I came across the above video in which Glenn Diesen interviews Judge Andrew Napolitano on the affairs of the United States. The part of the video that I will be referring to and commenting on occurs at the end, starting at 24:57 minutes into the video, in which the following exchange takes place between Glenn Diesen and Andrew Napolitano:
Glenn:
My last question is, what are you seeing being the main threats to liberty today in the United States, given this constitutional overreach, and deep state? What is it that threatens liberty?
Andrew:
Well the Congress refuses to do its job, and it lets the President—it cedes power to the President that impairs liberty. Right now he wants to become the police commissioner of Washington DC, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City. The courts don’t enforce the Constitution as it was written. The military-industrial complex and the Zionist lobby have ironclad grips on the Congress. So the military-industrial complex still is the beneficiary of now a trillion dollar annual budget, which of course is absurd. That is more than the next 10 countries combined—which includes Russia and China of course. The absence of constitutional norms, all these things and debt, all these things are going to bring down the American government—probably debt before the others.
Glenn:
So you predict the collapse of the American government within the foreseeable future?
Andrew:
The collapse of the federal government, and the United States breaking off into—I don’t know how many—a dozen or so smaller republics.
Glenn:
So the breakup of the United States as well?
Andrew:
Yes, yes, because it won’t be able to pay its bills; it won’t be able to pay its salary; no one will want to work for it; no one will lend money to it; people to whom it owes money will be out of luck. It would be like suing the Confederacy after the Civil War, because you made them a loan. The federal courts wouldn’t even hear the suits.
Glenn:
So sorry, just one last question: Who do you think would break off first? This is like, Texas? Or how do you see this fragmenting?
Andrew:
Well this is just speculation on my part, but it would be regional, and it would be ideological. So New England would probably be its own small republic; Texas would be its; Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida would be one; I don’t know where my home state of New Jersey would end up, probably wherever New York goes. But these are the things that will probably happen. I mean people will wake up, and they will still be able to go to supermarkets, and they will be able to go to church, and they will be able to go to work. There will just be no Federal Government anymore. Will someone move in on, and take the place of it? Who knows!
So he is predicting the eventual dissolution and breakup of the United States. I made that prediction a long time ago; but I hadn’t expected it to be happening so soon! But I believe he is right. The Constitution of the United States to all practical purposes has become dysfunctional, and ceased to exist. It is not serving the purpose it was originally intended; and the “union” of the “states” that it was originally intended to create will not survive very long. And the thing that is most likely to trigger it, like he says, is the massive national debt, currently at $37.18 trillion ($109,000 per person in the US) and rising, link. And it looks like nobody can, is able, or even wants to fix it. It cannot go on forever. At some point it will break the system; and that will be the end of the US. It is not all bad news though. The end of the US will mark the beginning of the kingdom of God (Matthew 6:9-10, 33; Mark 4:30-32; Luke 11:2), which will be far greater and better.
