No. 27 July 25, 2020 - Security in the U.S. Lies in the People's

A main duty of the President of the United States is to preserve the union and the power of the rulers. [...] The President is acting to have the monopoly on the use of force dictated by the Office of the President, with or without the consent of local and state forces. [...] Congress is dysfunctional and the courts largely reinforce the power of the executive even though some rulings attempt to uphold the division of powers between federal and state forces in the Constitution and Bill of Rights. [...] The valiant resistance in Portland and other cities and towns is providing a way forward by rejecting the violence of all the policing agencies, the all-round militarization of life and sticking to the principle that change must favour the people. [...] Constitution and division of powers despite the fact that the very developments show that it can no longer contain and manage the differences within the ranks of the rulers and between the rulers and the people.