Why the “Trump situation” matters

It’s does not matter what a judge says. It does not matter what the laws are or any rules.  At this point US political power has coalesced almost entirely within a single group, that being “the establishment”.  The rule of law has devolved so far now that it’s essentially just down to what someone can do and what someone cannot.

The point being law does not matter to them.  If they can do something to harm their opponents they will and whether it is legal, wrong or moral does not even compute for them.  In fact to get to the juncture where we are at now many laws, regulations, rules and precedence were ignored.

The establishment has displayed their power intentionally many times showing people that if you go against them you will pay for it.  And that’s not done so much to punish the target at the time but to display to everyone else that dissent will invoke their wrath.

If this situation with Trump goes down in such a way they are successful at silencing him or crippling his campaign or worse, who do you think would step forward for the people in any election after this knowing if they do your life gets destroyed?  And THAT is the entire point.

I cannot stress this enough.  For anyone cheering this on as a win for their “team”, the tyrannical hammer that comes down will hit you no different than anyone else regardless of team.  Conversely, if you are black pilled and have given up then you too are just as responsible.  We all need to band together and stop this crap now.

“When the government’s boot is on your throat, whether it is a left boot or a right boot is of no consequence.”― Gary Lloyd

“One of the things Trump needs to do once back in office, it create an 28th Amendment – The Term Limit / Age Limit for ALL levels of the federal government.

POTUS, Senators, Congress, SCOTUS.”

That is a very interesting thought. I personally would steer away from age but the term limits I am good with.  The term limits themselves solve the age thing as the problem there is forever politicians not necessarily old politicians.

“Big donors (corporations/individuals) and their lobbyists, control the policies and votes and laws.”

I think this is true but it can be deceiving. This tends to conjure the thought that their is a large web of wealthy companies and people steering the government.  I do not believe that to be the case.  What you realistically have is a couple handfuls of VERY wealthy folks who have many large companies under their control. This can make it seem that all these almost random companies have influence when the reality is they don’t it is the people at the top of them.  The government runs over and destroys many companies through policy so the idea that anyone of wealth or with a large company has some innate influence on the government is not correct.

“The “establishment” of paid career politicians / bureaucrats / civil service unions, “established” big donors/lobbyists funds/influence, etc.”

All those folks are members of the establishment but most of them are just the puppets not necessarily the puppet masters.  There are many puppets but very few puppet masters which I believe most of them to be the WEF types.

“Trump is a threat to their gravy chain, their influence, their wealth, etc.”

Trump himself is a slight threat.  It’s not that their fears are of Trump himself it’s what he opens the door to after him.  The WEF, the radical left and so on have had their plans and internal goings on exposed for those whom would pay attention.  Their grip on culture and the narrative is slipping (not lost, slipping).  This is a very crucial point in time as culture has begun to turn.  If Trump is reelected and has even the most modest success harming the establishment through direct action or exposing them further and people notice their lives get even slightly better, then with any semblance of fair elections populism would reign for years to come and the establishment will lose it’s power in this country.