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To: MrEdd

“The DOJ does not have the authority to refuse congress.”

- Like the Judiciary creating law without consequence (of which everyone must comply), and thereby the Judiciary demonstrates their supremacy over Congress, **the DOJ has many times, established its supremacy over Congress. Today, the DOJ/FBI regularly blow off Congress. In doing so with impunity, they have clearly demonstrated Congress is subject to, and will be forced to do what the DOJ determines. In this, our “Federal Police” are demonstrating they are in control of the Executive and Legislative Branches of our government.

- Judges are regularly in violation of the law when they legislate, establishing their supremacy over Congress, and regularly order the Executive Branch to comply with their decisions to violate Federal law.

- Many agencies in federal government, write and determine federal codes, statutes, and regulations, which the rest of society must not violate, or we will often face fines and prison - which have never been seen or voted on by our elected representatives.

The entire system is now lawless, and has been reorganized and weaponized to carry out anti-American left-wing warfare against all who will not comply, or may represent a threat to their centralized sovereign global socialist government!


19 posted on 12/14/2018 10:49:55 AM PST by patriotfury ((May the fleas of a thousand camels occupy mo' ham mads tents!))
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To: patriotfury

““The DOJ does not have the authority to refuse congress.””

Congress has ZERO authority. They have proved that over and over again. A toothless tiger or pussycat.


24 posted on 12/14/2018 1:27:43 PM PST by faucetman (Just the facts, ma'am, Just the facts)
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