MAGA-SCOTUS v. USA: Good behavior?
March 4, 2024
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We need to swamp Congress and State officials with threats of voting them out of office and suing them (if they fail to immediately remove corrupted Supreme Court Justices).
Why? I agree with Winston Churchill, democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others. Can we make America greater (MAG)? Not if we don’t fix it and ourselves.
Should we MAG or not? Well, it will take all (or most) of us. How? What’s broken needs fixing, not a dictator, not more corruption, lies, slander, and violence. To succeed, we need an ethical Supreme Court of the US (SCOTUS). So, let’s start with it. Now, about courts and keeping a seat on the SCOTUS, our Constitution says this:
“The judicial Power of the united States shall be vested in one Supreme Court... Judges, of both the supreme and inferior Courts, shall hold their Offices during good Behavior...” (from Article 3, Section 1)
Aiding fraudulent conspiracy, treasonous insurrection, and psychological warfare against the Rule of Law is not good behavior. Judicial inaction prolonging treason and fraud is a crime committed under the color of law (fake legality), and
“...Treason against the united States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnessses to the same overt Act...” (from Article 3, Section 3)
Russia, China, and North Korea have always waged InfoWar against the USA. Trump’s rain of lies is a War on Truth, against the Rule of Law. It aids our enemies by supporting mass-confusion about reality, news, laws, elections, and other necessities of American government. That makes Trump’s InfoWar ongoing treason, with billions of witnesses.
So, to protect us and ensure justice, judges appointed to America’s highest Court must uphold a higher standard of ethics than all other officials. So, when a member of the SCOTUS, pretends that Trump’s claim (of absolute immunity) might be valid, that’s as bad as ignoring his ongoing treason (etc.). It makes those “Justices” traitors, deserving arrest (etc.), now.
What if Congress won’t impeach the traitors? We can use our constitutional Rights and powers (of the States and us, the People) to oust them. President Biden and non-Trumpi members of Congress could then Fast Track emergency replacements. That would enable a sustainable MAG program.
So, let’s let our voices be heard, louder and clearer than Trumpi lies. Let’s make the fear of our votes (and prosecutions) motivate the solution most of us really want. For the good of all generations, let’s end political insanity, rampant treason, and Trump’s war against reality, and keep making America greater.
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ML Monterey, Western Cascadia, USA, 2024, March 4
TRUMP v. the USA
February 26, 2024
The current preprint copy of this Op-Ed piece is a report on the legal facts, realities, and truths of our constitutional rule of law that make Trump & Trumpi accomplices guilty of insurrection, treason, and other capital crimes. Here’s the link to a PDF copy > TRUMP v. the USA
Here’s a copy of the first page:
TRUMP et al v. the USA et al :: Copyright © 2024 Michael Lucas Monterey. Creative Commons Licensing protocols apply.
In my opinion, no politician can make America great again. We all need to make it greater. Now, holding Donald J. Trump and his accomplices responsible for insurrection, treason, and their other crimes will help.
Yet, I agree with some of what Trump and his supporters say about corruption of government here. I go further. Like researchers at Princeton and Northwestern (universities),[1] I see no democratic republic here. I see a plutocratic oligarchy, run by and for the super-rich, the ultra-rich, and their corporations. I think our Constitution needs updating,[2] but I can’t agree that one professional fraudster (who wants to be like Putin, or Xi or Kim or Hitler) can or would “fix” America.
The signers of our Declaration of Independence agree with me, that “…when a long train of abuses and usurpations…” threaten us with absolute tyranny, “…it is [our] right…[our] duty” to end our subjection to corrupted government “…to provide new Guards for [our] future security.” Still, they knew that most of us will suffer tolerable evils, rather than relieve ourselves by radically changing our habits and lives.[3] Why? We prefer suffering a devil we know, to taking a chance on one who may be worse.
INSURRECTION OR TREASON?
I also agree with Winston Churchill, “democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others.”[4]
Despite the defects—of our Constitution, governments, and devils—most of us don’t suffer enough to crave an extremely radical change of our ways or governance (etc.). We also want the rule of law to be as effective as possible. So, we should protect our constitutional rule of law. That requires holding government officials, judges, and other law officers responsible to protect it and us. They should see Trump’s War on Truth for what it is, a war against the law, our Constitution, good government, our security, peace, and liberty. That makes it a treasonous conspiracy.
We can equate the War on Truth with Putin’s global InfoWar, and psychological warfare in general. You disagree? Watch documentaries on the dictators’ playbook, and do more reading.[5] Future dictators use a game plan, starting with InfoWar. The rest of the strategy is simple, making it a useful check list.
THE DICTATORS’ PLAYBOOK
“Learning from the experience of history requires recognizing the patterns of dictatorships—the
Strongman’s Playbook…
A. Extreme nationalism that calls for restoring a country’s past glory or greatness. +1
B. Placing blame on a single group…an ethnic or religious minority, or foreign threat. +2
C. Warning of an emergency, often nonexistent, or responding to severe economic distress… +3
D. Calls for “law and order” and eliminating corruption. +4
Continued, page 2 – 7
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