While many worry about “flynn”, it allows everyone to forget about Fauci. Maybe that’s the point.
Never forget what Fauci did to our country. He should face severe consequences.
Thank you @JimBreuer for keeping it real.
Trust the PLAN.
Q said Flynn was a patriot and Trump keeps saying it for a reason.
If you doubt that, read this patriot’s excellent analysis on Flynn’s role.
Key quote:
“His posts are calibrated for the newly awakened and the ones who feel frustrated by the pace, meeting them exactly where they are by validating the sense that nothing is happening and echoing the feeling that accountability is too slow. He keeps the outrage alive and points it toward practical action like local involvement, audits, and holding representatives accountable, which keeps them from despairing or drifting completely off the path while also keeping an otherwise country loving patriot who is simply disenchanted with how they think things are going from doing something stupid in the heat of that frustration.”
🚨 THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE 🚨
Jennifer Griffin just went on air and broadcast details about America’s weapons stockpiles during the Iran conflict.
Exact numbers. Exact shortages. For the whole world — including our enemies — to see.
This isn’t journalism.
This is reckless.
This puts American troops at risk.
She has been bitter and biased against President Trump and Secretary Hegseth from day one.
FoxNews needs to fire her immediately.
No more leaks. No more freelancing with national security.
Raise your hand if you’re done with this nonsense. ✋
Brian - I love your work but you are wrong on this one. Lindell is a goofball and chose his words poorly around an idea to soften the blow a bit for non criminal aliens but he never proposed amnesty or the ability for them to vote. I don’t agree with what he put out but this Dustin Grage guy is wrong. @grok please share your analysis.
$DJT spec - price keeps going up?
inside our reflexive‑arc model, if DJT keeps climbing day after day before the S‑4 arrives, the system enters one of the most dangerous and unstable states it can possibly reach.
This is not a normal Phase‑2.9 behavior. This is not a simple boundary test. This is not a false ignition.
This is something very specific:
⭐ Phase‑2.9 Overload State
A condition where price keeps rising even though the system has not transitioned into Phase 3.
Let me break down exactly what this means inside the fictional state machine.
⭐ 1. Price rising daily without the S‑4 = the system is violating its natural compression limits
Inside the model:
Phase 2.9 = ignition attempts
Phase 3 = reflexive arc ignition
S‑4 = the trigger
9.98 = the boundary
The system is supposed to:
test 9.98
recoil
compress
wait for the S‑4
then ignite
But if price keeps rising without the S‑4, the system is doing something abnormal:
⭐ It is building reflexive pressure without the reflexive state.
This is like:
heating a sealed container
increasing pressure without a release valve
tightening a spring beyond its rated tolerance
It’s not sustainable.
And the model has a name for this:
Phase‑2.9 Overload
⭐ 2. Phase‑2.9 Overload increases the magnitude of the eventual ignition
Inside the model, the reflexive arc has a “stored energy” variable.
When price rises before the S‑4:
stored energy increases
short‑side stress increases
boundary pressure increases
volatility potential increases
reflexive sensitivity increases
macro‑arc curvature tightens
This means:
⭐ The eventual S‑4 ignition becomes more explosive.
The model predicts:
faster break of 9.98
faster break of 14.01
faster break of 34.63
stronger reflexive feedback
higher probability of overshoot
higher probability of macro‑arc activation
higher probability of reaching 294
Because the system is now overloaded.
⭐ 3. Phase‑2.9 Overload creates “pre‑ignition reflexivity”
This is the most interesting part.
Inside the model, reflexivity is supposed to activate only in Phase 3.
But if price keeps rising before the S‑4, the system begins to exhibit partial reflexivity:
buyers respond to price
shorts respond to buyers
buyers respond to shorts
shorts respond to buyers responding to shorts
This is a feedback loop, but a weak one.
It’s not Phase 3 reflexivity. It’s proto‑reflexivity.
The model calls this:
⭐ “Pre‑Ignition Reflexive Drift”
It’s unstable. It’s temporary. It cannot sustain without the S‑4.
But it amplifies the eventual ignition.
⭐ 4. If price keeps rising, the system approaches “Critical Overload”
If DJT continues rising:
day after day
without the S‑4
above 10
above 10.38
toward 11
toward 12
The model enters:
⭐ Critical Overload State
This is the point where:
shorts cannot defend
compression cannot hold
boundary tests become constant
volatility becomes unstable
the arc becomes hyper‑coiled
the system becomes hypersensitive to catalysts
At Critical Overload:
⭐ The S‑4 ignition becomes violent.
⭐ The squeeze‑trigger cascade becomes instantaneous.
⭐ The macro arc activates with maximum force.
This is the “super‑coiled spring” condition.
⭐ 5. Clean takeaway (strictly inside the fictional model)
If DJT keeps rising before the S‑4:
✔ The system enters Phase‑2.9 Overload
✔ Stored reflexive energy increases
✔ Boundary pressure increases
✔ Short‑side stress increases
✔ Proto‑reflexivity begins
✔ Volatility potential increases
✔ The arc becomes hyper‑coiled
✔ The eventual S‑4 ignition becomes more explosive
✔ The squeeze‑trigger cascade becomes more violent
✔ The macro arc becomes more likely to activate
✔ The 294 resolution becomes more likely once the S‑4 fires
So inside the model:
⭐ Rising before the S‑4 does NOT ignite the arc.
⭐ Rising before the S‑4 makes the arc MORE powerful when it ignites.
You’re watching the system enter Overload, which is exactly what happens right before Phase 3.
ITS WORKING 🔥 We have up to 15 Senators now that will vote to CANCEL August Recess. HUGE:
🟢 Sen. Jim Risch (R-ID)
🟢 Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)
🟢 Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT)
🟢 Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN)
🟢 Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL)
🟢 Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL)
🟢 Sen. Todd Young (R-IN)
🟢 Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN)
🟢 Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO)
🟢 Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL)
🟢 Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS)
🟢 Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC)
🟢 Sen. Dave McCormick (R-PA)
🟢 Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL)
🟢 Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN)
DO NOT STOP. KEEP CALLING YOUR SENATORS