It Had to Be This Way

  As each day passes after the stolen election and the health hoax, the collective lens of the resistance brings greatly clarity to the situation on the ground, as expressed the lucidity of great thinkers and writers on our side, most of whom are unknown within the mainstream press, which our side largely ignores at this point.

Among these folks is Brian Cates, whom I followed on Twitter for several years during Trump's first term. He was a close ally of Thomas Wictor, and like Wictor, eventually got kicked off.

Cates writes a regular blog at X22 report. His latest one is especially great at encapsulating the belief that has become widely accepted on our side: that Trump had to "lose" the 2020 election by letting the theft proceed. 

If Donald Trump had sat up there in D.C. and tried to prove the election theft and then force election reform on the country from the top down, using a raw exercise of federal power, that would have been a catastrophic failure. It had to come from the people themselves making it happen from the ground up at the local and state level.

It is the only way this could have worked, and everyone must grasp this.  It had to be this way. 

Among the valuable things about this post is how Cates goes through his evolution of belief following the election itself. Like the rest of us, Cates has seen the plan unfold, and it is spectacular.

Only as the months have gone by, it’s becoming clear... Instead of losing interest and fading away, the number of people getting involved at the local level is growing. The American people have awakened and are energized and are demanding changes to their elections, their schools, their towns and cities, and their country. I have come to believe that this energized and awakened citizenry are the long anticipated “Storm”.