Editor’s note: The “plan” leaked to AP, which had 100,000 National Guard under presidential control to be used in “Blue States” where governors and mayors were opposing Trump’s new torture and rendition program, is now officially on hold.
Get “Leaky Steve” a Depends for his mouth
According to sources, 31 year old Stephen Miller was asked by President Trump to come up with a plan to use the emergency powers of the federal government to place national guard units directly under White House control and use them to not only round up illegal aliens but use military force to oppose local law enforcement that has been ordered not to cooperate with what has been deemed by courts to be an illegal power grab by Trump.
(If you are reading this sentence to Trump, who can’t read it himself, remember to take a deeeeeeeep breath.)
AP got the story when Miller told friends to impress them and they called their friends at the Associated Press.
Now the new move is this, if the White House gets caught, they run home to mama yelling “fake news.”
We wish them good luck with this. We would also like to see this investigated and for Stephen Miller to be questioned by the FBI and for his laptop to be taken in and dumped, like the FBI does with overseas travelers on a routine basis who don’t try to start a civil war.
RT: Just a day after Trump lambasted the mainstream media’s “fake news,” AP has been criticized for its “irresponsible” reports that the White House is considering mobilizing up to 100,000 National Guard troops to round up illegal immigrants.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer described the report as “not true” and “100% false” and “irresponsible,” but it wasn’t only Trump’s staff that have been left angered by the report with many on social media echoing Spicer.
During a press conference on Thursday, Trump once again took aim at the MSM and “false, horrible and fake” news reporting. While AP wasn’t singled out then, it has now found itself at the center of such accusations.
Amazing the @AP would even consider trashing the National Guard and cause mass hysteria around the nation just to “get at” Trump. Sad! ?? pic.twitter.com/SGMCGIXc4p
Speculation was rife that the leaking of the memo was, in fact, intentional, and was aimed at rooting out potential insiders in the administration. Questions were also asked as to why the White House didn’t deny the reports when asked by AP.
That National Guard story feels like a pure intimidation move. Whether or not it’s true doesn’t matter. Word is out. Mission accomplished.
They are baiting to catch the leakers the national guard memo is a planted document.
They are getting ready to prosecute leakers.
GENIUS ! https://t.co/LxUModZmc9
While Trump’s opponents once again made comparisons to the Nazi regime, others pointed to the involvement of the National Guard in 1970 at Kent State and the resulting tragedy as to why they should not be involved on this occasion.
While Trump’s supporters and detractors argued about the veracity of the report, for some, it seems they would actually welcome the involvement of the National Guard.
Gordon Duff posted articles on VT from 2008 to 2022. He is a Marine combat veteran of the Vietnam War. A disabled veteran, he worked on veterans and POW issues for decades.
Gordon is an accredited diplomat and is generally accepted as one of the top global intelligence specialists. He manages the world’s largest private intelligence organization and regularly consults with governments challenged by security issues.
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