the apparatus in hiding, I cannot say yay or nay. I don't know. But my emerging theory makes me think I do know something.

6) I think I may know that he is calm. My theory whispers he was indeed surprised by the outcome of the rally in DC on the 6th. He was, my theory offers, greatly disappointed if not completely surprised by the turn of decision expressed by his second in command.

7) A very strange portion, positively tiny in number, of the positioned powers of the Grand Old Party betrayed him, and us, with the glee of naughty children switching out their chunks of coal for the toys and candies awaiting the good kids' awakening on Christmas morn.

8) This was, in fact, exactly as was the release of Captain Bligh, a successful mutiny. No, while our hero's #2 is no Fletcher Christian, and neither is the former majority leader of the Senate; a successful mutiny is still a thing.

9) It made me sad when, long into my adult years, my childish, imaginary, inner pirate began to give way to a sterner inner judge and side more with Captain Bligh than with his successful mutineer. I'll always love Fletcher Christian but can no longer happily agree with him.

10) My inner eye sees a captain who knows how to navigate the ocean he was dropped upon. He has adequate supplies and strength to traverse its vast leagues. His vision and patience, and his stern will are strong and fully and rightly emplaced within his undefeated soul.

There is a bit more that follows, but this is the end of my first (of two) 3,000-character limited Gabs.

11) A theory must offer a motivation. This one does. Our hero does not and did not have infinite powers. This theory accepts that limitation and calls for surprise at his ouster, but then a rapid renewal of vision and mission, accepting current circumstance.

12) Beating a retreat from DC to Mar-a-Lago is a far less dreary path than was Bligh's nearly 4,000-mile passage. And what do we see, now? Our hero is arguably in a stronger position as head of his party than ever before. The vile mutineers are foundering before our eyes.

13) No one could have persuaded him to surrender the fight. The thing is, for him, defeats are never permanent. They are temporary setbacks. They teach him the true nature of the fight itself. They teach him the true reach and mettle of the enemy.

14) Here's where we come in. We too must learn the reach and mettle, the real power of the enemy within. Our 1789 Bible of Law is the flag of our national castle. No, not a building, but rather the true spirit of our identity as a nation. It is that flag which must be defended.

15) Our undefeated hero is our role model. He knows what his calling is, and we too must discover our own. We must stand fast, as he is, as we learn what will be done against our flag by those who've taken charge for the moment.

16) There is great stirring within our movement. Exciting short-term, high-impact initiatives are taking shape. Mid- and long-term theaters of necessary endeavor are also arising. In his stated objectives, 2022 and 2024 rise high. In between the ballot must be cured.

17) My theory leaves us with a powerful focusing question. What will we do? What will you, what will I, what will we do? It points the way to a general answer. Sign on. Sign in. Sign up. Show up. Decide a mission and then complete it. Both lead and follow and join the fight.

18) It has already been pointed out how weak my mastery over many information and analysis sources indeed is. I surrender to the charge. A theory may always be wrong, and it may never take in all the data available. Choices are made. Data is filtered. Hints and clues followed.

19) What's more, I'll joyfully embrace how wrong I am if and when we see a transformation in the field of fight. I long for the lawful outcome to express itself as, to my eye, it has not yet. My theory sadly projects that that outcome will not occur during this quadrennial.

20) Right or wrong in theory, the prescribed remedy will stand no matter. Join in. Build or rebuild your mission mandate and when ready, commence and complete. How can that be wrong? I say it can't, and I believe that that is the purpose of my theory.

Thread ends at #20. Second Gab ends here as well.

Good morning to all, and to all a good, no, a great day!