Treason Defined If you have transferred money from the Treasury of the United States, money that belongs to the People of the United States, to a foreign entity for the purpose of receiving a portion of that money back for your own personal gain, you have committed a Treasonous Act against the United States. This is no different than a foreign invader stealing the resources of this country in order to harm it and enrich their own nation. You have degraded and caused harm to the economy of the United States. Likewise, if you have sold any technology, military secrets or assets to an enemy of the United States for your own personal gain, you have committed Treason. If you have armed a foreign entity with the purpose of creating an enemy that you can send US Soldiers to fight and die against, so that you may profit off of the resulting military operations, you have committed a Treasonous Act. If you have degraded in any way the Rights and Freedoms guaranteed to all US Citizens by the Constitution of the United States, a document for which many men and women have laid down their lives to defend, you have committed Treason against the United States. If you have allowed a mass of foreign people to enter into this country illegally and plunder the resources that rightfully belong to the citizens of the United States, you have committed a Treasonous Act. The penalty for Treason; Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason and shall suffer death. Just a friendly reminder......