I was unclear of what you were asking with your initial post. The President of the US is essentially a CEO of the USA corp no? Can the CEO of a corp issue an order that the share holders have to follow? Where does the jurisdiction of the USA exist, the District of Columbia and any land granted to them by the states, that is it.
You own stock in AT&T, can the CEO of AT&T order you to do something?
I think what you’ll find is the EO goes much further back than just Baby Bushy Tail Coke Noise. Lincoln basically suspended the constitution and is typically associated with how far the president can go with their powers. Kennedy wrote quite a few also. Also, i think you’ll find that a lot of the wording in the Biden EO’s was more suggestive than orders, you can call them mandates i suppose it’s what they are, but to whom? Again, only to the Executive branch, because an EO is not Law, it’s a chief executive order to all their personnel, not to “We the People.” We do NOT exist inside the jurisdiction of the USA. “We the people, … do ordain and establish…”
You me and 11 of our friends get together and buy a burger joint. Now we don’t want to run the day to day operations of the burger joint so we create and organization that is responsible for all of that. Can that organization then turn around and then tell the owners what to do?
So yeah we live in a military dictatorship that was implemented after the “union” was ended, the original signers to the contract walked out on the contract, which voids the contract. When Lincoln attacked Fort Sumter in SC, and let’s be real JOLLY CLEAR here he did indeed order the attack, he was attacking a foreign sovereign nation! He was a lawyer for the Rich and powerful Railroad tycoons. Lincoln created the Military dictatorship to “do anything necessary to preserve the union.” Then before he could mend it all back together at the end of hostilities the British/Pope/Jesuits swooped in an murdered him in Ford’s Theater. Then instead of the fixing, they obfuscated the military dictatorship, full steam ahead. Stanton was the lead Jesuit, making for a real nice transition for the COG to take over. Absorbing the southern states as they came back in to what they thought was the old union.
When you really look at the oddities to which they pursued Booth. Booth was far from a trained assassin and turns out was horrible at making a getaway. Granted there was recovery time for the wounded leg, yes. The team chasing him almost caught him at least twice before he even made it into Virginia, they had to be redirected “on new intelligence,” by Stanton in a different direction for fear of capturing him. The entire assassination was theater, performed by a Bloody actor, wrapped up in a nice tidy bow to give the illusion of moving on. Every single place that Booth stopped on his escape out of DC, except Mudd’s, who gets implicated and found guilty serving life in a Naval Base on a miserable speck of coral in the Gulf of Mexico/America (pick your choice), is either a military base or a Jesuit church today.
The bridge he crosses out of town on was Naval Yard bridge, a known intelligence route in and out of the city. The inn his first real stop, is now Andrews AFB, the 2nd place he stops is Mudd’s. Third place is the swamp in south Maryland, but, in my opinion more likely, it’s really near to a Jesuit church, St. Ignatius Church, Chapel Point; which just so happens to sit damn near exactly geographically in the middle of the original 13 colonies, the oldest catholic church in the new world and sits on the hill overlooking the last crook in the Potomac river before the last straight shot to DC, has been in operation since 1641 and probably has lots of underground rooms in those days. . . . (simpson baby blink in absolute silence for emphasis). The fourth place he stops after finally making it across the Potomac on his 2nd attempt to cross, is now Dahlgren Naval Base. Finally the famous farm where he was shot and killed … is now on Fort Walker Army Base, VA. I mean i guess there is coincidence.
Need proof who was the first president elected to office after Lincoln? Why none other than the General who won the war, who just happens, has come out of retirement (basically) changed his name from “Hiram” … you mean like Hiram Abiff the masonic legend who built the 2 pillars in Solomon’s Temple, yep that one, to Ulysses S.Grant. Oh, like to story about the guy with the same (Latin name, the Greek version is Odysseus) who has to go through really strange and trying ordeals, finally ending up in charge as, wait, what, a monarchical King, wait seriously that obvious, YES! . . .To put it in everyone’s face as obviously as humanly possible… U S G … United States Government.