6 Reasons Why Donald Trump Will Be Remembered As a Traitor

So will Joe Biden, Justin Trudeau, Emmanuel Macron, Boris Johnson, Angela Merkel, Scott Morrison, Jacinda Ardern, and other leaders who mandated the jab.

“Trump’s morality was for sale for 30 pieces of silver; he sold American lives to the drug dealers.” ~ David E. Martin

6 Reasons Why Trump Will Be Remembered as a Traitor

(1) In the video below, David E. Martin reveals that in the fall of 2019 he was contacted by a member of Trump’s family who asked Martin to try to convince Trump to finger Fauci and come clean about the deadly vaccines. Martin sent the message to Trump, but rather than coming clean, Trump just kept doubling down by repeatedly telling people to take a vaccine that he KNOWS is killing and injuring people. See HERE and HERE.

(2) More than three months before the COVID-19 outbreak was reported, on September 19, 2019 Trump signed Executive Order 13887—Modernizing Influenza Vaccines in the United States To Promote National Security and Public Health. In September of 2019, there was not a single reason for there to be an executive order. Trump knew something was coming and he was part of it.

(3) Ivanka Trump admits her father’s administration partnered with Moderna to produce mRNA vaccines BEFORE Operation Warp Speed. You can view Ivanka’s tweet HERE. So this means that before the first case was reported in the US, Trump knew on January 13, 2020 that it was going to be bad enough to require a vaccine. Five weeks later, on February 28, 2020, Trump referred to COVID-19 as a Democratic hoax. This raises questions about the contradiction between Trump’s actions in supporting the development of a vaccine and Trump’s public statements downplaying the seriousness of the virus. The Donald is a known compulsive liar. Compulsive liars lie out of habit, and lying is their normal and covert yet reflexive way of responding to questions. They lie about everything, both large and small matters, and for them, telling the truth feels awkward and uncomfortable while lying feels right.

(4) In the video below, RFK Jr. reveals that before Trump took office, Trump asked him to chair and to assemble a vaccine safety committee that would look at the safety of the various vaccinations. And RFK said that he would be happy to do that. However, shortly thereafter, Trump received a million dollars for his inaugural party from Pfizer. So Trump then chose two of Pfizer’s hand-picked candidates, Alex Azar and Scott Gottlieb, to run the public health agencies. Those two men killed the Vaccine Safety Commission, which Trump could have vetoed.

(5) During the lead up to the 2016 presidential election, Julian Assange and WikiLeaks played a significant role in helping Trump win the election by publishing hacked emails from Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee. In a twist of irony, Mr. “Truth Social” (Donald Trump) repaid the truth-seeking whistleblower, Julian Assange, for his help by allowing the Department of Justice, under his administration’s control, to charge Assange with espionage. This was a response to Assange’s act of exposing the crimes of others through WikiLeaks, a platform that aimed to bring transparency and accountability to the actions of governments and powerful entities. The charges against Assange included 17 counts under the Espionage Act. Apparently, Trump was not a big fan of the truth after all. Perhaps he was pissed off at Assange who when asked if he preferred Trump or Clinton, Assange replied: “It’s like asking me: do I prefer cholera or gonorrhea?” (see HERE).

(6) According to David Icke, Trump was brought in to divide America and he’s done exactly that:

When have you ever heard Trump talk about unity? It’s always red vs blue for him. Trump’s divisive impact stems from his unconventional leadership style, his polarizing rhetoric and policies, the significant political and social unrest during his presidency, and his disregard for political and institutional norms. These factors have collectively contributed to his reputation as the most divisive president in history.