Thread by @ThyConsigliori

1) Here in Social Media, breaking news changes everything! I always loved that line of Shep's. I ended up so disappointed in him, but it's a fantastic line.

I just pinned this previously unpinned thread. It's down to @DorasPaintDrips and @Tim_Nagle who always push me so.

https://twitter.com/ThyConsigliori/status/1367254296643989508

2) So, when you can, you do want to read Wednesday's analysis above. Here's why. Today, @DorasPaintDrips risked her Twitter account to post this link. You can see Twitter's big bad monster power has been somewhat defanged, can't you?

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3) Thing is, if you read my Wednesday's analysis, and the check out General Mac's interview, I believe you'll see that it fits perfectly within the framework I provide. I'll speak about that just a bit further.

4) If you've ever seen tree roots upend a sidewalk, or invade an improperly made swimming pool or pond, you have some idea of the unstoppable power. We always say, "information is power," and it is. But it is NOT instantaneous power. Information needs time to root.

4) It needs time to sink in. It must grab hold of additional thought space. This is called "legs." A story needs time to walk, and we have to see if it is walking anywhere that means anything. When a story can't be stopped, and grows, that's real legs. Mixed metaphors, I know.

5) Any of the better minds on our side of things instantly knew that Lin Wood's interview was important. But, there's no immediate action most of us can take "empowered" by that information. I place the quotes, because we're actually NOT empowered by it...yet.

6) But we will be. This one ties right back to all the previous work of Lin's and points to ever so much more, coming. And Lin is anything buy by himself. There's an extraordinary team doing their daily (and nightly) work. They're dogged in the best possible, patriotic way.

7) Another connection for you. There is a direct relationship between Nany's HR1 initiative and Lin and team's work. They know they stole this election, and left a trail like a buffalo stampede does, behind themselves. You know, a mile wide, right? (Another metaphor mix up.)

8) Stolen power is inherently unstable. They're fraying and bleeding all over the place. You know what this looks like if you've ever seen the after story in a great heist movie. The thieves always fall apart, spend their money wrongly, a weak one gets caught and sings, etc.

9) Now, compare that typical train wreck (I can't stop myself, sorry) with Thomas Crown. He steals rarely, but always in public, right before your very eyes, yet still you cannot see or catch him. Now that's a pro. Nancy and team, I'm speechless with their stupidity.

10) So, again, read my Wednesday's work, and see the power of information as it grows, seeking out nutrients and water beneath the surface, nesting in the hearts and minds of the people, till it's ready to obliterate the evil doers' strongholds, and drain the swamp.

I chuckle.

Mini-thread ends at #10.