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Believe the feds are monitoring the recount processes. Most election laws, the fraud has to commited before the feds can act. Would not be surprised if it is after votes are certified to fully prove fraud by the various means. Could be several weeks but would expect before the new Congress is in session Jan 3. I agree that it is
"a big week due to the things discovered behind the scenes that the msm doesn’t touch."
More federal judges in place, some housekeeping of the DOJ and FBI has been accomplished, extensive legal and investigative work conducted behind the scenes, so would expect more criminals listed in indictments will be arrested. Over the next weeks and months, it will likely be those that can be prosecuted in federal court. Maybe some big names regionally but mostly those average criminals allowed to operate over the years. The big top tier names, I don't expect to see action there. Big high profile cases take time and resources and not the only crimes being dealt with. EO 13825 does not take effect till Jan 1. Then the tribunals will have authority to make arrests, detain, conduct pre-trial hearings, and prosecute. Again resources are limited so not necessarily many at one time. The EO on the Federal Register contains the Manual for Military Commissions [Tribunals] and the UCMC which is federal law 10 USC Chapter 47A ( UCMJ is 10 USC Ch 47). Things like human trafficking/abuse arrests need to coordinated so that others do not yet arrested do not panic and start destroying evidence. I doubt there will much media coverage of arrests per unsealed indictments, business as usually and uncertain how media will address top tier arrests next year.
As for Declas, that has been ongoing for weeks. But every document has to be scrutinized, reviewed and signed off to declassify and to un-redact certain items. Would expect certain items may remain redacted such as protecting names of innocent people. Also, Q never stated that documents will be released to the public once declassified. They do serve as a bargaining chip against Congress' obstruction and against lawsuits.
I think people get into the mindset of expecting to happen swiftly and as big news. Society in general is used to the 60 min drama or motion picture format. Regional news can seem like a big story because it more localized. Important people arrested off unsealed indictments in one region of the nation may not be news in another region. It may be 4, 6, 10 years before we really hear about the some of the worst crimes. As Q said, some things must remain secret. I agree we will
"look back on all of this one day and see these weeks were indeed historically yuge," you are over the target Patriot.