Bolsonaro of Brazil, or some other leader down there in one of those countries, maybe Argentina or Venezuela, said, after 2020, that everyone in their country recognized exactly what had happened in the 2020 US election because South American countries have been dealing with corrupted politicians and fixed elections for generations. What happened here was immediately recognizable to them. For what it was.
Well, no one was imprisoned (or better, executed) for stealing the 2020 election, so they will definitely try again. No amount of talking or “sternly worded statements” will stop the rampant corruption and tyranny in this country. Yet so many just don’t want to admit where we are on the road map to oblivion, and what it will actually take to repel the traitors. Because we refused to acknowledge reality for so long, we have now bypassed all of the relatively easy off-ramps, leaving us only with the final option that our nation’s founders reminded us would be necessary from time to time if we were to preserve our freedom and our republic. Those with their heads planted firmly in the sand fantasize that we’ve “evolved” beyond the need for that, but universal principles, such as the need to kinetically excise the tyrants in our midst once in a while, never change.
May the standoff between Texas and the feds over the federal government’s despotic refusal to protect this nation become the spark for a long overdue confrontation between the remaining truly American states and the globalist/Marxist enemy in Washington. The way that Texas immediately ignored the Supreme Court’s absurd decision, something that until now only leftists did, speaks volumes about how serious the situation has become. It was a clear signal that the Supreme Court, as for most of the federal government, has lost its legitimacy, leaving the states, which are the true sovereign entities under our system, to take the reigns of power back from the feds and do what is necessary to protect their citizens. How “kinetic” things get from here is entirely up to the reactions of the Feds, but under no circumstance should Texas budge one inch.
The federal government only exerts the authority that the states voluntarily delegate to it, beyond the very narrow set of responsibilities assigned to it by the Constitution. It is time for the states to take back their authority and teach the Feds who the real boss is. And if the Feds have to get a severe “spanking” in the process to learn their lesson, all the better.