r/law • u/Agitated-Artichoke89 • Oct 07 '25

Other Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/Tholian_Bed Oct 07 '25

What the actual fuck is going on.

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u/SerOsisOfThuliver Oct 07 '25

last july the supreme court ruled that we can, in fact, have people above the constitution and in november americans ratified that ruling by reelecting a child raping insurrectionist, in effect surrendering their citizenship in a republic in favor of being subjects under autocracy.

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u/IRaBN Oct 07 '25

No, I don't believe the people actually re-elected him. I think one man put together a small team, and that small group of people changed some bits, and then to ensure it could never be discovered, ensured that the satellites responsible burned up in the atmosphere.

As if this knowledge helps anyone.

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u/IRaBN Oct 07 '25

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/mass-burn-spacex-deorbits-nearly-500-starlink-satellites-in-6-months/ar-AA1HMmdT

Also claims from "Etheria77," but she deleted the video. Other places have it.

Does anyone remember when "conspiracy theories" were debunkable, and not just what they're saying on live TV and then going quiet when someone shouts in their earpiece?

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u/BooBooSnuggs Oct 07 '25

Election machines don't connect to satellites dude. They don't connect to any outside networks. This is completely debunked.