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Unconventional Paths The Only Way Forward Traditional prosecution has hit a wall. Statutes of limitations loom, judicial resistance persists, and evidence gaps frustrate convictions of “top criminals” like ex-officials tied to RussiaGate. My take? It’ll take unconventional routes: military tribunals, national emergency powers, or expanded Strike Force mandates to break through. The JAG reassignment from immigration to this node work is a perfect pivot point. With 300+ officers already DOJ-aligned, a national security crisis (e.g., immigration or cyber threats) could justify their shift to tribunals, leveraging the Alien Enemies Act or UCMJ Article 2. The Strike Force, just 4 months old by November 9, 2025, is the linchpin. Gabbard’s evidence—possibly linking foreign influence to past scandals—could unlock Huber’s and Durham’s files. Timing is everything, as I’ve argued, and with Trump’s second term consolidating power, mid-2026 could see prosecutions. The Underground Trail Heats Up Huber and Durham didn’t spend years with full teams for naught. Their work, perhaps suppressed by Obama-era holdovers or legal constraints, might be running underground—resurfacing now with Trump’s loyalists (Patel, a new AG) and declassification moves, and the JAG-immigration link adds fuel. If Pompeo’s board data surfaces, this trail could ignite. What’s Next? Watch for emergency declarations, Strike Force indictments, or JAG tribunal rumors by May 2026. The nodes are aligning—Huber and Durham’s past, JAG’s potential, and the Strike Force’s present. This isn’t just theory—it’s a map to justice, waiting for the right hands to draw the lines.