I've often wondered how many times "They" have kicked themselves for not just setting off a tactical nuke at Trump's inauguration. Simple enough and think of all the trouble They would have saved. They could blame it on anyone convenient, or change it to anyone inconvenient in the future. Like J6, but not total nonsense.

Actually, even before that, the election results were so hotly contested that I thought the smart move for Osama would have been to say, "Listen, this is too important and we have to get this sorted out, so we're going to do it again next November." Most people would have gone along with it and far, far more out-of-bounds and unprecedented actions have taken place since then.

I believe there are two lessons here:

One is that "They" are not infallible. They do not have a time machine or a crystal ball. They make bad decisions and suffer setbacks all the time, and a priority is that we are never conscious of this.

The other is that "They" have been off-balance for years due to these bad decisions and setbacks. "They" are growing more desperate by the day, and reacting with whatever they can get their hands on.

Such a situation is chaotic, and thus it is literally unpredictable. We should all hope for the best.