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Coup d’etat against George W. Bush seriously contemplated in Washington.
INTERNATIONAL FORECASTER editor Bob Chapman writes: Rumors have been circulating in Washington for the last year that a coup d’etat against George W. Bush and the neocons is being seriously contemplated in certain circles.
Within the military, because of the non-traditional use of the military and among high-level businessmen who see Bush as a disaster for American business ... especially in foreign trade.
The world is forced to fuel America’s profligacy and if they do not, they go into the pit with us.
US elitists have sucked everyone into the game ... the Ponzi scheme has not only entrapped the foreigners but it has entrapped Americans in debt, from which they will never be able to extricate themselves.
Wars will increase, we will have a draft and the use of mercenaries from every country will expand.
(It's been contemplated and rumors circulating for longer than the last year.)
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I first heard the coup rumor in 2003 just before the Iraq invasion. If a serious faction wanted to prevent the waste and carnage, that was their window.
At this late date I would lean toward a coup being just another invention by the powers that be. An invention that would install the stratocracy, with Burson-Marsteller doing the PR.
The talking heads would affirm the need for stability, the public would buy more camo and strut, it "feels good" with a tank on every corner.
Human interest stories would be the saga of tracking and capturing America's most wanted traitors. Reality TV for "violators" of the new patriotism and the lucky citizens who helped point them out. But I suppose it would create more jobs.
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