by Leo Hohmann, Leo’s Newsletter:
President calls for 50 percent increase in war budget and says there is no check on his power outside of his own mind.
There’s a powder keg building in Minnesota that bears watching.
I predicted several years ago that the easiest and most likely way for the globalists to orchestrate the final takedown of America would be to embroil the country simultaneously in a world war and a civil war.
With the events of the last week, that well-scripted scenario seems more likely than ever to be the one followed by the powers that be.
President Trump has lost court cases in recent weeks involving his plans to deploy federal troops in cities and states where the mayors and governors don’t want them.
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The main reason he has lost those cases is because the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 forbids the federal government from using the U.S. military to conduct domestic law enforcement. But there is a way to get around those restrictions, and that is to invoke the federal Insurrection Act of 1807.
Given all of the power plays I see coming out of Washington, I have to wonder if the timing of the dust up in Minnesota is purely coincidental. As ICE agents swept into Minneapolis to conduct a new set of raids, one federal agent deployed lethal force against a woman, Renee Good, who maneuvered her vehicle in a questionable manner. Some say she tried to run over the ICE agent. Others say she was just driving erratically, got scared when she saw the agents and tried to flee the scene. I’m not going to weigh in on her motives or whether the officer’s use of lethal force was justified because I don’t know enough about the case. But either way, the shooting was guaranteed to touch off protests in the same city, Minneapolis, where the George Floyd protests started in 2020.
If these protests continue to spread and intensify, it plays right into Trump’s hands. Look for him to invoke the Insurrection Act and then it’s game on for a new level of chaos, division and internal strife. Trump has already threatened on multiple occasions to invoke the Insurrection Act, so he’s looking for an excuse to do it. Will Minneapolis provide that excuse?
We could be days or weeks away from the president invoking the Act, followed by mass arrests and scenes of violence overtaking the cities. It would be like pouring salt into America’s biggest open wound.
If he does that, the globalist power elites seeking to deal a death blow to America as we know it, will be giddy. Their dream scenario is World War III, over-extending the U.S. military on multiple fronts against the Russians, Chinese, Iranians and North Koreans, while unleashing civil war, or at least extreme civil strife, here at home.
Donald Trump is taking care of the first order of business right now with his continuous probing and poking of the bear. Apparently, he wants to find out just how far he can push his agenda of American hegemony, his administration laughing at even the suggestion that they might be bound by the Constitution or rule of law.
Trump stated this week in an interview with the New York Times, that he “doesn’t need international law.”
Asked if there were any limits on his power, Trump said:
“Yeah, there is one thing. My own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me. I don’t need international law. I’m not looking to hurt people.”
But it’s not just international law being flouted. Trump also posted his intention to ignore the War Powers Act of 1973, dismissing it as “unconstitutional.”
Vice President J.D. Vance echoed Trump, unloading on the War Powers Act, which was passed by Congress in 1973 for a very good reason in the aftermath of the Vietnam debacle. The law requires the president to get the consent of Congress before sending U.S. troops into harm’s way on foreign soil.
