I have been thinking about the US Government's Failsafes in the case that an enemy infiltrates it and destroys it from the inside. Obviously, that is what is happening.
If I understand correctly, the Brunson Case is about whether the people in the legislative and executive branches of government followed their oaths or if they committed treason.
If SCOTUS doesn't take the case then they are admitting they have been corrupted by the enemy as well and failing to follow their OATHs is treason for them too.
That is why I am excited to hear the results regarding whether SCOTUS takes the Brunson Case on Monday, January 9th at 9:30 AM.
Even if SCOTUS doesn't take the case, that is fine, then it is the military's turn to prove they are following their Oath. If the military doesn't act, then we will. If we had to act we would win.
So no matter which failsafe saves the day, it is going to be super exciting.
This is by design. If every area of the government fails and proves to be treasonous then that is what the 2nd amendment is for.
I doubt it will get to us. I believe the military will act, or at least part of it will.
The show should get very exciting this year. I can't wait. What an incredible story. We are living through the most exciting time in human history.
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YMCA... Y MCA. Why MCA? All the credit to 🍞 for that dig.
Thus, illustrating the genius and significance of the system of checks and balances. SCOTUS can issue rulings, but without the support of at least one of the other two branches, nothing could be enforced.
Whether or not Jackson actually said this, the point rings true. Granted, SCOTUS was correct in their ruling in Worchester v. Georgia. But because Jackson disagreed with it and held the Executive power, and was supported by Congress who wasn't going to impair him or the Indian Removal Act being enforced, let alone impeach him, there's nothing SCOTUS could do about it. There is some irony though during the Nullification Crisis, in that Jackson was certainly willing to stomp the shit out of SC for their sedition and near rebellion, but wasn't willing to stomp on GA over the unlawful abuse of the Indians, whom Jackson had previously pledged his protection and friendship for aiding the military in defense against the British and suppression of other hostile tribes.
These examples are just two of countless demonstrating that the ultimate "trump card" has and always will be the military. Whoever has control of this enforcement power, reigns supreme.
I always enjoy the insight of the historical text.
Thanks fren.