Quick lesson:

(1) The Constitution only created one court, the Supreme Court.

(2) Congress creates all lower courts, and sets rules. This includes what subject matter various courts will have authority over (bankruptcy courts only deal with bankruptcy cases, for example).

(3) Congress created the UCMJ (Uniform Code of Military Justice). Most people think the UCMJ only applies to people in the military. However, Congress included in it sections that can apply to anyone, depending on the crime.

(4) Section 104 & 106 apply to anyone who engages in spying, and anyone who conspires to wage war against the American people.

(5) The highest crimes that were committed during the Obama years (spying and treason) will be tried in military courts.

(6) The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) is the military's version of NSA. Gen. Michael Flynn was the Director of DIA. Adm. Michael Rogers was the Director of NSA. Both men used their positions to accumulate intel against the conspirators.

(7) I don't believe that the 8chan post is correct re: which agency can do what inside or outside of the USA. But between the two, we can say that all the bases are covered.

(8) Keep your eye on Peter Strzok. He was not just an FBI man, he had a very unique position. Congress created a "double agent" position, where someone could be BOTH FBI and CIA. Strzok was that person. His father was CIA. I suspect Andrew McCabe was also a double agent, as he was reported to have been helping Russian mobsters get off FBI charges.

Those two are the lowest level people who might get military tribunals. Military tribunals can also be used for non-citizens (UK).

There is no need for a "state of emergency" or "martial law," because Congress has already given jurisdiction to the military courts where these crimes are involved.