Ginsburg Begins the Fiery Spiral to Absolute Bottom and That’s a Good Thing

19 SEP 20 (FIFTY-THIRD article in a series) The announcement of the death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg bears down with absolute fury, might and force relative to the election, which is now 45 days out; and to the geopolitical landscape in Washington D.C., which is already an unbearable inferno of corruption, criminality, sedition and treason and all underpinning a blatant, brazen and unabashed public effort to undo an outsider president viewed as rogue and a dangerous threat to them and their cartel systems. Ginsburg has placed us on the fiery spiral to absolute bottom and it has begun but that's a good thing for only then will Americans find the wherewithal to make necessary but difficult change.

Cauldron of Criminality Makes for Hell on Earth

13 SEP 20 (FIFTY-SECOND article in a series) Is there an end to it? An end to this living hell pushing the boundaries of sanity? Are there any good men and women left in this world who have both the intestinal fortitude and the authority to step forward and simply say, "No more and never again!" and then proceed to gut the entire thing by spilling its bowels into the streets of D.C. for all of the world to observe in pure and full sunlight? That is to say, declassify it all; indict them all; apply the full force of the law to them all; arrest them all; publicly and purposefully perp-walk them all; and make ALL OF IT for ALL OF US to see. Every last granular detail.

Treason in the U.S. Senate?

31 AUG 20 (FORTY-SEVENTH article in a series) Understanding whether or not there is are profound levels of corruption; perhaps treason, plaguing the U.S. Senate, which intensely manifested in reaction to the 2016 election of Donald J. Trump, requires us to frame it against our understanding of the historic corruption and criminality emanating from Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) U.S. House of Representatives. The clearly orchestrated and severely hyper-partisan politics underpinning the geopolitical landscape; the contemporaneous fervor of which is unprecedented in U.S. history, gave way to a rogue House that impeached a president out of thin air, aided and abetted a viral pandemic and silently endorsed the toppling of historic statues while their brown shirt foot soldiers burn our cities and attack our fellow citizens.

Fateful Flynn and the Full Court, ‘Was It a Bribe or Was It Brady?’

12 AUG 20 (FORTY-FOURTH article in a series) Look at what the court has done in this proceeding alone: Judge Wilkins introduces an absurd bribery hypothetical that is followed-up on multiple times and by multiple judges so as to sow it as some form of legitimate discourse before Millet converts the hypothetical into an actual assertion in the form of a question - "Was it a bribe or was it Brady?" THIS IS ABUSIVE COURT ACTIVISM THAT IS PROFOUNDLY CORRUPT AND EMBLEMATIC OF EVERYTHING THE PRESIDENT HAS FACED SINCE BEFORE HE EVEN ANNOUNCED. Where's the evidence Flynn bribed anyone; much less his own prosecutor? Do you understand the implications here? Again this is profoundly corrupt and apparently unprecedented.

Yates’ Testimony Telling, Timely and Troublesome

06 AUG 20 (FORTY-THIRD article in a series) Institutional preservation is unavoidable and err not when contemplating its gravity in matters akin to what we have all endured in the volatile, vitriolic and vicious geopolitical landscape of the past four years. Err not in considering whether it is an exceptionally clear prerogative for Attorney General William Barr, his Department of Justice and all of the acronymically lettered agencies beneath it, like the highly contentious and compromised Federal Bureau of Investigation. Err not in knowing that it always has and always will bear down to some degree. Understand that that's the rub - it's the institutions relative to the rule of law that afford us what we call a nation; or better yet, a constitutional republic; ergo the troublesome but critical directive of their preservation, which cuts like a double-edged sword.

Flynn Still First on Disrupted Timeline – What Happened to #Obamagate?

18 JUL 20 (FORTY-SECOND article in a series) It's been over a month since the last article and although that was by design and with a more concentrated effort to deliver information piecemeal on Twitter, none of us (our team extended) expected to be where we currently find ourselves. And where is that? Wondering what in the hell happened to #Obamagate while asking ourselves why we're in the midst of manufactured riots and a new engineered race war. I wonder if it has anything to do with the Democrats being in league with the CCP and not having a viable message, platform, campaign or candidate? Pro-tip - it has everything to do with all of that.

Making the Case for Treason Part VI: Judge Sullivan and His Unconstitutional Third Corner in a Two Corner Fight

13 JUN 20 (FORTY-FIRST article in a series) Friday’s hearing in the government’s case against Lt. General Michael Flynn in the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit was an absolute travesty that exemplifies the hyper-partisan and corrupt nature of the case against Flynn and since it’s fraudulent inception. The fraud and usurpation of power should surprise no one, though, as both are mechanisms being leveraged by the Left redundantly throughout the four-year effort to unseat this President. The hearing devolved as soon as Judge Robert Leon Wilkins, an Obama appointee, opened his mouth.

Lawlessness, Anarchy and Riotous Murder

10 JUN 20 (FORTIETH article in a series) Mr. Trump’s only option is to ensure that the last cut federalism makes is a fatal one targeting the appropriate entities where resistant states and locales are intentionally standing down. Mr. Trump must therefore carefully navigate forward before selecting a politically and strategically perfect time to invoke the Insurrection Act of 1807 and deploy requisite military assets on an as-needed basis. Military jurisdiction and its gravity and precision are the only way to return the Republic to the people.