Americans are losing their vote under a Supreme Court decision that attempts to remove democracy in favor of a monarchy with a loyalty test.

Damon Hewitt, president and executive director of the nonpartisan Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, which led one of the challenges, told ABC News, “None of this activity is random. It’s all highly orchestrated, but it’s also orchestrated with a purpose.”

Those Americans judged to be disloyal to the Trump family already have seen their voting rights removed for political reasons.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court to issue an emergency stay to block the reinstatement of voters removed from the rolls.

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She cast her first ballot for Barack Obama. A big surprise recently arrived in the mail; a letter from election officials told Martin, 37, her voter registration had been canceled because she’s a noncitizen. Martin, a lifelong Virginian, was baffled. “I was confused, to be honest. I was born and raised in Woodbridge, Virginia, so, you’ve got everything about me and now you’re saying that I’m an alien.”

Reinstatement of voters was ordered by lower courts, which had reasoned correctly that purging lifelong Americans illegally wasn’t… wait for it… legal.

It’s not an accident that this Supreme Court, setup by Russian-backed monarchists, would instead slide towards anti-democratic monarchism.

That has been a strategy since at least 2014, and a replay of heated American political fervor from the early 1800s. Old fizzures in the American political fabric are under intense foreign-backed pressure today.

Russia wants either a dictator or civil war, and thus has ordered its network of billionaires to pull out all the stops and destroy American democracy.