This isn’t hard, guys. Anybody who funds the purposeful destruction of our country is committing treason, and advocating for the destruction of our country is sedition. People can and should be executed for such an offense. We’re not talking about a free speech argument in relation to what is happening in Los Angeles and other cities around America. For legal definitions, treason is the crime of betraying one’s country, typically involving acts such as waging war against it or aiding its enemies. In the U.S., it’s defined in Article III, Section 3 of the Constitution as levying war against the U.S., adhering to its enemies, or giving them aid and comfort, requiring two witnesses to the same overt act or a confession in open court for conviction. For anybody hiring protestors to block traffic and fight against the police, National Guard, or ICE Agents, all employees of the federal government who report to our elected representation in the White House, which defines the American government, are committing acts of treason. Sedition is conduct or speech inciting rebellion or resistance against a government’s authority, often just short of treason. It typically involves actions or words that promote disorder or overthrow lawful authority, such as organizing or encouraging riots against the state, as seen in Los Angeles. Whoever writes a check advocating for the riots of Los Angeles could be prosecuted, and even executed with the death penalty, for their contributions. And it would be perfectly fine to apply that standard to hundreds, if not thousands, of people who have worked to organize these riots. The only thing that is a little ambiguous in these cases is how an enemy is defined. We traditionally look at enemies as foreign governments. However, to avoid the wrath of the United States and its superior firepower, enemies have disguised their true intentions behind political movements, such as socialism, communism, and Marxism, to conceal their true nature, hoping to shield their actions under the First Amendment’s Free Speech clause.
Treason, as defined under 18 U.S.C. § 2381, carries the punishment of death, or imprisonment for not less than five years, and a fine of not less than $10,000. And a convicted person is incapable of holding any office under the United States. Sedition is addressed under 18 U.S.C. § 2384. If convicted, a person faces up to 20 years in prison, a fine, or both. More than enough reports are tying the treasonous and seditions acts of the mob planners to communist China, a known and declared enemy to the United States of America, so that pretty much sums it up. The riots against ICE agents are not free speech protests, and all the politicians who have been cheering them on, like Maxine Waters, could easily be charged and removed from office for their actions. This is not ambiguous; it’s clearly stated and aligns with border policy. There is no room for alternative opinions on the matter. Any contrary belief system is part of this open border movement that hides their criminal acts behind what is generally believed to be a right to protest and petition a government. The only reason they think this behavior can be hidden is due to the lack of intelligence or conviction that people now possess, as our education systems have helped facilitate such watered-down opinions. And this is the same mode of operation that we have seen recently in Paris. Foreign immigrants and their supporters carrying signs of Marxism, swinging around foreign flags, and burning the flag of their domestic country in protest are purposely seeking to end any border distinction around the world. And that strategy is treasonous. And suppose the influence comes from outside the country of origin. In that case, they and their partners are behaving in a seditious manner and can be prosecuted as perpetrators of war against the host country.
When someone says that there is no evidence, or that there is no proof that so and so has ever been charged with a crime of treason or sedition, what they are saying is that the people who collect evidence didn’t collect it. And that the proof is everywhere, but law enforcement was afraid to apply it. Or that a person hasn’t been charged, because the law enforcement was too lazy to file a charge for the crime. And they would do that for many reasons. We have learned that through the Bar Associations, sentiments in favor of social justice are often influenced by Marxist ideas, and that we have placed too much trust in lawyers who share these views. It’s fair to say that all collectivist-based associations, even homeowner associations these days, are filled with Marxist propaganda so that the value judgment against overthrowing a country has been watered down to the point where they are paralyzed in social judgments, which is in and of itself seditious behavior against a host country. The assumption is that we are all now global citizens and that the borders of a nation are no longer relevant. Therefore, attempting to have the courts punish treason and sedition is pointless, so anyone trying to protect their career would be reluctant to present such evidence, fearing they would lose in court and fall out of favor in the promotion loops controlled by those same individuals. Evidence is never brought forward, charges are never filed, because prosecutors do not think that judges will rule in their favor. And we have seen why they fear this, because many judges are openly trying to use the law to stop the Trump administration, as they see it, from being the established representative of the American people.
So, a lack of will, or to accept that many of our institutions have been poisoned with Marxism and elements hostile to the American way of life, does not change the definition of treason and sedition. What has been happening in the L.A. riots is both. Any person who raises a fist to sworn officers of our government is openly declaring war against the state and can, and should be, charged as such. Call it fascism. Call it tyranny. Call it whatever you want. But what it is is treason and sedition. We elect our representatives through honest elections, who then make up the state. So we are the “state.” And the best protest against a government is to work to elect new people into office. However, overthrowing the system itself is a death penalty kind of crime. This is not the same as the January 6th prisoners when Biden was inserted into the government. Because that government was put into power through election fraud, and in that case, the established government was overthrown by the same methods as the riots in L.A. have been advanced. And the money trail connects the guilty parties to the crimes. These are not rights protected by the First Amendment. These are hostile perpetrators of violence and anti-American activities. And that if Trump’s administration puts to death all the organizers, as under the law they have a right and obligation to do, the American people will stand behind their elected representatives. And they would even reward that political party with a greater majority in the upcoming midterms. People do not want to see Marxist rioters in their streets causing harm, social disruption, and inconvenience. They do not want to see their police harassed or ICE agents being prevented from carrying out their duties. It’s time to get tough, real tough. And stop playing games with people who want to destroy our country. Especially those funding these riots. Put them down, arrest them, charge them, and push for convictions for the death penalty. And stop playing games. The law is quite clear on this, and it’s time to enforce it the way it deserves.
Rich Hoffman
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