WHAT WILL TRUMP DO NOW?

Does the future of the country really rest on the back room machinations of a small group of corrupt politicians? Surely, he has to use the military. But—GASP—that would break the country!

Like it hasn’t already been irrevocably broken. Sam Faddis just wrote, in AND Magazine, that using the military in any context would be “crossing the Rubicon.” You only cross the Rubicon in one direction. It’s an irrevocable step and it cannot be undone. But the Rubicon was actually crossed years ago, by the Communists pretending to be Democrats, and the situation in which we find ourselves now was precisely what they intended.

The whole thing about the military option—the legality or the constitutionality of such a move notwithstanding, in the end it’s political. Without the people behind you, you have no authority.

I’ve heard that Trump’s people were expecting this; that plans have been formulating since 2018; that they spent election night in a secure facility across the street from the White House watching the whole thing unfold in real time; that the good guys captured the data transmissions as they happened. By the end of day, November 4, the broad outlines of the fraud process was clear—flipping votes wasn’t going to get the job done, so they halted the counting late on the 3rd, jammed through hundreds of thousands of ballots and, voila, a bullet-proof Trump lead magically turned into probable defeat.

Trump’s team had the evidence locked up within days. Legally, Trump could Have invoked any of myriad acts, laws and provisions, but it wouldn’t have been accepted by the people, not even by most who voted for him.

These are people, remember, who were asleep at the switch for six decades while the country was incrementally dismantled. They’ve been programmed into a state of acceptance. Their mantra has been, “Oh... that’s just paranoid thinking. They wouldn’t go THAT far.”

We knew it was a fraud. As evidence kept coming out, our certainty hardened. But what we had to see is the scope of the treason. We had to divest ourselves of all our myths and illusions. We had to have truth shoved in our faces, or we’d have remained asleep.

Yes, the media is pure propaganda. They’ll lie about inconvenient facts and invent their own when needed. Nothing any of them say is worth listening to.

Yes, the Democrats, by and large, have become avowed insurrectionists, willing to corrupt the most sacred of rituals for the sake of power, willing to destroy the country we’ve known in order to create a Bizarro World imitation. They ceased to be a loyal opposition long ago. They are enemies.

Yes, the FBI really is corrupt and no longer resembles a law enforcement organization. Their role is to enforce the dictates of the agenda. Whose agenda? Not ours. They’ll make a fake noose a priority investigation; they’ll be on the scene in Nashville to immediately insure that the “official narritive” cover story is bolted into place and that the requisite lone nut is implicated—and dead; but they won’t lift a finger to stop the theft of an election.

Yes, all our suspicions about Bill Barr have been validated. He’s an enigma still, but he shouldn’t have been. All we can say for certain about him is that when the time came to make a difference and do the job he was there to do, he lied, and then he quit the field in the fourth inning.

Yes, the courts have no interest in the rule of law. Yes, they are hopelessly politicized and compromised. And no, there is no reasonable expectation to be had that our justice system is either blind or balanced.

We had to see it or we wouldn’t have believed it. The only question left: have we seen enough? Do we believe it now? Are we willing to trade a demented Chinese puppet for our republic, simply because the alternative is just... so... extreme?

Donald Trump has taken an oath to defend The Constitution against all enemies both foreign and domestic. Have we seen enough to want him to do exactly that, whatever it takes?

It’s always easier to defend your territory than to try to take it back. 2021 is shaping up to be a battleground. Whether we spend it defending the country and our way of life against traitors and foreign invaders, or we struggle to retake what we should never have allowed to be lost, will be determined in the next days.