Consider this:
(The wording of the current oath of enlistment includes this.)
"...I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic..."====================
(The U.S. Code says this about "Treason".)
"Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason and shall suffer death, or shall be imprisoned not less than five years and fined under this title but not less than $10,000; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States."====================
(Aiding & abetting the enemy can be punished by death.)
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(American general has said that certain politicians were/are aiding & abetting the enemy.)
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In light of those things, some questions that might be asked right now include:
If so, exactly who is going to determine the facts about someone working to undermine the Constitution of the United States, and who is going to carry out those just sentences prescribed for those acts of treason, if the court(s), highest elected officials, military, and appointed national civil law enforcement authorities are all corrupted, and working for the enemies of our Constitution and their twisted aims?
(Pretty sobering and frightening questions to ponder.)
If so, exactly who is going to determine the facts about someone working to undermine the Constitution of the United States, and who is going to carry out those just sentences prescribed for those acts of treason, if the court(s), highest elected officials, military, and appointed national civil law enforcement authorities are all corrupted, and working for the enemies of our Constitution and their twisted aims?
(Pretty sobering and frightening questions to ponder.)
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But questions that need to be asked.
Biblically, we must respect our authorities. I don’t think indivicuals can Biblically take this on. I DO think that duly elected governing leaders can Biblically address this (Senators, state governors, etc).
This is where Article V can be not only a constitutionally correct procedure but also a Biblical procedure.
I believe any articles passed via Article V need to have disciplinary measures and penalties proscribed. And those measures should be executed by the States. The U.S. Congress is never going to enact penalties on anyone at the Federal level.
And we need to be praying, praying, praying.