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I have kept an open mind regarding Patel Patriot and Devolution. After reading your 1st article yesterday, I jumped on Telegram and posted links to your article and Biernutz_71's article (which brought me here) in a chat group devoted to spitballing about Devolution. My comment was immediately deleted by the admins of that chat and then I was booted out of the group. Talk about being silenced! It made me feel like I did when I was silenced by Twit! So, while I was suspicious of your motives on dropping this series right after the Pit conference, I am now more suspicious of Devolution and why that chat group did not want any discussion what so ever on your series. I am anxiously awaiting your next post!

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I'm following your series with eagerness, and hope. From what I've seen so far, I'm in, to the extent I'll keep reading until the 40K ft view starts to sharpen its focus. I think it's worth saying to all of you what many of us feel: despondent, because we know an election was stolen as plainly as it could have been; and powerless because there are no mechanisms to do such things as "decertify" the fraudulent result. Electoral votes cast cannot be "un-cast". Moreover, states do not have any process in place statutorily to do such "decertification". The "Finchem" bill to "decertify" is more worthy for what it doesn't say than what it does say. It cannot "award" byeden electors to Trump because that's tantamount to the legislature casting EC votes, which the US Constitution expressly forbids. The state legislatures are the sole means to name electors. But those electors must vote. With no statutes in place to buttress this "Finchem bill", a legal challenge will sink that in less than 5 minutes. It would be a bill that has no statutory process to support it, and it will fail to withstand any legal challenge. The stolen election not even a SCOTUS issue, because the US Constitution is clear: only state legislatures possess the power to determine the "time, place and manner" of elections. The SCOTUS therefore cannot compel the states to redo an election. So, for much the worse, byden is in fact president. Once the Electoral College cast its votes on 12/14/20 - that was it. Game over. That's why so many of us are in despair. Trump is not the US President. He has to win another election if he wants to be that again.

I'd read this patel patriot series on "devolution", and chucked it wholesale. Once I got to his 4th installment where he claims Trump "suspended the constitution" and "suspended the electoral vote count", I realized I was dealing with someone who didn't know what he was talking about, no matter how well intentioned. With the former, no president can "suspend the constitution", which is full on Martial Law - by definition. That means - literally - no Congress in session, and no federal courts in operation. And no governor or state legislature would have any authority either - they would be rendered powerless. THAT'S what Martial Law means. And no president can just dissolve the other two "separate but equal" branches of government. Indeed, the National Emergency Act of 1976 expressly states that only Congress can divest itself of its constitutional power. A president can request Martial Law, but Congress must approve it. We do not have Martial Law active today, nor anything close to it. As for the latter, there is no such unified event as "the electoral vote count" to suspend. The electoral votes are cast by the electors in each of their own home states. There is nothing for any president to "suspend". Since the process of presidential electors is totally removed from any influence by the Executive branch, there is no jurisdiction for any president to do anything in regard to the casting of votes by electors. Once they vote per the US Constitution - on the 1st Wednesday after the 2nd Monday in December - that's it. The end. No president can do such a thing as "suspend" what occurs in 50 separate states. And this too. Anyone like this patel patriot who wants to keep insisting that Mike Pence is a firmly committed MAGA supporter deeply allied to Trump is someone who can be dismissed out of hand. That alone tells me all I need to know about him.

So I hope the four of you have gone beyond what we already know we can have healthy skepticism about. Funny thing regarding Q: I've found one is either totally on board with the posts and the picture they paint; or one is a skeptic decrying all posts as a 4 year "psyop". I'm in the former group. Once all this is behind us, the Q movement will go down in history as the single greatest intelligence dissemination to the public that ever was. Rereading them even now, more and more is gained - which is exactly what we were told: future proves past. The "11/3 verifies as first marker" was not a Law of War manual subchapter. It' was as simple as those developing the Q "OPLAN" knew long beforehand: the 11/3 steal was going to happen. It was the enemy's only chance left. What wasn't - and couldn't have been known beforehand - was the sheer magnitude of the theft. So many votes for Trump on 11/3 that the pre-monthlong ballot stuffing from 2000 Mules wasn't enough. That's why the counting had to stop for 6 states, all of which then received their middle of the night ballot dumps. It was so egregious that no priming was needed to redpill. And also suggests that Trump likely got many more votes than the 74 million he's credited with, as of now. Q told us in one of the last sets of posts late in 2020: "Enemy Through The Front Door". That should have been the signal to us: Trump was going to "lose" and then "leave". But had that not happened, the awakening could not have swelled to what it is now.

I'll keep reading your series, in hopes you have uncovered a piece of Rosetta Stone that's real. I appreciate what you have written so far. Looking forward to the rest. Thank you for your work.

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