Last bread's stolen tractor Anon scenario reminded me of one time when I bought an old house on an empty block in an empty part of town -except for the hillbilly family that owned the block across the street from me.

Had no idea about them when I bought in, and when I went to work I suddenly had people of all ages who had lived there for generations screaming profanities at me from across the street like lunatics. One guy about my own age was the worst of them, in the prime of life and strong enough to be taken seriously.

I stood my ground, ignored them, and went about my work. I didn't have a choice. I was 30, nearly broke after a bunch of life had met me head on, and was taking a shot at making something of my life again, and had to live there while I rebuilt the place. I did clean and oil my old shot gun at a bench in the backyard within sight of them one time so they knew to stay on their own side of the street.

About the time the place was done and I was about to move out, I got out of my chair to change the channel on the Tv I had in front of a big window in the livingroom that faced their house. I saw a couple of beater cars come sliding into their gravel parking area and guys with shotguns jumped out to scream at the ones that they weren't suddenly throwing on the ground.

I got low and kept watching, and a black and white pulled up after 90 seconds of interesting shit, and it turns out they were all friends -except for the hillbillies that turns out were manufacturing drugs over there.

30 years later and I live on the next block over -never really made it out of here. I still see that one ten year old kid that I kind of made friends with after the shit hit their fan. He's 40, moved to a place outside of town, works hard and has a nice family.

Haven't seen any of the rest of them since their bad day, and I don't bother to ask about 'em.

Shit always seems to work itself out.

>>18034953

That committee has zero authority to refer charges on anybody TO anybody.

Not sure why they bothered, it's just an interesting plot point. If DOJ were to act against DJT, they'd need some kind of investigation that lead to charges to back it up

…the J6 Committee did not provide that.

Popcorn?

>>18035030

I'm no lawfag, but…

95% of conversation / speculation revolves around the Federal system of criminal law, and what one could expect to see based on our varying degrees of knowledge about that system.

In the grand scheme of these things, the Federal Courts are really the low rung of the ladder these people have propped up against this Country, and their weaponization of the Federal system ultimately just pushes themselves up that ladder.

It's hard to make the mental leap to understand that we are at war, and so a different standard would apply The war, by nature of being a war, would be subject to the Law of War, and defendants drawn into that arena would likely spend decades in military courts as their specific situations get sorted out in the murky mire they created.

US nationals, by their actions in working with foreign government could / would become enemy combatants. This seems to be an area of law that hasn't had a lot of exploration, so an accused could spend the decades they may have left on this rock being found innocent in a military court -only to spend the rest of their lives in the federal criminal system facing charges for their actions as civilians.

Any US military actor would find themselves being prosecuted under the UCMJ, and God help them for their misdeeds.

I honestly do not expect to see DJT as a defendant in any of these venues. The time the criminals had for wantonly abusing the system to their ends has come to a close.

>>18035112

Nothing worse than taking a soup off the burner when the potatoes are still crunchy.

Let's just watch the expert dole out the rope and watch the idiots weave their nooses.

Your job at this stage, IMO, is to make sure that you and yours have a dry roof and don't run out of popcorn

…because people don't think war be like that but it do.

>>18035112

Just a side note, regarding "11.3" etc from the drops:

I don't think the drops are referencing the prosecution of these criminals when it is describing what seem to be sections of the Law of War manual.

I think when we become aware of the referenced sections, it is much more likely that we are going to learn that we are an occupied population of an occupied land, and these sections in the Law of War manual are explaining to us the rules of how we have been governed.

Even a brief study of those sections explains why our our lives are documented from birth to death, why we are taxed to pay for our maintenance, why we are subject to rules from the moment of birth

…and why the constitution is merely "respected" rather than being our way of life.

Just yanno -"IMO."

>>18035155

That's possible, of course, but I would still recommend a little time reading those sections of the Law of War manual, from the perspective of an occupied population.

It also says in there that the Occupier doesn't even have to tell the population that they're occupied

…must be cool to get to write your own rules.

>>18035174

Being occupied since they capped Honest Abe makes it all make sense.

They've been installing the bureaucratic control structure that they legalized for themselves ever since.

Understanding yourself in the terms of a person inhabiting an occupied land makes everything from seatbelt laws and building codes to the Federal Reserve and IRS fall right into place.

Seems they tired of walking the line to let us think we're free and had to finally cross the thin green line to make their final play.

We're very fortunate that great men prepared for that moment, and that plenty of good men were ready when the time came.

>>18035218

Thanks, Anon -coffee clarity.

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>>18035304

Good thing you're just some low wage cunt internet shill then, isn't it?

>>18035316

Yep. If your survival isn't taking up most of your efforts, I's suggest using the time to prepare something for the better future that is incoming. Myself, I'm finalizing some product ideas to release on the market when the nation becomes productive again. We have a lot at our disposal in these fantastic times and it should be pretty amazing when the beast is finally subdued.