A Symbolic Protest for American Patriots

America is a nation in distress, and, in light of the proposed indictment of our former President, patriots should—as President Trump has suggested—protest, protest, protest!

But, NOT in the streets where their protests stand a very good chance of being defiled by infiltrators and instigators of violence sent in by the very government they are protesting to falsely portray patriots as insurrectionists.

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Instead, patriots should express their outrage at the endless attacks on America and President Trump by the peaceful means of displaying the American flag in front of their homes and businesses and on their vehicles in the manner needed to convey the distress our country is in …

That is, the flag should be put on display everywhere … upside down!

Why?

Quite simply, because America and our former President are indeed presently in distress and such duress should not be allowed to continue without protest.

That is the reality that the witch hunt being continued by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has clearly served to put on full display before us all.

For instance, Senator Rand Paul’s and others have admirably protested Bragg’s malicious prosecutorial misbehavior by recently calling for him to be arrested for his “abuse of power.” As far as these things go, his suggestion, at first blush, seems like a good start. But the problem it highlights is that there is nobody presently available in our government with both the authority and willingness to ever effect such an arrest.

The Attorney General of New York certainly isn’t likely to do it. Like Bragg, she also campaigned on the promise to arrest President Trump. If anything, she is probably only upset that Bragg—for a nano-second—looked like he was going to beat her anti-Trump crusade to the punch.

And that leaves us with Merrick Garland or Christopher Wray who, for reasons obvious, are also highly unlikely to even ever consider doing anything to stop Bragg, much less arrest him.