There's something more happening beneath the surface...

The debate about judicial overreach and interference with presidential orders, both domestic and foreign, rarely touches on the possibility of intentional destruction of our political system.

Typically, the discussion focuses on "checks on power" or "overreach," but I believe there's more to it.

We can see this pattern in smaller cases, where the rule of law is gradually dismantled, criminals receive leniency, and average citizens face harsher punishments.

This is a variation of anarcho-tyranny tbh...

However, the judiciary's bold actions, particularly concerning presidential powers, threaten to undermine the very foundation of our system.

If these radical judges succeed, our political structure will be transformed, with power concentrated in corrupt courts while the executive branch is sidelined, reduced to a figurehead without real authority.

This shift would pave the way for a "rule by committee," moving away from the vision of our founding fathers towards a distorted alternative.

In this scenario, the deep state, administrative state, or whatever you call it, would govern without accountability. A perfect stepping stone to technocracy.

To move beyond national sovereignty and a government by the people, of the people, power must be transferred from elected officials to appointed judges and bureaucrats.

Only then can they reshape the entire power structure into what they claim is "true democracy." Ironically, this isn't democracy at all. It's unaccountable power.

Politicians would no longer be able to represent their constituents, and we, the people, would lose our voice entirely.

The ultimate aim is to dismantle the current system of power and reserve control for the unelected, disregarding the will of the people.

It starts with these small instances, and clearly moronic positions, but quickly snowballs into something much bigger.

However, at that point, the useful idiots would have already given "consent" to the radical changes, more than likely, without understanding the implications.

And if they get their wish, via their misguided notion of impropriety, fueled by delusions and reinforced by political tribalism, then it will be too late.

The war happening within the judiciary is more important than people realize...