there are crimes committed with the full knowledge of those in charge because they're involved;

Child trafficking is why I started posting on social media. I watched a Tim Ballard interview and it got me fired up. GODS CHILDREN ARE NOT FOR SALE. share this trailer. It’ll make you tear up. I’m currently fighting back tears in a coffee shop tweeting this. Go watch this… ........watch.....

 holand is another focus of attention, that should be, as they're shutting down most of their farms, for immigrant invaders among other rationalizations, and its coming attractions for what the motherwefers intend to bring here. this third term of sain't obama is firmly connected to the schwabbies;

While France burns, let’s all keep an eye on Holland; because what’s happening there WILL also happen here, unless the people stop it.......watch.....

 colonel mcgreggor speaks about our immediate future for a bit more than a minute;

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 what's it all for is finally being asked;

The nation’s recruiting crisis has reportedly deepened as current and former troops discourage their loved ones from joining Recruits attend a September 2022 graduation ceremony from basic training at Fort Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina. © Getty Images / Scott Olson

The US military’s recruiting woes have reportedly intensified as current and former troops increasingly advise their family members against enlistment, weakening a tradition of multi-generation service that has historically been the nation’s primary source of new soldiers.

Veterans have soured on recommending that loved ones follow in their footsteps in the face of a tight labor market and rising concerns over low pay, debilitating injuries, suicides, and indecisive wars, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday. The recruiting crisis also comes amid controversy over the Pentagon’s prioritization of left-wing issues, such as transgenderism and critical race theory.

The sudden end of the Afghanistan war in August 2021 added to the consternation of some current or former troops, such as US Navy veteran Catalina Gasper, the WSJ said. “We were left with the gut-wrenching feeling of, ‘What was it all for?’” said Gasper, who still suffers from a traumatic brain injury incurred during a Taliban attack on her base in Kabul. She vowed to do all she could to make sure her children never join the military. “I just don’t see how it’s sustainable if the machine keeps chewing up and spitting out” our young people.......more..........

 mr peters speaks herein on the subject of our vanishing rule of law;

Under the terms and conditions set forth in the Constitution – ostensibly the document that  is the literal “letter of the law” – the president is supposed to be an administrator. The person whose job it is to – as the Constitution puts it – see that the laws are faithfully executed.

This is rather different than decreeing them – as for example via what are styled “executive orders.”

The Constitution says Congress shall write the laws, the idea being that congressmen are elected and there are a lot of them, rather than just one president. This to diffuse legal authority among many and also to hold it accountable to the many. The president is of course also elected, but in a manner that effectively renders each vote meaningless as one out of millions has the same effect as a drop of water on the depth of the ocean.........more.......