Donald Trump's indictment demonstrates starkly what many Americans have long known through personal experience: the American judiciary is available as a weapon to punish innocent people. Like video footage recently released on January 6, showing judicial officials and members of Congress framing innocent Americans, the Trump indictment shatters any illusions that the American judiciary still dispenses justice.
In 1999 Colonels Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui of the People's Liberation Army Air Force (Communist China) wrote the landmark book Unrestricted Warfare. The essence of the colonels' thinking was their adoption of Machiavelli's thought as applied to war and expanding the concept of war beyond the clash of armed forces:
Historians will have a hard time grappling with the enormity of the efforts by the media, the Department of Justice, and their allies in the intelligence community (IC) to stop Donald Trump. For a more manageable case study they would do well to look at the 2006 re-election campaign of then 10-term Pennsylvania Congressman Curt Weldon. Seventeen years later, Weldon has a lot to say—with more to come—about how this unholy cabal subverted the democracy its apparatchiks profess to champion.
It’s positively diabolical: organized groups of people plot our downfall under cover of woke idealism and climate change. We’ve discovered some of what’s happening, but not everything has yet broken through to a level of consciousness for some of us. In the 5th century BC, Sun Tzu penned The Art of War, and much of what he had to say applies to our situation today. Please read these ancient words of wisdom with the belief that bad actors actively work against us daily. They intend to destroy your world and mine.
America stands at the brink of an abyss, and that fact is directly attributable to Soros.
George Soros must be tickled pink. He is living out his childhood fantasy of being "some kind of god, the creator of everything," as he told the British Independent in 1993, shortly after pocketing at least $2 billion after betting against the British pound. That allowed the megalomaniac billionaire "to live it out," to meddle in domestic affairs and finances of many countries, lead numerous "color revolutions," and promote his incoherent interpretations of Henri Bergson's and Karl Popper's philosophies on the Open Society, giving it an Orwellian twist by so naming his mega political foundations.
Imagine the gleeful Soros watching the much-despised former president Donald Trump arrested on trumped-up charges.
