Axius: The greatest government revenge in the US has begun

Prior to Trump’s return to the White House, many US experts had warned of his “revenge” of their competitors and their “enemies”, according to ISNA. But with Trump’s return, his “revenge” has begun.

“The United States has never witnessed the clearing or punishme of so many people by a new preside,” the Axius news website wrote. The White House sources tell us that this is just the beginning. “

In a note from the Ministry of Defense Friday night, the four major New York Times, NBC News, NPR and Paltiko should be from their long -term work space in the Peagon Corridor Corridor in the Peagon. Get out that this is an unprecedeed move.

A source close to US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegest, who did not ierfere with the decision, told Axius, “I hope those articles against Pete have its value.”

“Trump had long promised to dismiss and punish people whose governme had known political enemies or unjust critics,” the news site added. “His governme is doing this faster, deeper and wider than expected in Washington.”

Democrats warn that Trump sometimes operates outside of the law and acts without regard to governme services that Americans rely on, and for the American tradition that a preside must be corolled, balanced, and criticized.

“The risk of moving to this speed is the loss of vital and experienced tales in governme roles that are difficult and necessary,” Axius added. “It creates a background for future presides to quickly rebuild the governme in their ideological image or format and expand the presidency.”

“Of course, Trump’s consultas see this very differe,” the news site said. “They argue that the governme is full of ai -Trump activists and eternal prisoners that can be eliminated at a low cost.”

In the first five days of Trump’s second governme, US Preside also canceled governme licenses and security protection for several former officials.

In a widespread consequence, Trump has temporarily blocked trillions of dollars in federal donations and loans.

He also gave about 5 million federal employees the opportunity to resign by September 9 on the basis of a “deferred resignation agreeme” and receive salaries. According to US experts and activists, if they oppose them, they will be fired without salary.

“These issues are unprecedeed in Washington’s history,” Axius added. Not only did Trump take an unprecedeed step for pardon almost all those involved, including viole criminals and the perpetrators of the US Congress. “His team is pursuing people who were involved in the investigation and driving many.”

On the other hand, the Ierim Deputy Prosecutor General Emil Bowo ideified more than half of the senior FBI executives, whose retireme or firing order was ordered by Monday.

Bowu called for the names and titles of FBI employees working in investigations io insurgency attack on the US Congress. The Associated Press quoted sources as saying that thousands of FBI may be fired.

In this regard, the New York Times magazine also pois to the Trump administration’s decision to extend the widespread dismissal of FBI forces: “The dismissal of ages and prosecutors working in January 7 cases is a massive attack on the ministry. It is justice. “

Trump’s revenge on the media

“But the message given to the mainstream media was undeniable,” Axius wrote in a report, referring to the Peagon’s order to remove the seats in three prestigious American publications. The Peagon said invitations will be se to New York Post, One America News and Breitbart (Trump -friendly Network), plus Huffington Post (who does not have an independe Peagon corresponde and has not been covered). “

“We have been disappoied with the decision to preve our access to the Peagon’s seats we’ve used for decades,” NBC News said in a stateme. “Given the national public ierest, we will coinue our reports with the same honesty and accuracy that NBC News has always had.”

The end of the message