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Poll Finds 89% of Participants in Favor of Limited Martial Law — What Most Don’t Understand

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(Ryan DeLarme) Former 8kun administrator Ron Watkins created a poll on Twitter Saturday evening asking: “Do you support limited Martial Law?” to which an astounding 89% answered yes.

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by Ryan DeLarme, December 20th, 2020

The Poll results clearly indicate that many have lost faith in the Justice system in its response (or lack thereof) to Election fraud, among other things, and are prepared to support a more militant approach to resolving these issues if it indeed comes down to that.

Ron Watkins, son of the legendary, off-beat, 8chan operator and Phillipene pig farmer Jim Watkins, also known on the platform as “CodeMonkeyZ”, has been very vocal over the past few years about several serious issues that have been completely neglected by the mainstream. 

Most recently he has taken to posting Polls, and piggybacking off of this poll was another asking who folks think would likely end up being the Election Special Counsel or Special Prosecutor. 

[Editor’s Comments by Justin Deschamps]

Should Trump Declare Martial Law?

The idea that martial law could be implemented is a scary thought. For years we’ve heard that the deep state will initiate their full-blown totalitarian regime with martial law—so there’s good reason to be uneasy.

Trump did say he wasn’t considering martial law on Sunday.

That said, there’s a good reason to believe the so-called military option might be what’s coming. If so, that doesn’t mean Trump is a dictator if he does use what might be thought of as a martial law methodology.

But like any tool, it can be used for good or evil. A hammer in the hands of a psychopath can kill someone. Or in the hands of a skilled craftsman, can make a house and all sorts of useful—life-sustaining—things.

In this case, the legal basis of the use of martial law is the right and correct choice, if we need to use it. We might not be there yet.

Trump and the patriots that support him have the truth, justice, and the law on their side, and by extension, God.

The justice system’s failure to act proves to we the people that we’re in a 1776 situation. The founders made every attempt to appeal to the good sense and morality of King George before they began the revolution that gave birth to the United States.

Trump and the patriots have given every chance to the justice system, elected officials, SCOTUS, and governors to do the right thing—they’ve failed across the board.

The only option left at this point is either unprecedented actions, such as declaring an insurrection and using martial law, as retired General Mcinerney suggests or if congress debates the fact that election fraud took place and works with Trump as the POTUS to address the fraud.

Congress will meet on January 6th to count the electoral college votes. During that session, if a senator works with a dissenting voice in the house, then they will be forced to debate the issue, and potentially throw out the illegally supported electoral college votes.

This is the right thing to do because the electoral college votes that are being counted are based in fraud. If this remedy fails, which it likely will, if we look to past attempts to appeal to the good sense of elected officials, then the military option is what’s left.

While this will cause disruptions to daily life, it isn’t likely to be nearly as bad as the bogus COVID-19 lockdowns.

Those who argue that the risk of riots and civil unrest don’t justify the restoration of law and order and the exposure of Biden as a cheater are simply wrong. The hardship the nation, and the world, will suffer under a Biden administration and the total and open compromise of the electoral process will be far more damaging than any temporary pain caused by martial law and civil unrest.

The founders bet it all to try and claim the ultimate prize of freedom from tyranny, and it paid off… bigly.

Should we cower away from the same choice, when the risk is far lesser and the reward far greater?

I think the answer is obvious if you are capable of fully comprehending the magnitude and scope of what’s at stake.

 – Justin

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