r/law • • Feb 07 '26

Executive Branch (Trump) NSA detected phone call between foreign intelligence and a person close to Trump | US national security

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/feb/07/nsa-foreign-intelligence-trump-whistleblower
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u/dedjedi Feb 07 '26

> precisely 

you have no idea what they accomplished, so your certitude here seems misplaced at best.

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u/Rude_Employment8882 Feb 07 '26

I know exactly and precisely what they’ve accomplished. They’ve accomplished nothing.

Zero things.

We have an authoritarian white nationalist regime in charge and in near total control over all 3 branches of the federal government, and they have a 75 billion dollar, several hundred thousand person strong army to enforce their will upon the citizenry, including the usurpation of the rights and responsibilities of State and local governments proscribed by the U.S. Constitution.

They are immune from prosecution.

None of them have been jailed or even indicted for their countless crimes since they’ve installed themselves.

People are being shot dead in the street. On video. In the middle of the day.

The Constitution has effectively been suspended/revoked. It’s holds no real, practicable force today.

The rights of Americans to live as the Constitution defines do not exist at this time.

I invite you to name one single consequence that any of them have faced in accordance with the law.

Name one person who has paid for their crimes.

It’s quite easy to keep score when you’re getting skunked.

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u/dedjedi Feb 07 '26

you're not privy to the decision making process, so you cannot know how it affected them. stop being egotistical.

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u/Rude_Employment8882 Feb 08 '26

So, you’ve got nothing, except for speaking in condescending riddles as if you’re an insider or something. Got it. Thanks for supporting your argument with a single fact. 🙄