Breakin' The Law

 Liberation is a tricky term. I was once liberated from a Saturn station wagon. I was liberated from having to go to my job at a video store when it closed down. I'm suggesting that "liberation" is usually in the eyes of the liberators, not the liberated. Women's liberation, for example, would have men believing that those uppity women folk don't know how good they have it. For those who continue to do the same job as men for eighty-five percent of the pay might disagree. 

Much in the same way that the citizens of Washington D.C. may disagree with the "liberation" they are experiencing at the behest of the top of Epstein's list. In order to distract America from his obvious and nefarious connection to the trafficker of underage women, the Cheeto In Chief has sent eight hundred  National Guard troops into the streets of our nation's capitol to bolster the hundreds of federal law enforcement officials already on the case. 

What case? Why cracking down on the crime that has been going down steadily over the past two years. He put United States Attorney General Pam Bondi, who couldn't manage to find a file on her desk but now she's going to spearhead the "historic action to rescue our nation's capital from crime, bloodshed, bedlam and squalor and worse," in the words of her uber-agitated boss. 

What's worse that squalor, I ask? How about having a "president" who wasn't upset about his buddy being a pedophile, but rather because the pedophile in question was poaching all the teenage girls from his spa. 

That's some pretty solid squalor there, if you ask me. 

Then there's the matter of Posse Comitatus. For the second time in the past few months, the former gameshow host and current top of the Epstein List has deployed federal troops for domestic law enforcement. This is against the law. The convicted felon is breaking the law by sending the National Guard to clean up the city that has already seen a reduction in the amount of violent crime over the past two years. It should be noted that back in 1993, the District of Columbia experienced a twenty-three percent drop in violent crime not because they sent in heavily armed federal soldiers, but because four thousand people meditated for two to four hours a day. 

Please understand that I believe this same kind of stunt today would probably not have the same shock and awe as a bunch of armored personnel carriers rumbling through the streets. Then again, that sort of thing was normalized back in June when the Royal Buffoon decided to have tanks show up for his birthday. 

Oh, and did I mention that that same "president" is at the top of the Epstein List? 

I just figured I should mention that in case anyone had forgotten.