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Soft coup is a coup d'état without the use of violence, but based on a conspiracy or plot that has as its objective the taking of state power by partially or wholly illegal means, in order to operate an exchange of political leadership - and in some cases also of the current institutional order.
Someone, maybe you, then said DOJ and gov intelligence was used against Trump and that this was weaponizing of those depts for political reasons and I reminded everyone here that Q is also, supposedly, part of a gov dept doing the same thing.
What's good for the goose and all that.
originally posted by: queenofswords
a reply to: daskakik
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Soft coup is a coup d'état without the use of violence, but based on a conspiracy or plot that has as its objective the taking of state power by partially or wholly illegal means, in order to operate an exchange of political leadership - and in some cases also of the current institutional order.
"They" plotted, conspired, used illegal surveillance, and contrived a false story and intentionally pushed and leaked it to a news organization to try and add credence to something they knew was salacious. Why?...in order to operate an exchange of political leadership.
There will be people going to jail for a long time for doing this to POTUS and us, the American People that elected him fairly and squarely.
If We don't get justice for this, faith and trust in the American Judicial system and process will be gone.
(Looking forward to the part where 17 vehicles drive up to Brennan's house and 29 agents in camouflage step out with guns drawn, bang on his door, scare the poor 69-yr. old missus and the dogs, grab him and handcuff him. I don't know if CNN will get the leak, but somebody better be there because I want to see it.)
All the others that participated should get the same treatment. It is a sickening shame what was done to our POTUS and what continues to be done by the hateful Dem-wit Media lackeys.
Today is President's Day. Wouldn't it be a kick in the head if they arrested these traitors today!?
originally posted by: daskakik
originally posted by: carewemust
TREASON By Any Other Name...
still isn't spelled C-O-U-P.
originally posted by: carewemust
As Q has said a couple of times, there will need to be a new word invented to describe the evil that worked under Obama.
A coup is a removal of an existing government, usually by force, not just digging up dirt on one person to legally remove them or have them resign.
originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: AgarthaSeed
I think we are focusing on different parts. Using your analogy you see a difference based on the reason for calling the cops. I'm saying calling the cops is calling the cops.
Digging dirt on any politician because you don't like them also makes it the same even from your POV. The difference is, as you stated, you think one party is guilty and the other is innocent. That is the subjective difference that keeps you from seeing how Q is an example of what you asked for.
originally posted by: FataMorgana
When you say "existing government" do you mean all three branches, or just the part that's needed to ensure a successful coup? What is the difference?
originally posted by: daskakik
originally posted by: FataMorgana
When you say "existing government" do you mean all three branches, or just the part that's needed to ensure a successful coup? What is the difference?
In the US, a full coup would include all three branches and even getting rid of the constitution.
A partial coup could be getting rid of both president and vice-president or congress.
originally posted by: FataMorgana
Is that just your interpretation or can you link me to more information that clearly defines the difference between a full and partial coup? It's seems that a full coup is more or less exactly what is overthrown that requires it to be successful.
A 2016 study categorizes coups into four possible outcomes:[17]
* Failed coup
* No regime change, such as when a leader is illegally shuffled out of power without changing the identity of the group in power or the rules for governing
* Replacement of incumbent dictatorship with another
* Ouster of the dictatorship followed by democratization (also called "democratic coups")[21]