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Election results are contested. Far-right extremists groups are plotting to overthrow the electoral college vote count. Protesters gather in Washington. TV news screens blare: “Capitol in Chaos.”
In the White House Situation Room, the president gathers with advisors to consider their next moves. Only this is not January 6th, 2021, but a simulation of an insurrection very much like it.
In January last year, a group of former generals, senators, governors and civil servants gathered in a Washington D.C. hotel to run an exercise, a war game, to experience the United States on the brink of civil war in January 2025, and, maybe, to find a few ways to avoid a widely shared American nightmare.
In this queasily familiar but slightly alternate reality, the incumbent is President John Hotham, played by the former Montana Gov. Steve Bullock.
For those six hours, Bullock and a group of government and military officials — both Democrats and Republicans, many of them highly accomplished — lived through a U.S. coup. And throughout it, directors Tony Gerber and Jesse Moss were there with cameras to catch everything that unfolded.
Their film, “War Game,” which opens in theaters around the country Friday, is an almost-real political thriller that marries improvisational theater and dystopian science fiction to add up to a sobering documentary about our current political reality. It’s a “Dr. Strangelove” for today.
A group of veterans allege that Amy McGrath has “stolen valor” by presenting herself as a fighter pilot
originally posted by: burntheships
originally posted by: xuenchen
This time it'll work for sure!!!
Why is it that the (D) party operatives keep
pushing civil war, and war themed propaganda?
originally posted by: burntheships
originally posted by: xuenchen
This time it'll work for sure!!!
Why is it that the (D) party operatives keep
pushing civil war, and war themed propaganda?
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: Mahogani
You goof balls are still trying to say that the most heavily armed demographic in the history of mankind staged an overerthow of the the government but somehow forgot to bring any guns with them?
originally posted by: nugget1
Why anyone would want not one, but two farthest left candidates that embrace Marxism and Socialism is beyond me. Walz has been very, very clear on his disdain for any form of democracy, much preferring socialism.
To quote Walz "One Person's Socialism Is Another Person's Neighborliness".
Maybe they figured they had it all wrapped up,
then along comes Elon, buys Twitter and then
people have voice again. Remember, last time
they had Twitter all wrapped up, so there were
few voices of dissent. This may be a bigger
challenge than they could have imagined.