A Call for Americans' Legal Defense

 OIG Hotline, this is to document my opposition to Attorney General Todd Blanche's release of claims regarding President Donald Trump.

The intended theft of funds from my case, and correspondingly, from the foundation I have specified for the defense of Americans' long term sovereignty, has been repeatedly disclosed by the FBI and President Trump.

Yet, these assets are so substantive that, in the wrong hands -- and we know of FBI alliances with Russia and other adversaries of the United States that are deeply concerning -- they will effectively doom the future of human sovereignty for Americans and likewise bypass all of our national security interests.

Accordingly, I request that this release of claims be legally challenged on an immediate basis, with my case as a central argument for the reasons why the United States cannot allow any President to be rendered exempt from accountability in the public view and in the view of history.

Fundamentally, we cannot allow any one individual to sequester so much wealth from the National Treasury -- or, in this instance, my case as supported by the National Treasury -- that he or she becomes more powerful than the United States itself.  If that were allowed to occur, individual sovereignty and, indeed, the independence of our nation as a whole would be rendered forfeit.

Of specific concern is the windfall that Vladimir Putin and A. have already derived from my case, the totals of which may not be easy to discern without legal action taken against them to illuminate the details of the accounting.  Yet, we -- and the United States as a nation -- need to know.

Further, I will say this:  we can count on turbulent times ahead.  Some of the fundamental architecture of civil society will fracture and fail around us.  These losses are not only foreseeable; they are foreseen.

Despite this, we need to press forward for what is honorable, transparent, accountable and true.  If we need a long line of legal advocates, nationally and internationally, to protect American sovereignty, along with the sovereignty of all those we influence, then we need to be sure that long line is in place.

We must expect great challenges, and we must be prepared to overcome them.

That takes courage.  It takes perseverance.  It takes wisdom.  It takes insight.  And it takes an unwillingness to relent.

What I will say is that we will find support from unexpected quarters.

Human sovereignty cannot be won in a day, but perhaps it can be won with engagement that spans a half century or more, with insightful intervention at every inflection point that can be reached.

Our ability to prevail in this goal is dependent on our character and integrity, unbowed and undiminished.

Let's make them count.

Most sincerely,

Lane MacWilliams