I'm happy to clear this up, though it's been explained ad nauseam on this board and by Q countless times. If you look at just a garden variety RICO case - say the type that Giuliani would prosecute against the mob back in the day - it would take a few years to actually build the case before ever indicting anyone, much less bringing them to trial.    Now, if we use that as our benchmark because it's the closest basis of comparison we have... And consider that a mob RICO case is the prosecution of a rather large criminal enterprise... The DS is MUCH bigger and more entrenched than any of the mob families Giuliani ever brought down. And until all of these new judicial appointments are made, we still have a comped judicial system. So, all of this means that unless you want for those scumbags to either walk on a technicality or be exonerated by a crooked judge, you need to check your emotions at the door and really think about what all is involved here, the sheer scale of it all. I want them prosecuted as much as you, believe me. The difference is that I will actually force myself to consider what it actually takes to do it right and make it stick. All considered, it'll be a fucking miracle if people are indicted before the election just based on a typical RICO benchmark. I don't even necessarily expect to see anything that we would consider "justice" until after the election or well into the 2nd term. I don't like it, but I see why it's likely to be more that way than whatever wet dreams we may have cooked up in our heads.  I'm just being real bro. Get ready for the long haul because that's probably what we're lookin at.  I hope I'm pleasantly surprised to be wrong.