Well, howdy there, internet people, it's fell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's troop deployments.

As more and more comes out about Trump's National Guard plans,

it looks more and more like a PR stunt, designed solely for optics. But it's prompting a lot of questions.

Quote, in several videos, you have attempted to calm our fears of POTUS doing a military takeover of

the country, and how unlikely that would be due to the complex logistics, as well as the numbers of troops that would

need to be involved. However, we are now learning about the rapid response force the administration

wants to put in place, composed of perhaps 100 National Guard, ready to deploy in any city at a

moment's notice. This, on top of the expected

militarization of the largest cities in the country, NYC, Chicago, Baltimore, and Philly,

with the Guard already active in L.A. Seems like it would make the military takeover we all fear completely possible

with the least amount of military personnel, perhaps less than 10,000. It seems like more and more

the admin is taking steps to get around the posse comitatis. Am I paranoid? Or is this a real concern? I'm really

curious to know your take on this. Okay, so I get it. You're not paranoid. I've seen the commentary.

Short version, a whole lot of people are pushing out statements about military effectiveness

and what it takes to militarily control an area and so on, that frankly have no idea what they're

talking about. As far as getting around posse comitatis, I'll put a link down below to an

explainer on martial law.

Pay attention to the last line of the Pasi Cometatus law.

Politicians can plan all they want, but a whole lot of military commanders will give them

a single finger salute if it doesn't follow the law.

Let's be clear. The military couldn't take Panama with 10,000 troops.

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