The fact that the War of Stories is circling back to its origins in the Collective American Mind, with Russiagate at the epicenter, is a major signal that the great unraveling is underway.

This helps explain why the Trump Admin, with Tulsi Gabbard as DNI, is focusing on the deployment as one built of narrative, effectively turning the enemy's weapons against them.

And while Russiagate speaks to the informational past of weaponized lies, I think Colbert's firing represents convergence, and is a MUCH bigger deal than most in both the Normie Layers and the Truth Community grasp.

We're witnessing the deliberate paving of the path toward public recognition of the power of Narrative itself.

Russiagate wasn't just a hoax—it was a treasonous conspiracy orchestrated from the Obama White House to subvert Trump's 2016 victory and poison the American psyche for years. Gabbard, now DNI under Trump, has declassified docs exposing Barack Obama, who is squarely in the crosshairs.

Before the election, the Intelligence Community agreed Russia lacked intent or capability to hack U.S. elections. But post-Trump win, on December 8, 2016, a clean assessment was yanked "based on new guidance." The next day, Comey, Brennan, and Clapper huddled at Obama's White House, where he ordered a fabricated report claiming Russian meddling—leaning on the bogus Steele Dossier. This politicized intel was leaked to the media complex, fueling years of false narratives to undermine Trump's presidency.

If this isn't Narrative Warfare weaponized against the people, nothing is.

Gabbard's exposure, feeding docs to DOJ for prosecutions, shows the Trump Admin isn't just revealing it; they're forcing the Normie Layers to confront how stories have been deployed as psyops for decades.

Now, layer in the convergence: Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" gets axed by CBS, and Democrats are screaming for investigations—congressional probes, state AG inquiries—claiming it's political sabotage.

But here's the quicksand: the show was hemorrhaging $40-50 million yearly, with Colbert pocketing $15-20 million for anti-Trump rants that alienated half the audience.

For decades, these narratives have been force-fed to Americans, dividing minds and shielding the Deep State. Now, as Colbert's empire falls, it signals an unraveling.

Trump and Gabbard aren't just declassifying—they're deploying Narrative Warfare in reverse, using the Russiagate Narrative as irrefutable proof of the weaponization of narrative itself.

Colbert's ouster demonstrates how these weaponized stories, peddled for decades, are collapsing under their own weight.

So, while the two storylines are seemingly unrelated, subconsciously, the American people are being seeded with the idea that, well ... they have been seeded with ideas, and that those ideas came from both intel agencies and late night hosts pretending to be anything but.

As the System quakes and narratives unravel, so do those who set them, peddled them and defended them. https://truthsocial.com/@BurningBright/114892669784100872