THE IRS, DOJ, PROSECUTORS, FBI, MEDIA, CIA, MI6, NSA, WEAPONIZED AGAINST THE OPPOSITION BY THE INCUMBENT IS TANTAMONT TO A PERMANENT SUPERPOWER UNELECTED DEEP STATE POWERED BY UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF FREE "GO-FUND-ME" HUSH MONEY AND WORTHLESS PAPER PONZI CURRENCIES OF THE GREATEST MONETARY FRAUD IN HISTORY SANS TOIL.
MOVIE 1 [Full]: The 'START' PLOT: How the intelligence apparatus, State Dept, and Dept of "JUSTICE" of the United States, in joint effort w/ our (x) primary foreign allies + other covert assets, as directed by HUSSEIN [WH] in coordination w/ HRC, colluded and conspired to RIG THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2016 in an effort to install HRC, frame POTUS (PROJECTION!), create emergency contingencies re: installation of SAFEGUARDS and FIREWALLS to PREVENT EXPOSURE OR CONTINUATION OF PRESIDENCY SHOULD COUNTER FAIL TO ENSURE OPERATORS, ACTORS, AGENTS OF POWER, PAST & PRESENT, REMAIN IN CONTROL, AND USE SOURCES/COVERT ASSETS OF THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA TO CARRY OUT X-FRAME BARRAGE OF STRATEGIC COORDINATED [GUIDED] ATTACKS DESIGNED TO DIVIDE, COVER/SHELTER, JUSTIFY IMPEACHMENT/REMOVAL IN EFFORT TO REGAIN CONTROL AND PREVENT PUBLIC AWARENESS OF ILLEGAL, CRIMINAL, TREASONOUS ACTS [MOVIES 1-3 FULL LIST]. Coming SOON to a theater near you. MOVIE 2 – Coming this FALL. MOVIE 3 – TBA Enjoy the show. Q
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Posted Aug 24, 2018 by Martin Armstrong Some people have asked if it was the Obama Administration that used the IRS against its enemies. I am not Republican or Democrat and have stated countless times that I see no difference between them behind the curtain when it comes to maintaining power. Judicial Watch reported on documents it received showing that Republicans, as well as Democrats, approved of the IRS’s political targeting of American citizens. Yes, the Obama Administration targeted the Tea Party because they began this movement to Drain the Swamp. I believe that Boehner was supporting that effort because he could not “deliver” the Republican vote in Congress because the Tea Party member of Congress wanted reform. More details leaked-out about how widespread the abuse of the IRS after the Lerner affair. Ultimately, the IRS formally admitted to ill-treatment of “36 Tea Party and other conservative organizations from 20 states that applied for 501(c)(3) and (c)(4) tax-exempt status” during Obama’s first four years in office. During that time, the agency subjected “those applications to heightened scrutiny and inordinate delays,’” and demanded, “’information that TIGTA determined was unnecessary to the agency’s determination of their tax-exempt status.” The Judicial Watch obtained IRS Documents that revealed John McCain’s Subcommittee Staff Director urged IRS to engage in “the solution is to audit so many that it becomes financially ruinous.” So here we have a Republican, John McCain, abusing the power of the IRS for the same ends. And people are shocked McCain did not want Trump to speak at his funeral?
Rage to Impeach Trump for the Wrong Reasons By Stephen Lendman Global Research, August 24, 2018
Rage to Impeach Trump for the Wrong Reasons
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No president in US history was removed from office by impeachment.
Under the Constitution’s Article II, Section 4, impeachment and conviction require proving “treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.”
The Constitution’s Article I, Section 2 empowers House members to impeach a sitting president. Senate members alone are empowered to try them.
According to Law Professor Charles L. Black, obstruction of justice could be a justifiable ground for impeachment if “it occurs in connection with governmental matters, and when its perpetrator is the person principally charged with taking care that the laws be faithfully executed.”
According to the Ohio State Bar Association,
“any act that is intended to interfere with the administration of justice may constitute obstruction of justice.”
Examples include “any attempt to hinder the discovery, apprehension, conviction or punishment of anyone who has committed a crime.”
“The acts by which justice is obstructed may include bribery, murder, intimidation, and the use of physical force against witnesses, law enforcement officers or court officials.”“The purpose may be to influence, delay or prevent the communication of information to law enforcement officers; to influence, delay or prevent court testimony; to alter or destroy evidence; or to evade a subpoena or similar court process.”
No legal basis exists for charging Trump with obstruction of justice. No evidence suggests it. Nothing indicates he or his team colluded improperly or illegally with anyone in Russia.
Anything related to his private sex life isn’t an impeachable offense. Nor are his views on any issues – no matter how extreme, offensive and unacceptable.
Only two presidents were impeached, neither convicted and removed from office. Nixon resigned to avoid impeachment.
He was targeted for policies diverging from longstanding official ones, dark forces getting revenge by trumping up Watergate charges against him.
A similar plot is simmering to get Trump, wanting him impeached and removed from office for the wrong reasons, not the right ones.
Indicting a sitting president is another matter entirely. Nothing in the Constitution permits it. The supreme law of the land states:
“Judgment in Cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal of office.” It’s not a procedure to punish.
Knowledgable about parliamentary abuses of power, America’s framers limited impeachment to removal from office alone.
Indictments are about holding individuals accountable for unlawful acts. If removed from office, former presidents as private citizens can be charged with offenses, prosecuted and convicted – what never happened before in US history.
In the Federalist Papers, Alexander Hamilton said presidents “would be liable to be impeached, tried, and, upon conviction of treason, bribery, or other high crimes or misdemeanors, removed from office; and would afterwards be liable to prosecution and punishment in the ordinary course of law.”
If indicted while in office, a president would be unable to carry out his or her constitutional duties, notably if convicted and imprisoned.
Billionaire hedge fund manager connected to undemocratic Dems Tom Steyer spent millions of dollars on a campaign to impeach Trump and remove him from office, falsely saying:
He “brought us to the brink of nuclear war, obstructed justice at the FBI and, in direct violation of the Constitution, has taken money from foreign governments and threatened to shut down news organizations that report the truth.”
Trump called him “wacky and totally unhinged.” Wicked more aptly describes him. Reportedly he has presidential ambitions. Publicly he said he’s not ruling out a 2020 run.
Figures close to him indicated he intends to seek the presidency in 2020 if undemocratic Dems win majority House and Senate control in November, or close to it.
His Need to Impeach petition campaign got over 5.6 million signatures so far, stating: “We the people must impeach this president. Sign on now.”
According to an unnamed Dem donor,
“(t)here’s no secret he’s going to be running for president, especially if Democrats take the House.”“Anyone who says this movement of his is purely about saving the country from Trump and not about any future political ambitions is just out of touch.”
Undemocratic Dems and media want Trump removed from office for the wrong reasons, not the right ones – further evidence that America’s political process is too debauched to fix.
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Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net.
His new book as editor and contributor is titled “Flashpoint in Ukraine: US Drive for Hegemony Risks WW III.”
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