An Open Letter to President Trump

 

An Open Letter to President Trump:

President Trump, Sir, I must ask that you halt all Executive Orders through the Department of War to my sons and daughter-in-law to sign knowingly false witness statements in order to facilitate further harm against my family members and myself through the Exxxxxxxxx Protocol, planned home invasion, staged car accident, staged plane accident, cancer, HIV, and other illnesses caused by the FBI, gxxxxxx damage caused by the FBI, viral and bacterial illnesses caused by the FBI, deployment of Dxxs by the FBI and its affiliates, deployment of fxxxs and jxxxies by the FBI and its affiliates, environmental damage to our land, food, air and water, and myriad other harms.

At this point, it is well understood by Congress and others that the intent of such a ploy is the misappropriation of funds awarded in my name, a variation of my name, or associated with my identity through my complaint against the FBI and its affiliates under the auspices of the Office of the Inspector General Hotline of the United States Department of Justice.

My recent gifts to the Smithsonian Institution and PBS demonstrate my commitment to the sovereignty of the nation and the freedoms of our people.

Sir, I am no felon.  Nor is my husband.

And crimes forced upon my sons and MX by their handlers, while under threat of death, must be formally excused.

Fundamental to our understanding of this juncture in the progress of our nation is the question of whether our citizens, and indeed the citizens of the world, will remember the critical events in which we are now taking part.

Will our history be preserved truthfully and faithfully and completely for future generations with the help of the Smithsonian Institution?

And in the present, will Americans still have access to unbiased news sources, like PBS, that refuse to cede editorial control to third parties while maintaining the highest standards of journalistic integrity?

My answer to both of those questions is "Yes, because I will ensure that it is so."

Mr. President, I ask that your answer be the same.

One must not lie about the most honorable and faithful Americans, nor assail those who care most deeply about our shared future.

To do so is to cause great offense to the nation as a whole.

So I challenge you, Mr. President, to uphold my life and those lives of my loved ones in every way, shape and form.

You will wish, in the full scope of time, to be known as a President who placed the interests of the nation above the desire to wrongfully profiteer off of my family's harm.

Accordingly, you must express those values now, not later, with concern for others, not self-dealing, and in recognition of the transformative potential of wise leadership to preserve our nation's sovereignty in the long term toward the preservation of human rights within our borders, and, resultantly, worldwide.

Thank you for your ethical engagement.

Sincerely,

Lane MacWilliams