The Insurrection Act, eh?

I’m seeing this popping up from multiple sources. “He’s signed it! Military on the move! Now we’ll get them!”

Conventional wisdom and the official narrative says it’s too extreme a move, that it would irreparably damage the structures of our government and destroy our republic.

Well, shucks. Anyone care to make the argument that our country hasn’t already been hopelessly corrupted and broken by the unrelenting flood of lies, deception and outright sedition that has been the left’s M.O. for decades? Oops. I forgot. The useful idiots who make that argument daily would never characterize their campaign thusly. No no no, it is we, the people who still cherish The Constitution, who are the true seditionists.

So we’re at an impasse. There will be no reasoned discussion. There is no common ground. Somebody’s lying. You make your choice, you pick your side, you wave your flag, and follow the implications wherever they lead.

Does Trump have the support any more, to flip this kill switch? Seems not, goes the conventional wisdom and the official narrative. Well, except for the 80,000,000 who voted for him, millions of whose votes were stolen from them. I’d call that support. It’s easy to forget that the loudest voices are not the strongest.

They are, in fact, few. Look at the map of counties that voted for Trump. His blue opposition is hunkered down in their economic fortresses of New York, Washington DC, LA, a few other scattered locations, universities and whatnot. Mostly places where they produce none of the goods necessary for daily sustenance. Where they are reliant on the very deplorables they have so gleefully trampled on to truck in the stuff of their daily lives. And surrounded by the very urban decay and violence they have encouraged. Good luck with that.

Is there support for Trump where it counts? Well, someone raided Scytl. Someone took the laptops. Something has Pelosi and the corporate fascists lining up in desperation, completely exposing their true nature. If Trump didn’t have the backing he needs, why go so berserk? Why not just run out the clock and take the win?

What do they know about what he knows?

The bottom line: after five years of unrelenting opposition, of efforts to remove him and dispose of him once and for all, Trump is still standing, and in their typically tone deaf, ham fisted fashion, his opposition has skillfully maneuvered him into a position where his only option left is to destroy them all.

That’s why he ran. That’s why he won landslide victories in both elections. That’s why they had to steal the election this time and in so doing reveal the depth and scope of the cabal he has been fighting. The oath he took, to defend the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic, requires that he act.

Maybe he’ll give up and turn the whole show over to a decrepit fossil bought and paid for by the CCP, soon to be replaced by a born and bred hard core communist.

Maybe.

But I don’t think so.

Quite the compilation. It would be nice but there are a lot of people to arrest and I don't know if Trump has support from anywhere in the establishment. The people who should be his allies are too busy apologizing. Does the left ever apologize for anything? Very rarely and only in the capacity of the individual. Democrats never do for any collective action.

I really wish I could believe it. I've been around in one 'movement' or another for more than 20 years. Hell, I tried to start movements back in the mid 80s when most thought everything was great, and I was laughed at and 'unfriended' before that was a thing, lol.

I've heard so many of these things over the last 20 years, where: "You can sit and watch it unfold without having to lift a finger." And they were all B.S.

The Revolution only happened because people were willing to incur personal risk. They did it for their families. My 'friends' told me they COULDN'T help because of their families. Do you see the difference?

Maybe I'm just old and bitter, but I don't see a difference between all the people I talked to over the years and today. Most people I spoke to over the years could see the darkness coming, same as myself, but when push came to shove, they couldn't even stand to meet with like minded people to TALK. Freedom of speech went out the window a long time ago. It's nothing new. When you make people afraid to speak WORDS for any reason, you have already come a long way toward winning.

I hope things are different this time. I want to believe that. But I reckon we'll see within the next couple of days, 10 days max what really happens. Then, I can go back to cajoling people to DO something, rather than sit there waiting for someone ELSE to do it for them. Would be nice, but somebody's got to do the heavy lifting.

Do you mean the 'insurrection act'.