Theory. My name is Sean Morgan. I'm the host of Making Sense of the Madness on ampnews.

You can find me there five days a week, but, you know, on Thursdays, this is when I talked to my friend, B.B., we talk about game theory, strategy, the White Hats versus the deep state, the narrative warfare. The General Flynn is pointing out exists. How vindicating does it feel, Bibi?

You're the king of a narrative, you know, talking about narratives.

And now General Flynn's talking about narratives.

Yeah, it's, you know, people, I'm kind of screwed either way.

Because when, when prominent sort of white hats or Patriot figures like General Flynn or

Bannon or Cash Patel are

using terminology. When they're not talking about this stuff, people think that I focus on stories

and narratives too much and that I dismiss real events with too much frequency. But then when they do

start talking about it, using the same terminology that we've been writing about for over a year, then people think I'm bragging and being a jerk.

But, you know, it is what it is.

I mean, you've got, you've, you've literally got, General Flynn's been really interesting because you literally had him proceed front run a lot of the deployments over the last week by saying

beware of shiny objects basically keep your eye on the prize remain steady boys and then

you look at the UFO objects right and I think that that goes beyond just the UFOs.

I think most of us understand that there's been a lot of deployments.

Now, what's difficult is separating how much of what we're seeing reported with disasters,

with train derailments, et cetera, how much of it is actually damaging and how much of it is

narrative.

But again, this is why we're in a fifth-gen war and a huge portion of that war is literal

narratives.

And people are, I think people are starting to understand why I focus so much on this.

It's not just because Flynn says to, it's because it is possible.

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