The outcome of the Battle for Minneapolis may be a turning point not just in US history, but also world history.
The State of MN is currently a lawless state, in defiance of federal laws & forces. Having been caught in massive frauds, the state is now in open insurrection.
Most importantly, the Twin Cities are small & isolated. Just two counties in the midst of the vast, Red Heartland, that includes the rest of MN.
If the full force of the federal govt can't bring Minneapolis to heel and enforce the law, this nation is over.
If the battle cannot be won there, then states like California, New York and Illinois can never be controlled. They will all do as they please - and the elected national government will be able to do nothing about it. That's it for the Republic, elections in the rest of the country will have been effectively cancelled by the Left.
If that happens - the fall of the US from world power will be swift indeed. A deindustrialized nation that is also split into factions can't compete in a world of new geopolitical blocs.
At this point - the Battle for Minneapolis is a draw. And a draw means that the Left wins.
Yes, the US is concentrating forces from around the nation. But the night - and sometimes the day - belongs to Leftist mobs, who can grab & beat people of the Right Wing, with no fear of arrest or repercussions. The Attorney General can't even get someone who committed a federal crime on camera arrested, because the federal judiciary is in rebellion. There are no arrests of the insurrectionist politicians who enabled the massive frauds, just a grand jury being convened. Where exactly will that jury be convened and who will be on it? If there are any MN Leftists on it, they will do everything possible to impede it, as they would for a later criminal trial. The courts are lost in MN.
If the rebels can't be dislodged - and it isn't happening so far - then the rebels have won. As the open rebellion spreads to much larger & more important places.
Lose Minneapolis, and lose the world. The stakes couldn't be higher. The strategy must change.
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Tom |
