@redpillschool I'm so tired from digging for all the little details, I gotta take a mental break from searching. You add the suppression efforts of MSM and social media and have it all covered by a blanket of outright censorship. Then combine that mixture with Trump's team remaining silent due to the hostile nature of the the treason and all media towards him which means talking would only hurt their case never help.....yeah that's enough to drive any truth-seekers crazy if they keep going for long periods of time. I got a lot of things going on this next week so I can't spare the mental effort for a while.

Keep an eye on Powell and the military angle. If Trump loses in SCOTUS I hope he goes full-on martial law and ends this treason. BLM/Antifa gave him every legitimate excuse in the past several months to delay this election but he didn't because he was afraid of being painted as a tyrant. He can't make that same mistake again, don't let the terrorists win. Biden can't string together a coherent sentence without mojo vison (black eyes during debate) or a teleprompter and there is a high chance he will cause unrecoverable damage to this country.

@RealJoeDee Strategically, it seems like a speech intended to prime the people before a court thing, so nobody gets too surprised and feels like the next step in court just appeared out of the blue (since the media is barely covering it).

Content-wise, it's more of the same we've been hearing. Trump saying it's fraud and unbelievable and promising he has evidence, but no smoking gun proof, just Trump saying so. And the media outlets responding that Trump is simply lying out of his ass and has nothing, and this is dangerous because it's inciting his supporters and sad and dishonorable because he's standing in front of the flag and the white house trappings spouting all of these blatant unamerican lies.

Presentation-wise, it could have been a 15 minute speech instead of 45 and much more powerful, but that's a pretty normal deficiency for politicians across the board. None of them have learned that less is more when you're speaking, getting to the point is powerful, and too much detail buries the point and makes you sound like you're rambling and untrustworthy.