After watching the events unfold over the last several days my inclination was give him the benefit of the doubt there'd be some grand finale but how many times have we been led to believe that was going to happen and never did. Who knew that grand finale would be to feed the masses of supporters to the sharks...because basically that's what happened led by none other than the dear leader. Or so it did appear so after instead of coming out with bombshell indisputable truth of fraud he comes out admitting defeat, tucks in his coat tail and seemed to shy from sight. Totally unlike him to be so silent, I mean really twitter and the new media aren't the only ways he could have communicated. My thoughts raced from them holding a gun to his head to going back to the beginning of the year when I had some really serious doubts after he came out during those covid conferences he held and said "we inherited a broken system, we inherited a broken system", it almost seemed apological. He also said at one point "maybe this will open up some jobs for our younger people"....I mean really who says these things or even why say these things in particular, what's the meaning behind it in relation to this pandemic. Maybe you have a valid point in that he was the ringer, maybe in the end he couldn't really do it but also losing the power was a hard pass to take but it was to late, they opted not to sit down to dinner with him again...or it could just plain be he couldn't do....or maybe there's some other big play in all this. What if this great reset happens, there's a lot of adjustment in all that, especially for those who will be on the losing end of the stick, his sudden reemergent proclaiming the journey is not over, are they playing us, they'll use him to calm the masses while they tear everything apart, bring him back in in another four years, a sort of respite before the finale plunge....I'll tell ya it keeps my head spinning, maybe I just read to much into it all but I am the type of person who over thinks things, (which right about now you more than agree since it took you two sentences to lay out what's taken me quite a few) sort of a nasty habit from having been out on my own since sixteen, sixth sense of trying to stay ahead of the game, whatever game that may be but it's all about getting over the finish line a survivor.