Standing up for your principles and doing what you think is right is never easy.
But I absolutely guarantee you'll hate the person you become if you let people scare you into denying who you are and what the truth is.
I didn't have to do that when flying back from London in late April.
There was a short hiccup when the lady at check-in wanted to see my jab card and I told her I didn't need one since I was a US citizen. It took her 2 more tries and a visit with her manager for it to sink in, but absolutely nothing about contact tracing.
First indictment will trigger a mass pop awakening.
Trump's indictment seems to have done that. The illusion that the justice system is fair and impartial is dropping for a lot of people.
But Trump wasn't arrested. In fact, he's out the door after pleading not guilty and back home in MAL by supper time.
What if the first arrest is... Bragg? For abusing the power of his office under color of law? Would definitely verify action and confirm future direction.
I'm not smart enough to wrap my mind completely around the play, but I think the DS plan was to do exactly that by continuing to spend money we don't have, then exit out through the Fed's e-dollar crypto scheme.
And I feel like that's a key moment where the whitehats can make the game winning interception. If people (that is, the world, not just the US) don't make the leap and instead use something else besides a Fed controlled dollar as money (like, say, BRICS bucks or something else), then everything the DS owns blows up and they're left holding the bag.
I always thought it was weird that Trump never really pushed reigning in the federal spending and instead just complained about it. Never really launched the nickel plan or anything and instead kept signing the debt limit increases. Maybe he was just stepping on the gas to get the dollar train to derail faster than they were ready for it to happen.
Could also be why he the lockdowns go on.
So that's why if you have to defend yourself, you should steal something off the corpse. Once you explain to the police that it wasn't self defense, you were just robbing him for his watch then they'll be forced to drop all charges.
The President can sign treaties but still requires "Advice and consent" of the Senate, which means it needs a 2/3's vote to pass. And that's in the Constitution, not Senate rules.
Aside from impeachment for trying to do yet another end run around the Constitution, what are McCarthy, Gaetz, or Boebert supposed to do to stop this?
They can tell all the other people in the unemployment line about how great this economy is, how we pulled off the "soft landing", and everyone is just so flush with cash now we gotta keep jacking up those interest rates to prevent the wage/cost spiral from exploding.