The mute media reports that document the secret, systemic, dark, evil underpinnings of an Intolerable, Tyrannical government only serve to reinforce that is intentionally and calculatedly CORRUPT TO THE CORE:

A cold war is RAGING between the American people and the Government that is so brazen, it is being explosively exposed by those in its inner sanctum and prominent public influencers.

Jul 2, 2020 — A year-long Reuters investigation, by Michael Berens and John Shiffman, found that nine out of every 10 judges were allowed to keep their .

May 8, 2020 — In overturning the criminal convictions that resulted from the Bridgegate scandal, the Court is embracing a view of the world that is ...

May 4, 2016 — The Supreme Court's ruling in the Bob McDonnell corruption case could effectively deregulate bribery, Jeffrey Toobin writes.

Constitutional attorney John W. Whitehead, president of The Rutherford Institute:

“We have let the government’s evil-doing, its abuses, power grabs, brutality, meanness, inhumanity, immorality, greed, corruption, debauchery and tyranny go on for too long. We are approaching a reckoning. This is the point, as poet W. B. Yeats warned, when things fall apart and anarchy is loosed upon the world.

Constitutional attorney John W. Whitehead, president of The Rutherford Institute:

It is wreaking havoc at the most immediate level, as well, creating rifts and polarities within families and friends, neighborhoods and communities that keep the populace warring among themselves and incapable of presenting a united front in the face of the government’s goose-stepping despotism.

We are definitely in desperate need of a populace that can stand united against the government’s authoritarian tendencies. ….never forget our power as a citizenry comes from our ability to agree and stand united on certain principles that should be non-negotiable.” Whitehead cites examples of perversions of the nation’s fabric, the lives of its people and decency:

1. It is expected the federal deficit will surpass $1 trillion this year, not to mention national debt approaching $23 trillion. There’s also $21 trillion in government spending that cannot be accounted for. The U.S. government is operating in the negative on every front: spending far more than it makes (and takes from American taxpayers) and borrowing heavily (from foreign governments and Social Security) to keep government operating and funding its endless wars abroad. Meanwhile, its sorely neglected infrastructure — railroads, water pipelines, ports, dams, bridges, airports and roads — is rapidly deteriorating. Surely we can agree the government’s irresponsible spending, which has saddled us with insurmountable debt, is pushing the country to financial and physical ruin

2. Having been co-opted by greedy defense contractors, corrupt politicians and incompetent officials, America’s expanding military is bleeding the country dry at more than $15 billion a month ($20 million an hour) — and that’s just what government spends on foreign wars. The U.S. military’s determination to police the world has resulted in more than 1.3 million U.S. troops stationed at roughly 1000 military bases in over 150 countries. That doesn’t include private contractors pulling in hefty salaries at taxpayer expense. In Afghanistan, for example, private contractors outnumber U.S. troops three to one. No matter how we might differ about the role of U.S. military in foreign affairs, surely we can agree America’s war spending and commitment to policing the world are bankrupting the nation and spreading our troops dangerously thin.

3.All of the imperial powers amassed by Barack Obama and George W. Bush — to kill American citizens without due process, detain suspects indefinitely, strip Americans of their citizenship rights, carry out mass surveillance on Americans without probable cause, suspend laws during wartime, disregard laws with which they disagree, conduct secret wars and convene secret courts, sanction torture, sidestep legislatures and courts with executive orders and signing statements, direct military to operate beyond the reach of the law, operate a shadow government, and act as a dictator and tyrant, above the law and beyond any real accountability — were inherited by Donald Trump. These presidential powers — acquired through use of executive orders, decrees, memorandums, proclamations, national security directives and legislative signing statements and which can be activated by any sitting president — enable past, present and future presidents to operate above the law and beyond the reach of the Constitution.

Yet no matter how we might differ about how success or failure of past or present presidential administrations, surely we can agree that the president should not be empowered to act as an imperial dictator with permanent powers.

4.Increasingly, we’re facing an unbelievable show of force by government agents. With alarming regularity, unarmed men, women, children and even pets are gunned down by twitchy, hyper-sensitive, easily-spooked police who shoot first and ask questions later, and all the government does is shrug. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals cleared a cop who aimed for a family’s dog, missed and shot a 10-year-old lying on the ground. There are countless incidents in which Americans are shot, stripped, searched, choked, beaten and tasered by police for little more than daring to frown, smile, question, or challenge an order.

No matter how we differ about that blue line of allegiance to the police state, surely we can agree police shouldn’t go around terrorizing and shooting innocent, unarmed children and adults or absolved of wrongdoing for doing so.

5. Transformation of America’s penal system from one aimed at protecting society from dangerous criminals to a profit-driven system that dehumanizes and strips prisoners of every vestige of humanity. In Illinois, as a “training exercise” prison guards armed with batons and shields rounded up 200 handcuffed female inmates, marched them to the gymnasium, forced them to strip naked (and removing tampons and pads), “bend over and spread open their vaginal and anal cavities,” while male prison guards promenaded past or stood staring.

The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the entire dehumanizing, demoralizing mass body cavity strip search — orchestrated not for security purposes but as an exercise in humiliation — was legal. Be warned: this treatment will not be limited to those behind bars. In our present carceral state, there is no difference between the treatment meted out to a law-abiding citizen and a convicted felon: both are equally suspect and treated as criminals, without any of the special rights and privileges reserved for the governing elite.

No matter how we might differ about where to draw the line when it comes to prisoners’ rights, surely we can agree that no one — woman, man or child — should be subjected to such degrading treatment in the name of law and order.

6.In DC, in contravention of longstanding laws that restrict government’s ability to deploy military on American soil, the Pentagon embarked on a secret mission of “undetermined duration” that involves flying Black Hawk helicopters over the nation’s capital, backed by active-duty and reserve soldiers. In addition to the increasing militarization of the police — a de facto standing army — this military exercise further acclimates the nation to the sight and sounds of military personnel on American soil and the imposition of martial law. No matter how we might differ about deference due to those in uniform, whether military or law enforcement, surely we can agree that America’s Founders had good reason to warn against the menace of a national police force — a.k.a. a standing army — vested with the power to completely disregard the Constitution.

7. We labor today under the weight of countless tyrannies, large and small, disguised as “the better good,” marketed as benevolence, enforced with armed police, and carried out by an elite class of government officials who are largely insulated from the ill effects of their actions. In Pennsylvania, a school district is threatening to place children in foster care if parents don’t pay their overdue school lunch bills. In Florida, a resident was fined $100,000 for a dirty swimming pool and overgrown grass at a house she no longer owned. In Kentucky, government bureaucrats sent a cease-and-desist letter to a church ministry, warning that the group is breaking the law by handing out free used eyeglasses to the homeless. These petty tyrannies inflicted on an overtaxed, overregulated, and underrepresented populace are what happens when bureaucrats run the show, and the rule of law becomes little more than a cattle prod for forcing the citizenry to march in lockstep with the government.

No matter how we differ about the extent to which government has final say in how it flexes power and exerts authority, surely we can agree the tyranny of the Nanny State — disguised as “the better good,” marketed as benevolence, enforced with armed police, and inflicted on all who do not belong to the elite ruling class that gets to call the shots — should not be allowed to pave over the Constitution. At its core, this is not a debate about politics, or constitutionalism, or even tyranny disguised as law-and-order. This is a condemnation of the monsters with human faces that have infiltrated our government.

For too long now, the American people have rationalized turning a blind eye to all manner of government wrongdoing — asset forfeiture schemes, corruption, surveillance, endless wars, SWAT team raids, militarized police, profit-driven private prisons, and so on — because they were the so-called lesser of two evils.

Yet the unavoidable truth is government has become almost indistinguishable from the evil it claims to be fighting: terrorism, torture, drug or sex trafficking, murder, violence, theft, pornography, scientific experimentations or other diabolical means of inflicting pain, suffering and servitude on humanity.