Thread by @SniggihNire

1. Guys, this is huge. Sen. Lindsey Graham uses his interview time with Kavanaugh as an ASIDE to the American people about treason, and how conspiracy with a foreign enemy makes one eligible for MILITARY Law. These are the Tribunals that have been alluded to. #QAnon @POTUS

https://twitter.com/SniggihNire/status/1037470033662885890

2. "Is there a body of law called the Law of Armed Conflict?"

There is such a body Senator.

"Is there a body of law that's called basic criminal law?"

Yes, Senator.

"Are there differences between those two bodies of law?"

Yes, Senator.

3. "Do your Constitutional rights follow you? If you're in Paris, does the 4th amendment protect you as an American from your own gov't?"

From your own government, yes.

"In Afghanistan...?"

In Afghanistan you [also] have Constitutional rights against the U.S. Government.

4. "Isn't there also long-settled law that goes back to [a case]..."

Johnson v. Eisentrager

"...that American citizens who collaborate with the enemy are considered Enemy Combatants?"

They can be. Sometimes treated criminally, sometimes treated in the Military...

5. "There's a Supreme Court decision that said American Citizens who collaborated with Nazi saboteurs were tried by the military, is that correct?"

That is correct.

"I think a couple of 'em were executed."

Yeah.

6. Sen Graham then turns and appears to be addressing the audience for this next part.

The media.

Us.

This is a point that he wants to make UNUSUALLY CLEAR:

"So if anybody doubts there's a longstanding history in this country, that your constitutional rights follow you..."

7. "...BUT you don't have a right to turn on your own government and collaborate with an enemy of the nation."

"You will be treated DIFFERENTLY...."

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