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In a shocking turn of events that would make George Orwell tip his hat in approval, the Supreme Court has today officially declared that the United States Government will now be legally allowed to enact any law or regulation it deems necessary to maintain order, under the guise of "national security and public safety."

The landmark ruling, which has sent shockwaves through the fabric of American freedoms, was passed with a 7-2 majority. The decision, delivered by Chief Justice Melinda "Mighty Pen" Miller, suggests that the Constitution's original intent was to be interpreted "flexibly," in light of the evolving nature of threats to the nation.

In an unprecedented move, the Court has established a new branch of government, the "Department of Absolute Authority (DAA)," which will operate under the directive of the President, who will now be known as the "Supreme Sovereign" of the United States. The DAA will have the power to bypass Congress and create laws, effectively rendering the legislative body a quaint relic of a bygone era.

Civil liberties advocates are up in arms, decrying the decision as the final nail in the coffin of American democracy. "This is the end of the Constitution as we know it," proclaimed John "The Bill of Rights" Smith, a prominent legal scholar. "It's a dystopian nightmare where the government can do whatever it wants, and we're all just livestock being herded towards the abattoir of freedom."

In a bizarre twist, the Supreme Court has also mandated that every American must participate in a weekly mandatory patriotic ceremony, led by the Supreme Sovereign, which includes singing a new anthem, "Hail to the Chief," written by none other than the Chief Justice herself. Failure to attend or participate will result in immediate deportation to a remote island where Wi-Fi and smartphones are banned, and the only form of entertainment is watching reruns of C-SPAN.

The United States' international standing has taken a hit as well. Foreign leaders have expressed their concerns in a series of veiled tweets and cryptic United Nations meetings. "We're worried about the American people," said a high-ranking official from an undisclosed country. "They've traded their freedoms for... what was it again? Safety? Or was it security? It's all so confusing."

As the nation braces for the full impact of this monumental decision, many are left wondering if this is, in fact, satire. But as the old saying goes, "In a world where truth is stranger than fiction, satire is the new reality." So, my fellow Americans, buckle up and hold on tight, because it's going to be a bumpy ride to the land of Absolute Authority. God save us all.

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