This illegitimate US "government" has used every device imaginable to try and destroy Donald Trump. Even going so far as to change established law to allow that mad-woman Jean E Carroll to have a shot at him. SCOTUS is rumoured to be about to throw out the recent NY business-law case and give him back his $500m.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2024 10:05 pm@frogmella
You might find this article interesting from a reliable think tank.
https://www.chathamhouse.org/2024/02/co ... al-divorce
The US is no different to any other country. All countries have the right in law to use lethal force in times of civil war being declared by their incumbent governments.
Hell, it doesn’t even have to be a civil war. Look at what happened to the guy on the London tube who was mistaken for a terrorist. Somebody gave an order, they and the people who shot him were never prosecuted. Instead the UK government paid an undisclosed fee to his family. In essence he was mudered by the UK state.
If the US does have another civil war then it will be carnage with 360 million firearms in circulation and untold amounts of explosives. You will have civilians and national guardsmen killing each other when loyalties gets displaced. And that’s even before the police and regular army gets involved.
There is no conspiracy to murder Trump by those in power. It would be stupid to as he would become some sort of martyr and very possibly then escalate to civil war in some shape or form.
To suggest those really in power in the US are not trying to assassinate him is just..... naivety. Obviously they don't do it themselves, they get their agents to cultivate a local nutter willing to do it for them.
The comparison between US and UK response is ridiculous. the US police already have almost as much firepower at their disposal as does the whole British Army. British police are not routinely armed and neither is the population in general, so a large-scale firearms incident in the UK might well require the deployment of military assets.
The issue date of this recent DoD directive, just before the most divisive election since their civil war, is not. in my opinion, insignificant.
Anyway, we'll all find out over the next few weeks.
