With assistance from the likes of obama
House intel chief warns foreign actors are conspiring with Americans to ‘sow discord’ inside U.S.
“I think there is a whole network of both state and non-state actors that bring that to bear here in the United States, that is to exploit any kind of political divide that might exist, or schisms that may exist, even within a political party,” Crawford told Just the News in a wide-ranging interview.
“So they kind of help sow discord. We've seen malign influence from state actors that include China and Russia and Iran. But then there's also the non-state actors that can be doing the bidding of a nation state," he said.
“For example, what if you had, let's say Russia was essentially paying for cyberattacks against certain targets, or that China might be doing the same thing,” he added. “China might be mobilizing the diaspora that lives here in the United States, maybe United States citizens, but they have this underlying allegiance to the mother country and China seeks to exploit that.”
Tariffs of 1962
1967 Supreme Court decision
American Trucking Assns. v. A., T. & S.F. R. Co., 387 U.S. 397 (1967)
"What [those who object to open-tariff TOFC] overlook is that all TOFC service is inherently bimodal, in that its basic characteristic is the combination of the inherent advantages of rail and motor transportation. . . ."
322 I.C.C. at 329. Thus, the District Court's view of the statutory compartmentalization of transportation as either rail or motor or water fails to recognize the primary fact about TOFC, which, in any of its varieties, cannot be made to fit the District Court's rigid modal conceptualization .
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Cf. United States v. Rock Island Co., 340 U. S. 419, 340 U. S. 433 (1951):
"Complete rail domination [over motor transportation] was not envisaged as a way to preserve the inherent advantages of each form of transportation."
