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The General Millie has engaged in a double treason, two forms of treason against the United States. First, by usurping the legitimate power of the elected President of the United States.

By creating a procedure by which Trump was in effect, sidelined from direct control over nuclear weapons. Millie basically said anything to do with nuclear weapons has got to go through me.

And he sat down the other generals and made them take an oath to swear that they would only go through him. Wow.

This is a flagrant violation of our system, civilian control of the military. Essentially, the United States was whether we are willing to fully admit it or not, at least for a brief time under a military dictatorship.

Now, the second form of treason is Millie calling up, apparently more than once, a general Lee, the top general in China, and colluding with him, saying basically listen, if Trump orders an attack, I'm going to call you and tell you beforehand. I'm going to warn you in advance.

I'm going to give you the heads up. I'm going to give you the tip off. Wow. This is the United States literally colluding with a foreign adversary against its own elected leader.

And once again, the question becomes, who gave Millie the authority to do that? I'll talk about this in the next segment. I'm going to focus on the Chinese side of it in the segment of follow.

But here I want to just focus on the first part of this, which is Millie's decision that Trump had somehow gone rogue. Trump could not be trusted. And therefore he needs to aggregate to himself the responsibility over.

You may say the nuclear football. He makes himself, in a sense, the de facto president of the United States. Now, Millie has issued a statement in the kind of bureaucratic language that camouflage is what it is that he was doing.

This is the defense department's official statement. It says in effect, general Millie frequently conducts meetings with uniformed leaders across the services to ensure all leaders are aware of current issues.

Now, I mean, just think about the preposterousness of the statement. Millie was not calling the other generals to say, hey, guys, you know what? Let me give you a briefing on current issues. No, this wasn't about a briefing.

This was soliciting from them an allegiance not to the president, but to him, to Millie. The statement goes on, the meeting regarding nuclear weapons was to remind uniformed leaders of the Pentagon of long established and robust procedures in light of media reporting on the subject.

Now, the other acting like this meeting was really a response to what the media was putting out false information and Millie needed to sort of go over long established procedures. Well, is it a long established procedure that if the president gives the order that it is to be disregarded, it is to be ignored, nothing should be done or acted upon until it goes through Millie.

And that is the established procedures. It doesn't exist. So what you have here is that, and this is really the excuse of all despots throughout the ages. Basically, they always go, it's for the greater good of the country.

In other words, I had to seize power. Things were getting really out of control. It had to be me. I mean, think for example, about a tinpot dictator like Pinot, Che and Gile.

Pinot, Che basically mounted a coup. Of course, he stayed in power for many, many years. But I'm sure if you confronted Pinot, Che and so why do you do it? He'd be like, oh, things were really out of control.

You know, the democratically elected leader, no control of events, things were getting out of hand. Someone had to step in. It had to be me.

So once again, this is the pretext that is ever used by despots. Now in this case, what's interesting is that Millie tried to get some legitimacy for what he's doing by calling Nancy Pelosi. And they have this conversation. Of course, Millie knows that Pelosi hates Trump.

Pelosi has this kind of, you know, you saw what happened when when when when a policy policy tore up Trump's state of the Union address. And so sure enough, Millie calls Pelosi Pelosi. He's crazy. He's been crazy for a long time. Again, now while Pelosi can say, well, I'm just giving my opinion. What she's really saying is she is licensing Millie to ignore the democratic process.

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