CNN, citing defense sources,
recently reported that Pentagon
officials have been discussing how to countermand
potential orders from President-elect Donald Trump.
The report noted that the officials have
been “gaming out” various scenarios, including the possibility that Trump could
deploy troops to assist in mass deportations. And, perhaps more to the point,
that he could potentially reclassify federal employees to make them easier to
fire. Egads!
CNN quoted one defense official as
stating, “We are all preparing and planning for the worst-case scenario, but
the reality is that we don’t know how this is going to play out yet.”
According to CNN, the most concerning thing
for these unelected bureaucrats is the likelihood that Trump would reinstate Schedule
F, an executive order Trump issued in 2020, making it easier to dismiss ‘civil
servants.’
Here’s a tip: you’re not a ‘civil
servant’ if you’ll do anything to prevent the duly elected president from
carrying out his agenda.
What’s more, the United States has a
military controlled by civilian authority, not the other way around. That’s in
something called the Constitution. If Pentagon officials attempt to countermand
and obstruct the Commander-in-Chief’s orders, much as they were allegedly
determined to give notice to China
if they disapproved of his intent, they are guilty of treason. Period.
And treason used to carry a severe
penalty, often resulting in the traitor hanging from the highest tree or yardarm,
so to speak.
The of us in the U.S.—as well as the
world at large—desperately need Trump to be successful in draining The Swamp. Whether
we know it or not.
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