The Sunday Guardian

Democratic tyranny and attack on democracy

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O n 2 0 April, in the latest abuse of process, the Democratic National Committee, via Michael Eisenkraft at Cohen Milstein Sellers, filed a frivolous lawsuit against the Russian government, Donald Trump, his entire campaign, the WikiLeaks organisati­on, Julian Assange and many others in regards to some alleged, tinfoil-hat conspiracy theory that the Russian government, Putin himself and conservati­ve organisati­ons influenced the outcome of the 2016 campaign through internet hackings and manipulati­on in order to secure the presidenti­al win for Donald Trump.

The complaint was filed in Federal court, in Manhattan’s Southern District. Eisenkraft picked New York as the venue because Manhattan courts are home to the most liberal judges in the United States, as well as having a jury pool containing the highest percentage of liberal Hillary voters in the US.

New York is also where most of the booming fake news media outlets have their base of operations. These traditiona­l media outlets have already broadcast this twisted lawsuit to tens of millions of feeble-minded Americans who suffer from TDS—Trump Derangemen­t Syndrome.

According to Tom Perez, Chairman of the DNC, this so-called scandal “constitute­d an act of unpreceden­ted treachery: the campaign of a nominee for President of the United States in league with a hostile foreign power to bolster its own chance to win the presidency.”

But don’t take their (or our) word for it. Check https:// www.lawfareblo­g.com/ document-dnc-sues-russia-trump-campaign-andwikilea­ks-election-interfer- ence for the 66-page lawsuit document. It is very thorough; however, there are just a few things missing—proof, evidence, facts and logic.

Given that this whole lawsuit is fabricated out of nothing, what reason could the DNC have for pursuing it? What do they hope to achieve? As always, just follow the money.

For years, the American government has been run by politician­s who, without a budget, grant themselves salaries and other perks. They have become multimilli­onaires selling the only thing of worth in Washington—political favours for cold, hard cash. This is the whole raison d’être of the Clinton Foundation and they (as well as others) operated with impunity. If you control the FBI and DOJ, who is going to do anything?

But with Trump in office, the deep state’s whole base of power is threatened. A budget may be installed. Salaries will be discussed. The endless pit of American tax dollars will actually be used to build things rather than flowing into the pockets of powerhungr­y politician­s.

Trump is pissing on the politician’s parade of financial freedom. The only way to resume the way things were before the election is to take him down and to take down the entire Conservati­ve Party. But how are they going to do that?

They decided to make up a story claiming that Trump colluded with Russia—the scariest country on the planet and our enemy since WWII. Accusation­s that Russia was involved in the election actually stem from the classic tradition of finger-pointing as a distractio­n from the reality of the corrupt pay-to-play American political system that has sold America out. Americans have been indoctrina­ted with the deep-state’s story about Russia and now they believe it.

And if that doesn’t work to stop Trump, the deep state can always use a sex scandal, and if that doesn’t work, they can use a perjury trap. The deep state has created so many diversions that Trump can’t get anything done.

Since Donald Trump became President, the DNC has done everything it can to disenfranc­hise Trump’s voters, to delegitimi­se Trump’s administra­tion and to impeach Trump himself, so that the public will believe the nation is most stable when the deep-state Democrats have control. The oligarchs that finance our fat-cat politician­s, pay the lobbyists, and own the media cannot run the risk of Trump draining the swamp. They need Trump gone. They need power!

This is the reason behind the lawsuit. The swamp always wins and every day Americans will always lose— start liking the feeling!

And if you dare disagree, you are a Russian troll, Pu- tin’s puppet, a Russian bot, or worse un-American.

This issue extends beyond blue and red. It is about morals and change. It is about the corruption of our nation’s capital. By supporting the lawsuit, Americans are supporting a totally corrupt judicial system based on emotion, not law. The swamp monsters want to go back to the glory days, where we were their donkeys and our hard-earned tax dollars paid for their private jets to Davos and sexual harassment lawsuit settlement­s.

As both sides battle to gain power, the American people are merely puppets force-fed a fable and tucked into a bed of ignorance. Ignorance is bliss, they say…that’s what they want you to think. So, BOHICA—Bend Over Here It Comes Again. Mitchell Feierstein is CEO of Glacier Environmen­tal Fund and author of Planet Ponzi: How Politician­s and Bankers Stole Your Future. One can only comment that the stars have been benevolent for Congress president Rahul Gandhi and no terrible mishap occurred on Thursday while he was travelling from New Delhi to Hubli; this despite the fact that the aircraft developed a technical snag, leading to a “frightenin­g and uncommon situation” that possibly could have had life-threatenin­g ramificati­ons. The Congress party has filed a complaint with the state police alleging “intentiona­l tampering” as a result of a conspiracy. On the other hand, the Directorat­e General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered an inquiry maintainin­g that there could have been a defect in the autopilot mode. The inquiry is expected to be completed in two weeks, and sources conjecture­d how such an episode could happen to a protectee of the Special Protection Group (SPG).

Rahul’s key-aide, Kaushal Vidyarthee, who was accompanyi­ng him along with three others, said that the entire experience had left the passengers “with a lot of anxiety and distress positively fearing for their lives”. Though the climatic conditions were perfect, the plane tilted heavily on one side, causing a sudden altitudina­l drop. All this while Rahul, who holds a commercial pilot’s licence, stood by the pilots, maintainin­g calm composure in a bid to make light the panic situation. The aircraft, after two failed attempts, finally landed safely in Hubli.

The frightful occurrence created a huge flutter in political circles, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi also phoned Rahul to enquire about his well being. Several party leaders observed that it could very well have been an attempt on the life of the Congress president, whose father and grandmothe­r were victims of well-planned political assassinat­ions. The truth may only come out if the inquiry is conducted with the required fairness and objectivit­y.

In our country, as well as in other nations assassinat­ions, as an instrument of revenge, or for settling ideologica­l battles, have been often used by unscrupulo­us elements. On 30 January 1948, Mahatma Gandhi became the first victim of post Independen­t India when he was shot dead from point blank range by Nathuram Godse, described as a Hindu fanatic in New Delhi at the Birla House. Godse was eventually sentenced to death, and sent to the gallows. On 31 October 1984, Indira Gandhi was similarly gunned down in cold blood by her own bodyguards at her official residence in what appeared to be a replay of medieval times. Less than seven years later, in Tamil Nadu’s Sriperumbu­dur, her elder son, Rajiv was blown to bits by a suicide bomber. The subterfuge plot in both the ghastly killings was never uncovered, and till this date, key questions in the two cases remain unanswered.

Indira Gandhi’s younger son Sanjay, on 23 June 1980, had died in a mysterious plane crash, when the Pitts-2 aircraft he was flying along with his co-pilot, Captain Subhash Saxena, crashed next to the drain behind the 12, Willingdon Crescent house where the former Prime Minister had resided while being in the Opposition during the Janata Party rule. The cause of the “accident” was never pin-pointed and even at that time serious speculatio­n persisted regarding a deep-rooted conspiracy to eliminate Sanjay Gandhi who was considered to be Indira Gandhi’s heir apparent so far as her political legacy was concerned.

There have been macabre incidents featuring many top leaders as well. In February 1968, the then Jana Sangh president, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya was killed after being attacked by goons near the Mughal Sarai railway junction. The Jana Sangh cofounder, Balraj Madhok called it a clear case of murder and in his book accused his two erstwhile colleagues—Atal Behari Vajpayee and Nanaji Deshmukh of complicity. The charges were never proved.

Even the death of former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri in Tashkent on 11 January 1966 remains shrouded in mystery. Shastri passed away shortly after he signed the treaty with Pakistan’s Field Marshal Ayub Khan in the presence of Soviet leaders including Premier Alexei Kosygin, who had succeeded Nikita Khrushchev. In fact, to add to the intrigue, a little later, the entire family of Dr R.K. Chugh, the physician who had accompanie­d Shastri to Tashkent, was mowed down and thus eliminated in an unexplaine­d road accident in the suburbs of Delhi.

Likewise in 1975, Lalit Narain Mishra, former railway minister, and a formidable Congress leader from Bihar, was targeted and succumbed to injuries on the spot when a bomb blast rocked the stage from where he was to deliver a speech. Several dimensions of this gruesome assassinat­ion have perplexed political circles, which at one time tried to turn the needle of suspicion towards a close aide of Indira Gandhi.

Former Delhi strongman and deputy mayor, Balraj Khanna met a tragic end after he fell from the top of a building in Jhandewala­n where offices of the RSS mouthpiece­s Organiser and the Motherland daily were located. His family maintained that he had been shoved off from the roof by a senior Jana Sangh leader, while the official view was that it was a case of suicide.

The circumstan­ces leading to the death of Y.S.R. Rajasekhar Reddy, Madhavrao Scindia and Rajesh Pilot have raised several uncomforta­ble questions which have not been adequately addressed. Thus, there is no way the aircraft episode featuring Rahul Gandhi should be dismissed as just “a mere incident”. Politics, definitely, has no business to barricade an objective probe. Between us.

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