The DOJ recently released 10s of thousands of pages of evidence related to the criminal charges facing the 45th President, and some of his associates...
Why now?
Let's speculate...
Is it because some of the evidence was acquired via intelligence sources whose identities, means and methods need protection?
Did that information need be reacquired/verified, because intelligence agencies don't necessarily follow court approved rules for the collection of intelligence that has proven to be valuable as evidence?
Did the evidence need be sheltered from the personnel that the 45th President seeded some federal agencies and offices with; folks whose loyalties were more to said 45th President than to their oath of office?
At this stage of the prosecution of the many indictments against the 45th President, and his associates, a bombshell, of the aforementioned nature, would be seriously appreciated.
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