Third Term, Part Two

With one of the most colorful presidential elections in recent history well under way, and with polls indicating "None of the Above" may get as many votes as the Republican and Democrat party candidates, we may face a unique situation.  A lot of folks are tired of the whole process, and they tend to be same ones who usually tire of political races.  Some folks are on fire, as they rightly see this election as a last chance to preserve a constitutional republic type of government.   As I posted yesterday, HRC's health will be a pivotal factor in this race, and should she pass away post-election, but pre-inaugural, a major decision of how to proceed will be left to the Kenyan.  And that's not good for those of us on the constitutional republic side.  

But what if HRC is now incapacitated to the point of being in a non responsive coma, or perhaps even dead already?  The Democrat party may be already be planing a sequel to Weekend At Bernie's as they pretend she's still alive, propped up in a van perhaps, or replaced by a very convincing body double.  That fraud is a criminal act, of course, but this is the Clinton/Obama/Chicago crime machine we're dealing with after all.  So while all this chaos and uncertainty gives many folks pause, and given the state sponsored media is less than forthcoming when it comes to negative information about the democrats, or HRC in particular, one can certainly speculate freely.  And the wildest speculation may be spot on at the end of the day.

But even more troubling than having a holographic candidate is what the Kenyan's regime plans for the voting process.  Citing false flag situations, such as the presumed Russian hacking of US intelligence systems, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson has what he considers a solution: He wants to use his authority under a post-9/11 federal law designed to protect the country against terrorist attacks to designate the election system as “critical infrastructure.” With electronic voting, any manipulation of the result is easy; and not only possible, but probable.  A simpler solution is a return to paper ballots in this writer's view.  But we simply cannot have voters determining election outcomes, now can we?

While this redefining the entire election process to be under the watchful eye of DHS  is intellectually interesting, it's still a big, big liberty problem.  By elevating the election and vote counting process to a "critical infrastructure", the federal government - that means the Kenyan - can simply manage - that means manipulate  - the elections results.  How reassuring. 

So under this newly decreed government authority, if we elect Donald Trump, the Kenyan will cite fraud and irregularities in the vote count, and by virtue of the 2013 presidential directive nullify or suspend the election results.  

If on the other hand, we elect a ghost, or a mere holograph, the Kenyan will be tasked with making a decision as to who - if anyone - will succeed him as 45th President of the United States.  And remember he's stated repeatedly that he really doesn't want to be succeeded.

As an update to my post of yesterday, it certainly appears that the Democrats, and this president specifically, are kicking out all the stops to hold onto power, and to defeat the populist movement that so threatens the globalists' agenda. 

And absent armed revolution, they just may succeed.