45 has always told us exactly what he's planning, either outright (not that any of us actually believed him at the time) or by projecting whatever it is onto his opponents.
Over the last few days, he appears to be laying the groundwork to preemptively shift all blame for any future terrorist attack on the country from his administration to the federal judiciary, as well as the media:
"If something happens blame him [Judge James Robart] and the court system."
Let that sink in for a minute. The asshole in the White House is attempting to de-legitimize an entire branch of government in advance of "something happening."
HE IS PROJECTING HIS PLANS, FOLKS.
In the twisted, fevered minds of Bannon & Co. I'm sure America's very own Reichstag Fire is in the planning stages, if not already finalized. And if/when it happens, you can expect Martial Law to be invoked and there will be troops in the streets. All media not complimentary to 45 or his minions will be silenced and at that point, it's game over. You thought it was crazy under Bush/Cheney in the aftermath of 9/11? THAT WAS JUST THE WARM UP ACT. Someone PLEASE convince me that if there is another attack on this country, The Land of the Free and Home of the Brave will not cower in the corner, desperately wanting Daddy 45 to protect them at any cost.
Even if there is no false-flag operation, the mere fact that 45 is driving out the best and brightest from the echelons of government—people whose job it is to keep us safe—and replacing them with a bunch of pathologically incompetent sycophants is leaving us vulnerable to real attacks and should be setting off alarms from coast to coast.
But what do I hear from the Republican party? You know, the ones who can actually remove this tiny-handed man-child from power? It's been either crickets or thunderous applause.
THIS IS HOW EVERYTHING AMERICA—AND EVERYTHING IT STANDS FOR— DIES.
Over the past few days I'd been feeling somewhat encouraged because of the amount of blowback 45 is getting from ordinary citizens and the courts, but hearing this today on NPR while driving home sent chills down my spine. I'm now back to feeling like I'm trapped in one of those nightmares where you know what's coming and are completely powerless to stop it.
So how difficult would it be for a 50-something PC Technician with no degree and his 30-something Teacher husband with a Masters to emigrate to Canada or New Zealand or Australia? Would our relationship even be recognized?