It Cannot Be Treason

With so many people in the country from different nations for the World Cup, social media has been inundated with shocked and amazed posts about what they’ve found in America. From shopping to natural beauty to being able to go to a firing range and test out some of the handguns and semi-auto rifles in pure joy, these erstwhile ambassadors are shocked at the friendliness and kindness of Americans; at the incredible portion sizes of their dinners and the succulence of BBQ. They plead with their fellow citizens not to believe the hype and bombast of news reporters in their own lands determined to present a dark and terrifying image of the United States.

That’s all well and good and as a patriotic American, it’s good to see some of what we all value in these United States reflected back to us through them. And, if these people wanted to come to the United States and work toward citizenship, I doubt that many would be against it. That perspective, however, comes from those with the wealth and valuable skills needed to earn that wealth. They see themselves coming to America and getting a job and working toward citizenship, or not, but they see themselves contributing to the economy. This is the sort of immigration most Americans understand and even support.

That’s not what has been pouring through our borders for the four years of Joe Biden at the behest of the Catholic Charities and other NGOs that funded the whole invasion (largely with US tax dollars). The main thing to keep in mind is that the invasion was not circumstantial, but driven, people actually being bribed to leave their homelands and be herded toward the US no matter how dangerous that was, no matter how many children were lost to sex trafficking in the process.

I’m sorry, but the insanity still will not leave me. The incredulousness and audacity of these NGOs claiming to help children, being dedicated to the “family” of whom few were related by blood, but rather by financial interest. The level of evil it takes to fly under the banner of God (as Catholic Charities does) and be complicit in sex trafficking children is a level of evil that boggles the mind and they weren’t the only ones. Their defense is they didn’t know that some of these children were being sex trafficked, but the very process, the system itself encouraged and facilitated that sex trafficking, so they can tell their contributors whatever they want, God knows the truth.

The worst part of that is that they’ve made all of those people who contributed to Catholic Charities guilty of the same complicity under the guise of solving poverty. The damaged world that is created out of sex trafficking hundreds of thousands of children is immeasurable and will continue to harm future generations after it is identified and prevented, because the evil done to one child is passed down to their offspring, who will pass it down, too. The abused often become abusers, that’s just a statistical fact.

These invaders, far from that of worldwide soccer enthusiasts who had never been to America before, first of all hate America, have been promised that once inside the borders that the government owed them a living and a lifestyle free of care. During the Biden administration and ongoing today, this outcome was ensured by bureaucrats and NGOs, but has slowed somewhat with the abolishment of USAID, which was the largest funder.

It’s fraud on a massive scale and from what I can see, the US Treasury is nothing but fraud. What few dollars are actually legitimately spent on the issues that concern us all as citizens and taxpayers are a mere drop in the bucket compared to the dollars that are used to overthrow our society and drain our private bank accounts in designs of communists inside and outside of government.

All of this is chronicled by myself and many others. None of this is new or surprising anymore, but where is the outrage? I’m still outraged over the Beirut barracks bombing and the Khobar Towers bombing and have only had more reasons to come to the defense of my nation since. But what does that “defense” look like? At present it’s little more than taking on small battles within the county, raising the value of freedom in my novels, exposing and denouncing what I see through these posts and hoping that somehow (as history has always provided) there will be a rising of the people, or even a small fraction of the people, to put a stop to it through resistance or revolution.

Despite how it can be portrayed in the media, there can be no treason where the object is adherence to the foundations of the current government. That the government itself has been overthrown and holds those foundations in contempt does not then make it “patriotic” to obey them, it makes traitors of the cowards who will not stand against it. In proof of this statement, all of the founders of this nation were considered traitors until they put up enough resistance to cause a revolution. Then, they were heroes. Being a revolutionary against a corrupt government requires that, for a time, the agent of justice is deemed and defamed as a traitor.

A man who has been identified as the one responsible for disabling or destroying numerous flock cameras claimed protection under the 4th and 5th Amendments against casual and random surveillance by the state, lacking due process to be surveilled. The comment by the news organization reporting this arrest was careful to point out that no court has recognized those rights. Yet, the instances of the police using these flock cameras to spy on objects of romantic interest, to target and locate rivals of one sort or another in order to harass or otherwise abuse them should overwhelm the public interest, especially understanding that if it can be utilized to such a degree conveniently, it can be hacked and used to rob absent homeowners and track their progress back to the home. The courts don’t want to address this, because the whole surveillance prison they are constructing would come crashing down were his rights recognized. Despite the fact that the court has long recognized, but rarely been brave enough to enforce, is the concept that any law in conflict with the constitution is no law at all.

Every value and principle the United States has traditionally stood for must be pulled down to enforce the will of those tyrants determined to place us all in a state of slavery and government dependence. It will take nerve and an understanding of these dynamics to oppose it. It will take no less sacrifice to regain freedom than it did to secure it.

In a land with so much to love, it’s a shame and a crime to import those who hate it and a further shame and crime by those who will not defend it. Right now, that consists of the congress, the states and the judiciary. Now, who’s the traitor?

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