Your utmost loyalty should be more than just to DJT, but to American Founding Fathers and US Constitution we patriots all should be willing to pay the ultimate prices to defend and protect, because what if DJT concedes, will you surrender and stop fighting? Always have a backup plan.
Agree with this 100%. My utmost loyalty is to America, and its founding principles. However, as of now, I only trust DJT as a leader. And if he concedes, I wouldn’t know who to listen to continue the fight. This of course doesn’t mean I’ll stop fighting, but I’ll need to regroup. Sadly I don’t have a plan B right now, Sundance is as close as it gets. But would love to hear your plan B, might be something that I haven’t thought of.
MAGA movement is bigger than Trump, who even said that himself at his rallies. Now election transparency and integrity issue is bigger, or more urgent than, the MAGA movement. As you could see, POTUSes, just like people, come and go, issues appears and dissolves, but one thing remains constant, and that is America. America is more than a place. More than an idea. What makes America shiningly unique in the world is a combination of factors, the most crucial of which is the US Constitution, and by implication, those helped give birth to it, namely American Founding Fathers. The oath of allegiance to the United States does not require American citizen to defend any US President, but to be faithful to the US Constitution and to defend her against enemies, both foreign and domestic, as one out of 5 principles mandated by the Immigration and Nationality Act since1953.
Allegiance to the United States Constitution
Renunciation of allegiance to any foreign country to which the immigrant has had previous allegiances
Defense of the Constitution against enemies, both foreign and domestic
Promise to serve in the United States Armed Forces when required by law (either combat or non-combat)
Promise to perform civilian duties of "national importance" when required by law
The rest of the world wants to come to America because she is beautiful, rich, resourceful, powerful, innovative, advanced (institutionally, socially, technologically, educationally), generous, etc. all of which is not possible without the individual freedom guaranteed by our Creator-given, unalienable rights to be all one can be. Without those rights, North America would be no different than South America (with all those ills of Banana Republics) except the difference in climate, as both were discovered essentially at the same time (as "the New World"). In short, America is defined by the US Constitution. So by saying your utmost loyalty is to America and its founding principles, you were really saying your utmost loyalty is to the US Constitution and its embedded guidance on how God-given power is distributed among men in America. That's the way it was historically envisioned. That's still the way it should be. Once you understand your unalienable rights, you don't care who of the career politicians to trust, because by looking how your Constitutional rights are affected, either positively or negatively, by his or her policies, you immediately know if the candidate is working for or against America. It's perfectly ok to regroup. The fight can last a year, or decades. It can be a 100m sprint, but it can also be a 5000m marathon. Those who are able to physically and mentally persevere can even lose multiple battles but still win the war. Once you understand the principles, you don't need guidance from any leader to continue the fight. You only need motivation and commitment, both of which can only be generated but not transferred (i.e., nobody can give them to you). Some Japanese soldier refused to surrender in WW2 and continued to fight for the next 29 years in the jungle of the Philippines. https://archive.is/5YhsG. Laugh if you will, but that's a great example of motivation/commitment in fighting spirit, and where his loyalty was placed, not toward the Japanese Emperor but toward the Japanese Empire that criminally started WW2 in Asia and US Pacific. Similarly, if you are loyal to America and already deeply understand the principles explained, you don't stop fighting when your President tells you to, either out of unforced weakness or under duress. Plan B is not just to have plan A and surrender the fight if/when the leader quits. Plan B is continue the fight centrally with, or de-centrally without, Trump. Plan B is not to have Cheater Joe/Kamala carrying on business-as-usual for a corrupt globalist puppet in USA even for one day if he/she is installed, by all means necessary, including peacefully or not so peacefully storming the national and state capitols, so much so that they will be forced to reconsider and concede for the legit winner of election 2020, namely DJT. Depending on how the enemy responds, blood might or might not be shed, but again, freedom is never free.
Your utmost loyalty should be more than just to DJT, but to American Founding Fathers and US Constitution we patriots all should be willing to pay the ultimate prices to defend and protect, because what if DJT concedes, will you surrender and stop fighting? Always have a backup plan.
Agree with this 100%. My utmost loyalty is to America, and its founding principles. However, as of now, I only trust DJT as a leader. And if he concedes, I wouldn’t know who to listen to continue the fight. This of course doesn’t mean I’ll stop fighting, but I’ll need to regroup. Sadly I don’t have a plan B right now, Sundance is as close as it gets. But would love to hear your plan B, might be something that I haven’t thought of.
MAGA movement is bigger than Trump, who even said that himself at his rallies. Now election transparency and integrity issue is bigger, or more urgent than, the MAGA movement. As you could see, POTUSes, just like people, come and go, issues appears and dissolves, but one thing remains constant, and that is America. America is more than a place. More than an idea. What makes America shiningly unique in the world is a combination of factors, the most crucial of which is the US Constitution, and by implication, those helped give birth to it, namely American Founding Fathers. The oath of allegiance to the United States does not require American citizen to defend any US President, but to be faithful to the US Constitution and to defend her against enemies, both foreign and domestic, as one out of 5 principles mandated by the Immigration and Nationality Act since1953.
The rest of the world wants to come to America because she is beautiful, rich, resourceful, powerful, innovative, advanced (institutionally, socially, technologically, educationally), generous, etc. all of which is not possible without the individual freedom guaranteed by our Creator-given, unalienable rights to be all one can be. Without those rights, North America would be no different than South America (with all those ills of Banana Republics) except the difference in climate, as both were discovered essentially at the same time (as "the New World"). In short, America is defined by the US Constitution. So by saying your utmost loyalty is to America and its founding principles, you were really saying your utmost loyalty is to the US Constitution and its embedded guidance on how God-given power is distributed among men in America. That's the way it was historically envisioned. That's still the way it should be. Once you understand your unalienable rights, you don't care who of the career politicians to trust, because by looking how your Constitutional rights are affected, either positively or negatively, by his or her policies, you immediately know if the candidate is working for or against America. It's perfectly ok to regroup. The fight can last a year, or decades. It can be a 100m sprint, but it can also be a 5000m marathon. Those who are able to physically and mentally persevere can even lose multiple battles but still win the war. Once you understand the principles, you don't need guidance from any leader to continue the fight. You only need motivation and commitment, both of which can only be generated but not transferred (i.e., nobody can give them to you). Some Japanese soldier refused to surrender in WW2 and continued to fight for the next 29 years in the jungle of the Philippines. https://archive.is/5YhsG. Laugh if you will, but that's a great example of motivation/commitment in fighting spirit, and where his loyalty was placed, not toward the Japanese Emperor but toward the Japanese Empire that criminally started WW2 in Asia and US Pacific. Similarly, if you are loyal to America and already deeply understand the principles explained, you don't stop fighting when your President tells you to, either out of unforced weakness or under duress. Plan B is not just to have plan A and surrender the fight if/when the leader quits. Plan B is continue the fight centrally with, or de-centrally without, Trump. Plan B is not to have Cheater Joe/Kamala carrying on business-as-usual for a corrupt globalist puppet in USA even for one day if he/she is installed, by all means necessary, including peacefully or not so peacefully storming the national and state capitols, so much so that they will be forced to reconsider and concede for the legit winner of election 2020, namely DJT. Depending on how the enemy responds, blood might or might not be shed, but again, freedom is never free.
Wow, thank you for such a thoughtful reply