A mind-blowing new Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) report circulating in the Kremlin today noting with grave concern the State of Emergency just declared by Democrat Party Governor Ralph Northam of the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the United States, as his socialist forces push forward to strip this State’s citizens of their gun rights, warns that these gun stripping moves are indistinguishable from the Black Codes put into place in America over the past two centuries preventing African Americans from legally owning any type of firearm or weapon—laws used to oppress and control African-American populations, especially in the Southern States like Virginia—and as one would expect coming from a Governor Northam who supports the genocidal practice of murdering black babies the moment after they’re born and his having openly mocked his African American citizens by posing for pictures while wearing racist blackface makeup—but while trying to strip the guns away from Virginias black citizens, sees Governor Northam forgetting what happened in 2017—which was when President Donald Trump pushed and aided West Virginia Governor Jim Justice to switch his allegiance to the Republican Party from the Democrats—a political party switch critical to the nearly 90% of the counties in Virginia who have declared themselves to be sanctuary cities in response to the socialist Democrats anti-freedom agenda to strip their gun rights away—all of whom the West Virginia legislature has just invited by a resolution to join their State—the critical importance of which lies in the fact that although the United States Constitution says a new State must gain approval from the original State, this never occurred in the case of West Virginia—thus making it the only State in America created by a Presidential Proclamation—a proclamation signed in 1863 by Republican Party President Abraham Lincoln—and upheld in 1871 as being valid by the United States Supreme Court in their 6-to-3 ruling in the landmark case Virginia v. West Virginia— one of the first cases to “establish the principle that Congress may give implied consent, and that such consent may be inferred from the context in which action was taken”—the context in this instance being President Lincoln’s own West Virginia statehood proclamation words “there is still difference enough between secession against the constitution, and secession in favor of the constitution”—which simply means that if President Trump determines Virginia is violating its citizens’ constitutional rights, and these under socialist siege citizens seek redress of same, by proclamation he can move any of its counties and/or cities into West Virginia to end this threat.  […]