The next six weeks will be very interesting, as the April 19th clock-ticking dynamic leading up to the expiration of the 702-surveillance authority looms louder. Some voices have said to me that President Trump needs to be careful of the Title-1 surveillance that surrounds him. I completely reject that approach.
There was a specific reason the Lawfare group charged Donald Trump with “national security” violations. Smart people can well understand the benefit to the surveillance state of the U.S. intelligence community, when Jack Smith defines President Trump as a national security threat under the same justification framework used against Anwar Nasser Abdulla al-Awlaki. The options for the FBI-CoIntel unit assigned to monitor Trump are expanded by the definitions of the DOJ-National Security Division.
Ultimately, sunlight is the best disinfectant, and the best defense against the FBI counterintelligence surveillance is to conduct affairs in a very public way. This approach, which I fully advocate and endorse, leaves the institutional watchers with gritted teeth as transparency makes it more difficult to create narratives that are contingent upon defining the innocuous as nefarious.
Additionally, if concern over the content of any meeting (think the insufferable Logan Act construct as previously created by Mary McCord) is generated, those approaches -when contrast against the ongoing Lawfare tactics- are made moot and useless to the NSD – and by extension the judicial branch, when President Donald Trump includes his legal counsel in any meeting. [Hi Mary]
Hungarian Prime Minister Orban is well advised by his counsel as is President Donald Trump. As an outcome of their nationalist ideology, both leaders are targets of the U.S. intelligence community (CIA) and national security state (DoS and USAID).
WASHINGTON DC – Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán traveled to Florida on Friday to visit Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, in a meeting blasted by U.S. President Joe Biden.
The get-together at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort came shortly after Orbán endorsed the former U.S. president’s bid to return to the White House this year. The meeting continued Trump’s embrace of autocratic leaders pushing back against democratic traditions.
The Trump campaign said late Friday that the two long-time allies discussed “a wide range of issues affecting Hungary and the United States, including the paramount importance of strong and secure borders to protect the sovereignty of each nation.”
Biden said of Trump: “You know who he’s meeting with today down in Mar-a-Lago? Orbán of Hungary, who’s stated flatly that he doesn’t thinks democracy works, he’s looking for dictatorship.”
“I see a future where we defend democracy, not diminish it,” Biden added, during a campaign stop in Pennsylvania on Friday. (read more)
Cry harder pudding brain: although to be fair, Joe Biden has no idea what his people are telling him to rail against. So, there’s that.
The alignment of geopolitical interests against the larger effort of the U.S. intelligence community and their multinational corporate benefactors continues.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban is one of the more unapologetic members of the international resistance group who dispatch the efforts of the WEF assembly. However, he’s not alone. More international leaders are becoming less concerned about the threats and influence of/from U.S. intelligence apparatus as the global cleaving continues.
Ultimately, if the U.S. deep state, represented by Jack Smith, Mary McCord, Norm Eisen, Andrew Weissmann and the Lawfare community are going to try and exploit their manufactured legal authorities, they run the risk of the American people asking questions about the political surveillance being conducted against the leading opposition to the current Democrat/Communist regime occupying the White House.
President Trump knows how to use this dynamic and push the awakening into the public psyche. These new forms of “democracy,” as described by the people behind Joe Biden, consist of something that is entirely divergent from the framework of the United States Constitution.
One of the best defenses is to just simply permit the communists to try and exploit their political surveillance as part of their election year narrative. Allowing the American people to see and understand the weaponized surveillance state is one of the most important elements to eliminate it.
