1-6-19

Something very big is coming!!

In today’s video, Christopher Greene of AMTV reports Donald Trump has Declared a National Emergency 2019.

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The Communist Chinese regime is readying to expand its totalitarian empire by invading its sovereign neighbor Taiwan, as well as preparing to preemptively strike the United States.  

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DONALD TRUMP DECLARES NATIONAL EMERGENCY!! THIS IS BIG!

From AMTV

US general warns China is ‘weaponising’ 5G for mass surveillance and control 

Daily Mail

President Trump Delivers a Statement Upon Arrival

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A state of emergency (also known as a state of calamity in the Philippines) is a situation in which a government is empowered to perform actions that it wouldnormally not be permitted. … Such declaration alerts citizens to change their normal behavior and orders government agencies to implement emergency plans.

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Trump is weighing declaring emergency to get border funding without Congressional approval

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump said Friday that he was considering declaring a national emergency to secure money for a border wall — a move that would curtail Congress on an issue that led to the ongoing government shutdown.

The possibility, first reported by ABC News, is almost certain to face legal challenges if Trump were to elect to make the declaration. During a news conference Friday about negotiations to end the government shutdown, the president told reporters that he was weighing the option, adding “I can do it if I want.” 

“We can call a national emergency because of the security of our country, absolutely,” Trump said. 

More: A permanent emergency: Trump becomes third president to renew extraordinary post-9/11 powers

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A national emergency, declared by the president by proclamation or executive order, gives a president extraordinary powers — to seize property, call up the National Guard and hire and fire military officers at will.

“We can do it. I haven’t done it. I may do it,” Trump told reporters. ”We can call a national emergency and build it very quickly and it’s another way of doing it, but if we can do it through a negotiated process, we’re giving that a shot.”

ABC News reported that some of the options being examined as part of an order would include reprogramming funds from the Department of Defense and possibly other agencies.

Last month, Sarah Sanders said that federal agencies were examining where funds for departments might be able to be reprogrammed to help fund the wall, adding that lawyers at the White House were examining each possibility since it’s Congress’ job to approve and appropriate federal funding.

After confirming that he was considering the option, Trump was asked if Democrats should take the option as a threat. 

“I’d never threaten anybody,” Trump said. “But, I am allowed to do that, yes.”

Sen. Jack Reed, the top Democrat on the Armed Services Committee, vowed in a statement that he and others would block any attempt by the president to issue an emergency for the funding. 

“The idea that President Trump is considering declaring a phony national emergency as a pretext to take billions of dollars away from our troops and defense priorities in order to pay for his wall should alarm all Americans,” he said. “Defense spending is for national defense, not the Trump campaign’s political wish list. I will work with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to block any attempt to take money that has been dedicated for our troops and redirect it to construction of a wasteful, ineffective wall.”

Reed also questioned the legality of the idea, saying the law only allows the redirection of funds within the military for construction when it’s necessary to support the armed forces.

“We are not at war with Mexico, and the proposed border wall has no core DOD function,” Reed added. 

Presidents have declared scores of emergencies over the past 40 years, dealing with everything from the Iran Hostage Crisis to the Swine Flu. More than 30 of those national emergencies remain in effect.

USA Today

GLOBAL CRISIS! CHINA’S COMMUNIST DICTATOR ANNOUNCES PLANS TO INVADE TAIWAN & PREEMPTIVELY ATTACK US

All of this on top of the Democrats launching impeachment proceedings against president illustrates how much this world is in crisis

Alex Jones explains how the Communist Chinese regime is readying to expand its totalitarian empire by invading its sovereign neighbor Taiwan, as well as preparing to preemptively strike the United States.  

https://www.infowars.com/global-crisis-chinas-communist-dictator-announces-plans-to-invade-taiwan-preemptively-attack-us/ 

Pearl Harbor 2? China ‘has prepared for a preemptive strike against US military bases which would cripple American forces in the region’ 

• An investigation of satellite imagery compares China’s missile testing grounds and US military bases
• The images show that the test areas have been designed to look like the military bases, according to the report 
• Earlier this week, a highly accurate Chinese ballistic missile capable of threatening US and Japan bases in Asia made its latest appearance 
• The medium-range DF-16 featured in a video posted last week

The levels at which China appears to be planning a missile attack on US military bases in the Pacific have been detailed in a new report.

An investigation of satellite imagery comparing China’s missile testing grounds and US military bases shows a pattern – all of the missile tests have been aimed at destroying US carriers, destroyers and airfields in East Asia, the report said.

The images show that the test areas have been designed to look like the military bases, according to the report by Thomas Shugart on War on the Rocks.

Earlier this week, a highly accurate Chinese ballistic missile capable of threatening US and Japan bases in Asia made its latest appearance at recent Rocket Force drills.

The medium-range DF-16 featured in a video posted last week on the Defense Ministry’s website showing the missiles aboard their 10-wheeled mobile launch vehicles being deployed in deep forest during exercises over the just-concluded Lunar New Year holiday.

While the Rocket Force boasts an extensive armory of missiles of various ranges, the DF-16 fills a particular role in extending China’s reach over waters it seeks to control within what it calls the ‘first-island chain’.

First displayed at a Beijing military parade in 2015, the missile is believed to have a range of 1,000 kilometers (620 miles), putting it within striking distance of Okinawa, home to several US military installations, as well as the Japanese home islands, Taiwan and the Philippines.

The two-stage DF-16 replaces the older, shorter range DF-11, with a final stage that can adjust its trajectory to strike slow moving targets and evade anti-missile defenses such as the US Patriot system deployed by Taiwan.

It also carries up to three warheads weighing as much as a ton and carrying conventional high explosives or a nuclear weapon. Further increasingly its lethality, the missile is believed to be accurate to within as little as 5 meters (16 feet) of the target, similar to that of a cruise missile.

China has the most active ballistic missile development program in the world, according to CSIS.org. 

Before taking office, President Donald Trump’s questioned Washington’s ‘one China policy’ that shifted diplomatic recognition from self-governing Taiwan to China in 1979. He said it was open to negotiation.

But former US officials and scholars said in a report that such an approach could destabilize the Asia-Pacific and leave Taiwan more vulnerable.

US-China relations are at a ‘precarious crossroads’ and the two world powers could be on a ‘collision course,’ it said, describing a rivalry that is growing amid Beijing’s assertion of territorial claims in the disputed South and East China Seas.

China has bristled at the ‘one China’ comments by Trump, who wants to pressure Beijing to narrow its huge trade surplus with the United States.

Beijing also warned of instability in East Asia after Trump’s defense secretary, Jim Mattis, said last week on a trip to the region that a US commitment to defend Japanese territory applies to an island group that China claims. 

The Trump administration has cast its China policy as part of a ‘peace through strength’ approach.

Daily Mail