To yesterday’s blog [FN1] Bill Smythe, whom I respect, replied “you don’t save the constitution by ignoring it.” I said “everyone has ignored Amend XIV sec 3.” He noted it hasn’t been proven “in a court of law” w/not guilty in 2nd impeachment as close as we’ve come. [FN2] [FN3] 1/8

We must believe trump’s promise to be a dictator. trump loves dictatorial regimes. trump owed the 2016 election hack to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. That is because trump is heavily in debt to Russian banks - i.e., Putin. Pres Biden must exercise emergency powers & 2/8

disallow trump from taking office. Whether we are to be under trump’s dictatorship permanently or authoritarian rule (i.e. dictatorship) for a shorter period of time is not a pleasant set of options, but such choices have faced others in history: 3/8

“You fools. Don’t you realize what it means if the Chinese remain? Don’t you remember your history? The last time the Chinese came, they stayed for a thousand years. The French are foreigners. They are weak. Colonialism is dying. The white man is finished in Asia. But 4/8

if the Chinese stay now, they will never go. As for me, I prefer to sniff French shit for five years than eat Chinese shit for the rest of my life.” [FN Those were Ho Chi Minh’s sentiments after WWII. [FN4] We know that of which Putin is capable. Putin controls trump. 5/8

Pres Biden must invoke emergency powers, including those under Exec Order 13848, signed in 2018, to address foreign threats to the nation’s elections. Follow my friend Cassie Jackson on Facebook! 6/8

Footnotes:
FN1. “Pres Biden must act NOW to stop the insurrectionists' reaching their ultimate goal.”
FN2. Mr Smythe’s observation went to trump not being found, by any fact-finding body, to have engaged in an insurrection. 7/8

Footnotes:
FN3. The 5th Amend bar of double jeopardy does not apply to impeachments as they are not criminal proceedings, therefore double jeopardy does not apply. Trump v. United States, No. 23-939, slip op. at 34 (U.S. July 1, 2024).
FN4. Cawthorne, Nigel, “Vietnam: A War Lost and Won,” 2017, pp. 20-21. 8/8