Editor’s note: While this article “seems” to be anti-Trump, it is quite something else, published in an Israeli funded rag that looks “liberal” to most but crosses the line.
First of all, there are no prohibitions on arresting a president for murder, treason or anything else. Go to “Google” and try to find real information on this, it won’t exist. All you will be is poppycock about how “complicated” it is. Bull.
We never had a child rapist and gangster in the White House before. We have had crooks, many of them, certainly Bush 43 was if anything worse than Trump. Trump didn’t blow up the World Trade Center and if Bush didn’t do it personally, he sure as hell was involved in the “stand down” from which he personally profited well beyond anything Trump is accused of.
Trump’s issue is competence. He isn’t fit or sane or whatever and there are provisions for dealing with this, though ineffective as well.
The truth is simple, the United States was never intended to be a democracy, the country was formed by wealthy and talented men who were quickly pushed aside by bankers and thieves who gutted our government with a “fake constitution.”
From Reference.com:
Historian Charles Beard’s controversial 1913 interpretation of the framing of the United States Constitution was based on his view that the Founding Fathers were motivated by class interests and self-serving economic concerns. Beard’s assertion was that the U.S. Constitution was an economic document that was created to serve economic ends and was designed to favor industrialists and investors who would gain an advantage through a strong national government and unified political system.
Beard’s 1913 book, “An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States,” has been viewed as the beginning of what became known as the “History Wars,” which challenged many of the traditional concepts of teaching and interpreting American history. Beard’s book and his economic interpretation of what led to the framing of the U.S. Constitution has remained a subject of debate since its first publication.”
Beard’s detailed investigation of the “framers” show that the constitution was a coup d etat, not a “correction” of the Articles of Confederation. This was the cause of the Civil War, not slavery. The constitution is total crap and protects no one. When Wyoming gets two senators, congress can redistrict the people out of elections entirely and the Supreme Court run elections, the is only a police state.
Trump can be arrested for crimes like anyone else. You see, you can’t determine a “high crime or misdemeanor” without an investigatory capability and the United States has none at the Federal level. The FBI is illegal and unconstitutional, and congress has no police powers.
There are NO Federal police powers except through the military.
The problem we have here is that Trump has made the rest of the thieves look like the clowns they really are. He is only parodying them.
Congress and the military have long been living off America like a bloated tick.
From the Daily Beast
Donald Trump has jumped more sharks than a jet-skier at the Great Barrier Reef, so it’s usually not worth remarking on when it happens. But his retweet Tuesday of this tweet is worth pausing over:
That’s the president of the United States of America accusing 11 fellow Americans of treason. Whining about the witch hunt is one thing. But endorsing the view that Robert Mueller and Rod Rosenstein are traitors is libelous. If he weren’t the president, they could sue him.
If he weren’t the president… It’s worth stepping back here as the dragnet closes in on him to think about that. If Trump were a senator or governor, there’s very little doubt in my mind he’d have long ago been indicted on a range of counts. Indeed he might be in jail by now. He’s broken laws in plain sight, in front of all of us. On national television, on his Twitter feed almost weekly, and most recently by telling the New York Post that he wouldn’t rule out a pardon of Paul Manafort, which is obviously an attempt to interfere with the Mueller probe—that is, to obstruct justice.
Read more or not at TheDailyBeast.com.
Gordon Duff posted articles on VT from 2008 to 2022. He is a Marine combat veteran of the Vietnam War. A disabled veteran, he worked on veterans and POW issues for decades.
Gordon is an accredited diplomat and is generally accepted as one of the top global intelligence specialists. He manages the world’s largest private intelligence organization and regularly consults with governments challenged by security issues.
Duff has traveled extensively, is published around the world, and is a regular guest on TV and radio in more than “several” countries. He is also a trained chef, wine enthusiast, avid motorcyclist, and gunsmith specializing in historical weapons and restoration. Business experience and interests are in energy and defense technology.
ATTENTION READERS
We See The World From All Sides and Want YOU To Be Fully InformedIn fact, intentional disinformation is a disgraceful scourge in media today. So to assuage any possible errant incorrect information posted herein, we strongly encourage you to seek corroboration from other non-VT sources before forming an educated opinion.
About VT - Policies & Disclosures - Comment Policy
Our nation is being gutted by the elite international Bankers/Gangsters. We have watched what they did to Europe (see Greece), and they’re doing the same here. There is only one way out of this mess, and it needs brave men. The banking system must be changed. And, digital currency is not the answer.
HIT CLOWN … #HIT CLOWN
This guy was known as the King of Clowns and went by the name of Grock.
https://cdn.britannica.com/s:300×500/56/79256-050-AA3AC49C.jpg
The clown above (lower in estimation by all accounts) yet perfect for the in-tent purposes of our national political circus, is good for a satirical laugh as clowns go and goes by the name of Crock, as in Crock of *hit; a very popular phrase in high-rise New York society which is full of them. Those oh-so-sooty, snooty types adept at blowing smoke up the collective ass of the US while steering their noses over the East River towards Israel for a breath of less toxic air blown in from New Jersey. Mixing with them for brownie points – and occasional real estate deals, is anything but uplifting as any chimney sweep up a tight and narrow flue will tell you or if Trump would attempt the impossible and condescend from among all the whale droppings showering down around him (how low can you go?) it personally gives rise to a seasonal red nose for Christmas or more precisely, a permanent, clown-for-all-seasons red nose marked by a decided hint of brown peculiar to any curmudgeon man-about-town; or simpleton crock-of-#hit clown.
“Best since Nixon”, If you liked Nixon so much, I can understand your love affair for Trump. There aren’t that many Jews to vote in these United States. Thankfully Mr. Trump has you.
Trump is the best US president since Obama.
When Jeffersons’ Vice-President ,Burr, shot Hamilton in a duel the bankers tyranny did not end. !871 sealed it for the bankers.
Gordon, I understand your dislike of Trump, but your propping up of Mueller is puzzling. After all isn’t Mueller the same Mueller who signed off on the official 911, and anthrax investigations. It’s looking more and more like Carlin was right. it’s a big club and we ain’t in it.
To read “the constitution is total crap and protects no one”, it should come as no surprise then that “the FBI is unconstitutional and illegal,…”(being implicit upon that same flawed constitution, or not). I believe both assertions are correct. From my own understanding, the partnering colonies of the Articles of Confederation were sovereign, each unto themselves. You had the Continental Congress, presided over by its president, Samuel Huntington, which seemed more akin to a treaty organization, such as NATO. The U.S., on the other hand, whether pre or post Civil War, but especially post, was an entirely different proposition; what happens after secession proving beyond all doubt.
Consider the difference between “these united states” and the United States.
The matter of states rights has not been resolved at all, it has simply been in abeyance since Grant met Lee at Appomattox.
Comments are closed.