The Key To Victory

 


In warfare of whatever variety, regardless of the venue, it is essential to hit the enemy weak flank when they don't expect it or can't defend it. Head on open field frontal assaults rarely work, as was proven by General Lee at Gettysburg with Picketts Charge.

The reason to hit the flank is to put your adversary in a position where their next movements and decisions are self defeating, and what had been their previous advantage becomes their liability.

What is Trump's weak flank that needs to be hit right now? It is the Russia operation. I'm going out on a limb in saying this, but I believe that Trump was having extensive consultations with Putin from June 1st 2020 through January 6th on how to overturn the election and keep power. I have believed that the NARA records of transcripts of Trump's phone calls are the thing which has provoked Trump's hysterical legal efforts to assert Executive Privilege. He needs to keep these records buried, if they still exist. 

I have zero evidence of this, just a hypothesis. But remember, I'm the guy who told you all what Trump would do to void the election for over a year, before he did it. I know Trump's mind, and his pattern of feral behavior from having fought him and his backers since the 1980's. My knowledge is that of a "tracker" who has lived in these woods for a long time, and this is my habitat. 

Trump has always expressed his admiration for Nixon, except for one thing. He said Nixon should have burned the White House Tapes. Maybe, just maybe Trump couldn't cover his trail everywhere, and something along these lines is in the NARA records. Wouldn't this be a nice little gift from Santa this year?

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