On Wednesday night, US Marines arrested Gen. Tim Haugh—former head of US Cyber Command—on treason charges following a direct order from President Trump. Haugh, according to a source inside Gen. Eric M. Smith’s office, had been feeding classified information to the enemy and sabotaging the President from within the walls of the National Security Council.
Trump gave the order personally:
“Go get Haugh. Lock him up.”
And the Marines did just that.
This comes just hours before Trump purged multiple NSC officials—including Alex Wong, Brian Walsh, Thomas Boodry, and David Feith—all Bush-era loyalists embedded deep in the system, obstructing the Commander-in-Chief’s return to full control.
But Haugh wasn’t just fired. He was dragged out of his D.C. residence by military police. Drunk, half-dressed, slurring his words and reeking of betrayal, he opened the door with a booze bottle in hand and mocked the Marines. They weren’t amused.
He was charged on the spot with treason and violations of the Espionage Act of 1917. That’s not a slap on the wrist. That’s a one-way ticket to Guantanamo Bay.
He’s not getting out. He’s not walking away. He’s GITMO-bound.
And this is just the beginning.
Every traitor inside the NSC—every Bush puppet, every globalist mole, every whispering snake in the President’s shadow—is being hunted.
Gen. Smith and his loyalists aren’t playing defense anymore.
They’re kicking doors in. They’re flipping the entire Deep State house upside down.
Why now? Because the storm is here. The timing isn’t random. Trump has reactivated the takedown. And anyone standing in the way of restoring the Republic is being rounded up, dragged out, and locked away—for good.
Haugh will face a military tribunal.
The others? Their names are on the list. Their time is running out.
This is GITMO season.
And the arrests have only just begun.