PATRIOTS, one needn’t be a chess player to recognize when all the intricate pieces are moving into place to capture the opposing force(s) — in this case, America’s enemy combatants, domestic and foreign.
AS repeatedly stated at these pages, President Trump is gearing up to invoke his duty-bound Constitutional obligation, that is, to ensure that election integrity is preserved for “WE THE PEOPLE” via remedying/rectifying the “2020 electoral steal!” In so doing, the American Republic will be saved for generations to come. Period.
ALAS, at this most pivotal and crucial juncture in the nation’s history, it behooves reiterating, as many times as it takes, the basic building blocks upon which President Trump’s primary/authentic standing rests — as opposed to the so-called “lack of standing” upon which the cowardly SCOTUS rested its decision, thus, summarily tossing a most judicious lawsuit with original jurisdiction!
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Executive Order on Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference in a United States Election – TAILOR-MADE FOR “THE STEAL!” [EXPLANATORY VIDEO]
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‘NOT MAKING HEADLINES: DNI Ratcliffe Attends Army-Navy Football Game with President Trump – More than a Coincidence?’ DO PIGS FLY?
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President Trump Quietly Issued Another Executive Order – This One Concerning the Military
IN this regard, pay special heed to the following analysis — via the exquisitely timed chess move executed by the master of all masters, “The Donald”, most acutely, when it comes to gamesmanship!
IN other words, ignore the jibber-jabber re AG Barr’s so-called resignation — most especially, vis-à-vis the flowery words exchanged between him and the POTUS. Yes, actions speak louder than words. As such, the do-nothing, faux tough guy, that is, AG Barr, had to be booted — despite the face-saving measure afforded to him ala his desire to spend more time with his family. Hogwash. Besides, those who are given the heave-ho always fall back on “family obligations.”
INEXORABLY, the fact that the most critical “target” date of all, December 18, is upon the nation and barreling down on several top-dog agency heads — with all the mandatory back-up to trigger Executive Order, Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference in a United States Election, September 12, 2018, well, an AG must be in place who will lawfully abide by the aforementioned Executive Order and have the necessary balls to stand tall and proud. To wit, the AG shuffle!
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THE GATEWAY PUNDIT | By Joe Hoft | December 14, 2020
Jeff Rosen may be the right man for the times. We can only hope.
Today President Trump announced that Attorney General Bill Barr would be resigning before Christmas and Deputy Attorney General Jeff Rosen would be taking over:
…Deputy Attorney General Jeff Rosen, an outstanding person, will become Acting Attorney General. Highly respected Richard Donoghue will be taking over the duties of Deputy Attorney General. Thank you to all! pic.twitter.com/V5sqOJT9PM
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 14, 2020
According to Ron at CodeMonkeyZ on Twitter, Deputy Attorney General Jeff Rosen who is taking over for AG Barr has written about foreign intervention on US elections:
https://twitter.com/CodeMonkeyZ/status/1338642806101794818?s=20
In his recent essay from late August of this year, Rosen shares the following:
But interference with infrastructure is not our only concern. We are also concerned about another threat, known as malign foreign influence. The key word is “influence.” Much of the time that is disguised propaganda. Other times, it is using pressure tactics on influential people. It can also take the form of hacking and disclosing private emails or phone messages. It comes in many different forms, all designed to influence how Americans think about issues and cast their votes. There are good lists of these on the FBI and ODNI websites…
…we are concerned when those preferences manifest themselves through malign foreign influence activities that are coercive, covert, or corrupt, whether the aim is specifically to influence our elections, or to influence policymaking and public discourse more broadly.
Rosen first discusses coercive activities and then discusses covert activities by foreign agents where he gives this example:
After World War II, the Cold War produced a whole new set of challenges from malign foreign influence. The Soviet Union employed covert or deceptive tactics as part of its so-called “active measures,” a phrase it used to describe malign influence activities like disseminating forgeries, disinformation, and propaganda and sponsoring front publications to undermine American interests. Most active measures were directed abroad, such as when, just a few weeks before the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, the KGB mailed athletes from Africa forged letters supposedly from the Ku Klux Klan with threats against them, or when the Soviets published stories in dozens of Soviet-controlled publications around the world claiming that the AIDS epidemic was started by U.S. military experiments. But the Soviets also used active measures to undermine public confidence or influence public opinion in the United States, including covertly forging documents and funding conspiracy-mongering books that supposedly tied the FBI and CIA to President Kennedy’s assassination or tied FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to the Ku Klux Klan.
After discussing corrupt activities Rosen shared this story:
Historically, malign influence operations were often limited by their reliance on third parties, such as mainstream news outlets or popular magazines, to reach sizeable segments of the American public. For much of our history, the media were cautious about being used in this way. For example, many American journalists wrote exposés about Nazi propaganda in the United States and, at least by 1940, the press was largely “immune” to it. Decades later, the FBI told Congress in 1986 that “[t]he American media is sophisticated, and generally recognizes Soviet influence attempts.” But today, the media environment is considerably different, and the internet and social media also allow foreign actors to reach unprecedented numbers of Americans covertly, inexpensively, and directly, without ever setting foot on U.S. soil. We are all now familiar with the findings that, in the 2016 election cycle, the Russian Internet Research Agency “spent a total of about $100,000 over two years on advertisements” on Facebook to promote social discord and division, and similarly placed disguised posts and tweets on several social media platforms.
This of course is unfortunate how Rosen described it, because the advertisements were basically a bust and mostly after the election of 2016 on Facebook. The Mueller team indicted some Russians and a Russian company based on this tale and the Concord Management case was eventually ended by the DOJ. But at least there is recognition on Rosen’s part of foreign influence on our elections using Big Tech companies.
Overall, the essay does provide a picture of Rosen. He speaks highly of the DOJ and FBI and it would be unrealistic to think he would be harsh on these departments in this setting. But he didn’t provide a full understanding of the real risks with voting machines, for example, that would provide more comfort in his recent promotion to Acting AG.
We can only hope and pray Rosen is the right man to oversee the DOJ during the next few weeks as America needs a strong leader in the AG role now more than ever.
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[Cross-referenced at America’sCivilWarRising.org]
[Cross-referenced at ADINA KUTNICKI: A ZIONIST & CONSERVATIVE BLOG]
