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Line 1: − 2020 Democratic presidential candidate [[Joseph Robinette Biden]] openly hinted at intent to commit [[treason]] and insurrection, with aid from the Democrat Party, by claiming that four former joint chiefs of staff are ready to act,<ref>https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/colin-powell-s-criticism-means-four-ex-chairmen-joint-chiefs-n1227101</ref> referring to four ''former'' chairmen of the [[Joint Chiefs of Staff]] and now retired generals and admirals — Retired Navy Admiral [[Mike Mullen]], Retired Army General Martin Dempsey, Retired Air Force General Richard Myers, and Retired Army General [[Colin Powell]] — who have publicly criticized Trump’s notice that he may use federal troops to quell the [[Leftist insurrection]] if necessary, protect lives, and restore calm.+ − − Biden suggested that retired generals who publicly criticized the current elected president may be pressed into action by Biden to enforce the results of an election. Biden seemed to suggest that Biden can decide if Trump could only be reelected illegitimately. He apparently believes he has the support of the military, active and retired, to depose Trump. As disclosures mounted that outgoing [[Vice President]] Biden himself in 2017 thought that he and his administration had a right to surveil the [[2016 Trump campaign]] and [[Trump transition]]. Biden himself requested the unmasking of an American citizen in subsequent intelligence transcripts; the name had been redacted and was then [[illegal]]ly [[leak]]ed to the press. Biden was part of an Obama team that approved spying on [[General Michael Flynn]], Trump’s designated [[national security adviser]] — all justified on the notion of “[[Russian collusion]]” that at that time had already been debunked by the [[Obama administration]]’s own [[FBI]]. − − __TOC__ − − Regulations prohibit retired generals and admirals from disparaging the current [[commander in chief]]. The relevant regulations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice are more explicit about what constitutes clearly unacceptable behavior for retired generals still receiving government pay and perks.<ref>http://archive.is/Bh1GI</ref> − − In 1992 [[President George H.W. Bush]] characterized the riots in [[Los Angeles]] over the beating of Rodney King as mob-like: − {{quotebox|“What we saw last night and the night before in Los Angeles is not about civil rights. . . . It’s not a message of protest. It’s been the brutality of a mob, pure and simple.”}} − As commander in chief, Bush ordered 4,500 [[Marine]] combat troops into the city to quell the [[violence]]. And he added of the order, {{quotebox|“[[Federal]] effort will not be driven by mob violence, but by respect for [[due process]] and [[law]].”}} − [[File:Ballot harvesting.jpeg|left|300px|thumb|]] − At the time of the 1992 riots, Bush’s chairman of the joint chiefs, who oversaw the dispatch of the federal Marines into Los Angeles, was General Colin Powell. Powell, who now criticized Trump for even considering the use federal troops, reportedly told Bush of his request for federal troops to quell a domestic disturbance, “All you’ve got to do is say it.” − − For the first time in modern memory, lots of media venues and essayists have openly discussed the possibility that the President Trump might be the object of a [[coup]], warnings issued both prior to and after President Trump’s election, from both [[American]]s and foreign observers, and then again in reaction to [[political]]ly [[partisan]] declarations of disdain from the retired generals and admirals. They made no specific charges that the president had violated the [[Constitution]] while daily more evidence surfaced of the Obama administration’s efforts to [[sabotage]] a campaign, a presidential transition, and the early months of the new [[Trump administration]]. − − It is not just retired military officers who voice barely veiled concerns that Trump is beyond the pale and has wrecked the Constitution and should leave “the sooner, the better” (as retired admiral William McRaven put it in 2019). High-ranking intelligence and investigatory officials under the guise of constitutionalism have deemed Donald Trump and his administration, at least in their own individual exalted estimations, existential threats that require extra-constitutional means to defeat. − − Rarely have the former head of the CIA ([[John Brennan]]), the top echelon of the FBI ([[James Comey]] and [[Andrew McCabe]]), and the former director of national intelligence ([[James Clapper]]) — none of them elected officials — become the subject of criminal investigations by federal attorneys for a number of possible federal crimes, whose essence was aborting a presidential transition and later a presidency. − − In 2018, the retired director of the CIA tweeted of the President, in the larger context of [[Russian collusion hoax|the now repudiated Russian hoax]] and, in particular, the firing of Andrew McCabe from the FBI, − {{quotebox|“When the full extent of your venality, moral turpitude, and political corruption becomes known, you will take your rightful place as a disgraced demagogue in the dustbin of history. . . . America will triumph over you”}} − Brennan, prior to Trump’s presidency, admitted to lying under oath to Congress on two occasions. Former U.N. ambassador [[Samantha Power]] tweeted a snarky assent, − {{quotebox|“Not a good idea to piss off John Brennan.”}} − That echoed Senate Minority leader [[Democrat]] Leader [[Chuck Schumer]]’s earlier warning: − {{quotebox|“Let me tell you: You take on the [[intelligence community]] — they have six ways from Sunday of getting back at you.”}} − [[File:Voter Fraud Division.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Voter fraud has become a serious problem across the United States and threatens the integrity of the [[2020 presidential election]].]] − In an interview with [[HBO]]’s ''The Circus'', [[Hillary Clinton]] said , − {{quotebox-float|"Joe Biden should not concede under any circumstances because I think this is going to drag out, and eventually I do believe he will win if we don’t give an inch and if we are as focused and relentless as the other side is. We’ve got to have a massive legal operation. I know the Biden campaign is working on that."<ref> https://creativedestructionmedia.com/news/politics/2020/08/25/hillary-clinton-joe-biden-should-not-concede-under-any-circumstances/</ref>}} − [[Al Gore]] likewise publicly advocated for a Marxist-style military coup to overthrow American [[democracy]].<ref>https://www.thedailybeast.com/al-gore-says-if-trump-refuses-to-concede-election-the-military-would-run-him-out</ref> − Ten days before the election Biden went back into hiding and boasted of having assembled "the most extensive and inclusive [[voter fraud]] organization in history.”<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/10/24/joe-biden-brags-about-having-most-extensive-voter-fraud-organization-in-history/</ref> When Democrats want to tilt elections in their favor outside the ballot box, [[Marc Elias]] of [[Perkins Coie]] is the go-to guy. Perkins Coie is the Democratic law firm, paid by [[2016 Hillary Clinton campaign|the Hillary Clinton campaign]], that hired [[Fusion GPS]] to dig up dirt on Donald Trump in 2016. They failed, but still compiled the ''[[Steele dossier]]'' full of foreign-solicited lies about Trump and Russia, which was leaked by Obama intelligence officials to try to sabotage the new president’s administration, sow doubt in his election victory, and invalidate the votes of 63 million Americans. From [[Wisconsin]] to [[Nevada]], to [[California]], Marc Elias and the Democrats pushed lawsuits disguised as “election reform” to water down important election safeguards and increase the opportunity for fraud, abuse, and corruption. In August 2020 ''[[Politico]]'' reported,+ Line 192:
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[[File:2020 Electoral map 11-8-20.png|right|350px|thumb|Electoral Map as of Novemeber 9, 2020. Biden 249, Trump 216, 73 remaining.]]
[[File:2020 Electoral map 11-8-20.png|right|350px|thumb|Electoral Map as of Novemeber 9, 2020. Biden 249, Trump 216, 73 remaining.]]
Ten days before the election [[Joe Biden]] boasted of having assembled "the most extensive and inclusive [[voter fraud]] organization in history.”<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/10/24/joe-biden-brags-about-having-most-extensive-voter-fraud-organization-in-history/</ref>
==The largest voter fraud organization ever==
==The largest voter fraud organization ever==
:{{See also|Cloward-Piven strategy|Ballot harvesting|2020 Voter fraud timeline}}
:{{See also|Cloward-Piven strategy|Ballot harvesting|2020 Voter fraud timeline}}
When Democrats want to tilt elections in their favor outside the ballot box, [[Marc Elias]] of [[Perkins Coie]] is the go-to guy. Perkins Coie is the Democratic law firm, paid by [[2016 Hillary Clinton campaign|the Hillary Clinton campaign]], that hired [[Fusion GPS]] to dig up dirt on Donald Trump in 2016. They failed, but still compiled the ''[[Steele dossier]]'' full of foreign-solicited lies about Trump and Russia, which was leaked by Obama intelligence officials to try to sabotage the new president’s administration, sow doubt in his election victory, and invalidate the votes of 63 million Americans. From [[Wisconsin]] to [[Nevada]], to [[California]], Marc Elias and the Democrats pushed lawsuits disguised as “election reform” to water down important election safeguards and increase the opportunity for fraud, abuse, and corruption. In August 2020 ''[[Politico]]'' reported,
{{quotebox|[[Coronavirus]] has turned the Democratic Party’s voter contact program, one operative said, into something more like a tech support operation than a traditional door-knocking effort.....[[Priorities USA]], the Democratic super PAC, is spending $24 million on voter mobilization, which includes vote-by-mail education. Fair Fight, a group founded by [[Stacey Abrams]], has rolled out voter protection programs in 17 states....
{{quotebox|[[Coronavirus]] has turned the Democratic Party’s voter contact program, one operative said, into something more like a tech support operation than a traditional door-knocking effort.....[[Priorities USA]], the Democratic super PAC, is spending $24 million on voter mobilization, which includes vote-by-mail education. Fair Fight, a group founded by [[Stacey Abrams]], has rolled out voter protection programs in 17 states....
The September 2020 ''Atlantic'' disinformation piece was meant to diminish President Trump with the troops. [[Eric Ciaramella]] and [[Alexander Vindman]] are likely two of the anonymous sources.<ref>https://youtu.be/wqSRimjtXT4</ref> As noted in the war game, Democrats will take drastic action in the case of a loss and wait to see what the military does. This disgusting narrative is meant to encourage them to prefer Biden. Democrats are actually willing to try and politicize the military, a despicable move, to gain power.
The September 2020 ''Atlantic'' disinformation piece was meant to diminish President Trump with the troops. [[Eric Ciaramella]] and [[Alexander Vindman]] are likely two of the anonymous sources.<ref>https://youtu.be/wqSRimjtXT4</ref> As noted in the war game, Democrats will take drastic action in the case of a loss and wait to see what the military does. This disgusting narrative is meant to encourage them to prefer Biden. Democrats are actually willing to try and politicize the military, a despicable move, to gain power.
'''Biden Putsch'''
2020 Democratic presidential candidate [[Joseph Robinette Biden]] openly hinted at intent to commit [[treason]] and insurrection, with aid from the Democrat Party, by claiming that four former joint chiefs of staff are ready to act,<ref>https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/colin-powell-s-criticism-means-four-ex-chairmen-joint-chiefs-n1227101</ref> referring to four ''former'' chairmen of the [[Joint Chiefs of Staff]] and now retired generals and admirals — Retired Navy Admiral [[Mike Mullen]], Retired Army General Martin Dempsey, Retired Air Force General Richard Myers, and Retired Army General [[Colin Powell]] — who have publicly criticized Trump’s notice that he may use federal troops to quell the [[Leftist insurrection]] if necessary, protect lives, and restore calm.
Biden suggested that retired generals who publicly criticized the current elected president may be pressed into action by Biden to enforce the results of an election. Biden seemed to suggest that Biden can decide if Trump could only be reelected illegitimately. He apparently believes he has the support of the military, active and retired, to depose Trump. As disclosures mounted that outgoing [[Vice President]] Biden himself in 2017 thought that he and his administration had a right to surveil the [[2016 Trump campaign]] and [[Trump transition]]. Biden himself requested the unmasking of an American citizen in subsequent intelligence transcripts; the name had been redacted and was then [[illegal]]ly [[leak]]ed to the press. Biden was part of an Obama team that approved spying on [[General Michael Flynn]], Trump’s designated [[national security adviser]] — all justified on the notion of “[[Russian collusion]]” that at that time had already been debunked by the [[Obama administration]]’s own [[FBI]].
Regulations prohibit retired generals and admirals from disparaging the current [[commander in chief]]. The relevant regulations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice are more explicit about what constitutes clearly unacceptable behavior for retired generals still receiving government pay and perks.<ref>http://archive.is/Bh1GI</ref>
In 1992 [[President George H.W. Bush]] characterized the riots in [[Los Angeles]] over the beating of Rodney King as mob-like:
{{quotebox|“What we saw last night and the night before in Los Angeles is not about civil rights. . . . It’s not a message of protest. It’s been the brutality of a mob, pure and simple.”}}
As commander in chief, Bush ordered 4,500 [[Marine]] combat troops into the city to quell the [[violence]]. And he added of the order, {{quotebox|“[[Federal]] effort will not be driven by mob violence, but by respect for [[due process]] and [[law]].”}}
[[File:Ballot harvesting.jpeg|left|300px|thumb|]]
At the time of the 1992 riots, Bush’s chairman of the joint chiefs, who oversaw the dispatch of the federal Marines into Los Angeles, was General Colin Powell. Powell, who now criticized Trump for even considering the use federal troops, reportedly told Bush of his request for federal troops to quell a domestic disturbance, “All you’ve got to do is say it.”
For the first time in modern memory, lots of media venues and essayists have openly discussed the possibility that the President Trump might be the object of a [[coup]], warnings issued both prior to and after President Trump’s election, from both [[American]]s and foreign observers, and then again in reaction to [[political]]ly [[partisan]] declarations of disdain from the retired generals and admirals. They made no specific charges that the president had violated the [[Constitution]] while daily more evidence surfaced of the Obama administration’s efforts to [[sabotage]] a campaign, a presidential transition, and the early months of the new [[Trump administration]].
It is not just retired military officers who voice barely veiled concerns that Trump is beyond the pale and has wrecked the Constitution and should leave “the sooner, the better” (as retired admiral William McRaven put it in 2019). High-ranking intelligence and investigatory officials under the guise of constitutionalism have deemed Donald Trump and his administration, at least in their own individual exalted estimations, existential threats that require extra-constitutional means to defeat.
Rarely have the former head of the CIA ([[John Brennan]]), the top echelon of the FBI ([[James Comey]] and [[Andrew McCabe]]), and the former director of national intelligence ([[James Clapper]]) — none of them elected officials — become the subject of criminal investigations by federal attorneys for a number of possible federal crimes, whose essence was aborting a presidential transition and later a presidency.
In 2018, the retired director of the CIA tweeted of the President, in the larger context of [[Russian collusion hoax|the now repudiated Russian hoax]] and, in particular, the firing of Andrew McCabe from the FBI,
{{quotebox|“When the full extent of your venality, moral turpitude, and political corruption becomes known, you will take your rightful place as a disgraced demagogue in the dustbin of history. . . . America will triumph over you”}}
Brennan, prior to Trump’s presidency, admitted to lying under oath to Congress on two occasions. Former U.N. ambassador [[Samantha Power]] tweeted a snarky assent,
{{quotebox|“Not a good idea to piss off John Brennan.”}}
That echoed Senate Minority leader [[Democrat]] Leader [[Chuck Schumer]]’s earlier warning:
{{quotebox|“Let me tell you: You take on the [[intelligence community]] — they have six ways from Sunday of getting back at you.”}}
[[File:Voter Fraud Division.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Voter fraud has become a serious problem across the United States and threatens the integrity of the [[2020 presidential election]].]]
In an interview with [[HBO]]’s ''The Circus'', [[Hillary Clinton]] said ,
{{quotebox-float|"Joe Biden should not concede under any circumstances because I think this is going to drag out, and eventually I do believe he will win if we don’t give an inch and if we are as focused and relentless as the other side is. We’ve got to have a massive legal operation. I know the Biden campaign is working on that."<ref> https://creativedestructionmedia.com/news/politics/2020/08/25/hillary-clinton-joe-biden-should-not-concede-under-any-circumstances/</ref>}}
[[Al Gore]] likewise publicly advocated for a Marxist-style military coup to overthrow American [[democracy]].<ref>https://www.thedailybeast.com/al-gore-says-if-trump-refuses-to-concede-election-the-military-would-run-him-out</ref>
==See also==
==See also==