Let's Review What Happened Last Week, and Where We're Going Now Roger Stone's excessive sentencing recommmendations in his perjury case led to Trump complaining about it publicly. The sudden reduction of Roger Stone's sentence recommendations and resignation of the prosecutors led the Dems to claim that Trump was interfering with the case. Barr's stating in a televised interview that Trump is undermining his ability to do his job due to his tweets have led the Dems to think that Trump and Barr are in conflict. McCabe's dropped charges for perjury have led many (not just Dems) to believe that Barr is purposely dragging his feet and doing nothing to drain the swamp. The Dems calling for testimony from Barr indicates that they believe that he's one of them and they can get information from him about ongoing DOJ/FBI investigations. Do you see what's going on, or are you blinded by the optics and worrying about Barr? Barr is playing himself as a bumbling AG who's incapable of doing his job and won't go after DS players. The Dems want and need this so badly they will cling to this belief in the days ahead if he continues to play it out this way. Trump is playing himself as what the Dems perceive as an out-of-control and unstable president. The Dems already believe this so it's easy for him to maintain this view with a few tweets now and then.  DS players, who are quite scattered at this point, are being goaded into thinking that Barr is owned by them and under their control. As long as they do, they'll be less likely to worry about him. They won't think to cover their asses as much, and they'll continue to use what people they have left who are still in positions to help them. This allows Durham and other investigators to monitor these people and collect further evidence and identify more accomplices and crimes.  The map of crimes that is being reconstructed with concrete evidence will not leave anyone out. When the map is complete, indictments will be unsealed and arrests made. There will be no room for plea deals or not guilty pleas because the evidence will be so solid that it will speak for itself. It will be military tribunals for all the top players facing treason. The facts will be laid out and the Grand Jury will vote on sentencing. No lengthy trials this way.  We have about 9 months to go before the election. That date is very important to the plan. Don't expect any major arrests before then. Once Trump starts his second term, he'll have all the freedom to act without concern for opposition. In the meantime, we're on or ahead of schedule and things will play out in a way that brings maximum normie awareness to the lunacy of the Dems and the extent of Deep State crimes.  Trump plans on fully exposing the complicity of the FED, MSM, social media giants, big pharma, etc., so he still has a lot to do before he can. It must all unfold in public in way that normie understands the bigger picture, which QAnon is partial to but still doesn't know all of it.  We are much too soon for arrests. There is much more to the bigger picture that has to be revealed to the public before that can happen. Until then, the next months will be filled with more and more pieces of information being brought to light in a way that the MSM will be tricked into reporting on them. This will become more intense as the election draws near. Barr's Mar. 31 testimony will be one of the key opprtunities to reveal some things because it will be televised and many from both sides will be watching. In the meantime Barr and Trump must play against each other in order to draw more attention to that hearing. The hearing itself will be a lead-in to drawing out the bigger picture. Other future hearings like it will do the same. Barr will drop some bombs that will put more attention on the parts played by the FED, social media, MSM, big pharma, China, etc... Things we've barely heard about yet outside of QAnon.