Yes, it would “destabilize the country” for a time. But the country is unstable as the political elite have come to believe they are above the rule of law and the constitution is dead. They openly cheat in elections. They openly steal from the treasury and have spend us into debt beyond what is sane and safe for the country. They conspire with foreigners, banksters and corporations against the interest of the US and the American people and our constitution. It is the old “too big to fail” argument; too big to be held under the rule of law.
The destabilization process of exposing and prosecuting these frauds would be like cleaning a festering sore on the head of this country. I would hurt but unless the wound is dealt with we will lose the patient to the infection.
The criminal enterprise that is known as the American government and political and economic elite has been ongoing and getting worse for decades now. Most Americans have already lost confidence our government because it is no longer ruled by law and the constitution is dead. It is not ruled by law because no one wants to destabilize it because the corruption is so complete.
Under ordinary circumstances - if this was the only fraud this pack of thieves was running on the Nation - I would agree to leave it alone. But not now. The corruption is too complete and dangerous for the survival of the nation and it's system of freedom. Whatever the people can do to frog march a bunch of them off to trial for treason, will serve future generations who will know that in America, no one is above the rule of law and the oath Americans in power take to defend the constititution really means what it says. And no one is too big to be held responsible for undermining our system of elections and government from within.
Excellent post and reply
Kennedy said it best -
when peaceful revolution is made impossible,
violent revolution becomes inevitable.
Well said Sarah!! CO