Far From Democracy

When someone mentions “civil war” the mind goes to bloody war, but that’s never where it starts. It starts within the government itself, usually by doing things that outrage the citizens. Sometimes, like now, it’s by doing things of which the citizens approve, but the political opposition doesn’t.

Democrats and some Republicans are having their corruption exposed by the recently elected president. The howls of indignation are appreciated, they confirm that the people made the right choice on November 5th of last year. One can now see the enormity of the problems that many of us have been trying to point out for some time.

But now is the time for a firm hand. Judges are issuing orders to the president to stop revealing the corruption, in some cases forcing it to continue. If this were not a blatant example of a violation of separation of powers, I don’t know what would be. None of it, however, was unexpected. Anyone who has watched the means with which the federal bureaucracy protects itself expected this. When in power, use the legislature, when out of power, use the courts has long been the maxim in politics of the left.

Far from democracy, what they are shameless in promoting is the dictates and tyranny of federal judges in contravention of the democratic process of electing representatives to ensure the fiduciary responsibility of the public treasury. We would not be in this place if they had ever lived up to this obligation in the past. In fact, had they not preferred the Continuing Resolution (CR) to proper budget negotiations and appropriations that would ensure the people saw their tax dollars going only to those things that were approved of in open legislation, the apparatus for such corruption would not have been built. But it has and any attempt to dismantle that apparatus is going to be met with such howls of indignation.

This is really just the division of forces and they are losing badly. There is almost no one on the side of these reckless and irrational expenditures that DOGE is exposing, but the few that are on that side are powerful, clever and desperate. They’re willing to expose their own graft as they try to justify it by saying that anything else is a threat to democracy and a constitutional crisis. They don’t care that it’s an obvious lie, because without that corruption, they could not fund the artificial turf of opposition. There is no opposition to ending the criminal alien invasion, except for the percentage of people who directly benefit from it. The same is true for USAID. Since the entire world’s press is funded in some way by USAID, all of the NGOs that have been devoted to supplying the worlds population with a pathway to the United States have been funded, in some part, by USAID, the invasion is seen as vastly popular, but it is not.

What USAID is funding is the lie factory. Everything must continue or they will run out of funds. To this, the vast amount of the American public agree that it should run out of funds.

The only fight right now is between the courts and the executive branch of government headed by Donald Trump. The problem they have is if the money does dry up, they will have no funds to pay protesters to make the American people believe that deportations are unpopular. They will not be able to fill campaign coffers for Democrat and RINO politicians. They will not be able to pay for pre-printed ballots. They will not be able to pay for the ground troops to sway elections or create voters. The whole of the corrupt system requires taxpayer funds to support it, because it isn’t popular, it isn’t the function of democracy, it doesn’t reflect the view of the people. What it is, is taxpayer-funded opposition to democracy (the republic).

The Democrats and RINOs are not democratic, they are totalitarian and vastly unpopular. It doesn’t matter how many people know this to be true, there’s nothing more convincing than the ridiculous arguments they make to justify it. This is where the power of the people remains supreme. They can’t maintain the illusion of support where they can’t pay for that illusion. So, just being faithful to one’s opinion is all the strength that’s needed to counter it spectacularly.

The people themselves have rejected woke policies, rejected the trans agenda and while it might take someone like Trump to turn up the volume on their voices, the cries for relief were already there.

Lest one get too comfortable, there’s a lot that’s left to be done. The left is willing to violate every law, destroy every civil interaction in order to push their agenda, to get the money flowing again. They have to. It’s absolutely necessary to their survival. This is where they get dangerous. They have already called for violence in the streets. The question left is: Who will respond to that call? Anyone?

When one realizes that everything we have seen from the left for more than a decade has all been funded by taxpayers, all the way back to the counter-protests against the Tea Party, it’s sickening. Obama wasn’t so much a politician as a conduit for tax money to flow into these NGOs and he drafted onto himself the whole apparatus of the bureaucracy to help in that endeavor. Everything we exposed in Lies of Omission was funded by the people against the people.

We want arrests, not just firings. The trouble Trump might have in this environment, is we are the leaders of MAGA/America-First who drafted him. If he exposes a weak-kneed stance where holding these people accountable comes in, he might be surprised by how quickly those in his camp let him know it. There’s already been some of that, but he’s in for much more if he fails in this one important endeavor. Just signing EOs isn’t going to get it. He has to stand up to these judges and refer many of them for prosecution. He should get a RICO investigation going against these bureaucrats, including judges, who, by preventing the audits become complicit in whatever crimes come to light, accessories after the fact come to mind.

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