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[MtnClimber]

Is a color revolution to overthrow the president of the USA sedition or does it rise to treason (an act of war)?

[ClearCase_guy]

It’s treason, but no one will be arrested.

[Antoninus]

Another participant, speaking anonymously, told the outlet that Americans are tired of the cliché comparisons of Trump to Hitler or his administration to Nazi Germany. In order to break through the cacophony of daily news, their messaging must get more creative, they explained.

This is correct. The problem with the Left is that they spent so much time and energy dumbing-down, group-thinking and brainwashing those on their side, that creativity is in very, very short supply. They are all boring echo-chamber drones.

[Jumper]

Follow the news reports back to 2008 and the Obama administration. Follow the key players today and trace their hand work in Ukraine, Georgia and other places. They are all now in Chicago and LA, among other burning cities.

[Liberty Valance]

Charles Manson tried this back in the 60’s. His legacy apparently lives on.

[bk1000]

We just have to be ready to deal with them when they show up.

[glorgau]

Seditious Conspiracy. DOJ will be on that as soon as the Epstein client lists are released.

[DiogenesLamp]

Disgruntled current and former federal employees are teaming up to to unleash a “color revolution” against President Trump using the same tactics they have employed to sow distrust in overseas governments, according to a new report.

These incompetent parasite shitbags won't be able to do any better here than they did in other countries.

And I find it disgusting that we have agencies of the US government attempting to manipulate people of other countries.

How about we mind our own business?

[Skywise]

If true this is outright sedition and not at all what a “democracy” looks like but an authoritarian regime trying to regain power … aka communists

[clee1]

Blindfold, firing squad. I volunteer for the 2nd job.

[delchiante]

Memo to the world:

That really started when Trump was a candidate, then President, then candidate, then President again.

What hasn’t happened is the dirt naps that should start at Obama on down for the war they started against a citizen fortune enough to become President with an alleged army at his command to deal with enemies foreign AND domestic.

[Beowulf9]

[ProudDeplorable]

An example of people having WAAAY too much time on their hands.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Didn’t they do this with Antifa and BLM during the FIRST Trump administration?

[Miami Rebel]

Horseshit non-story. All anonymous except for one named source who advises (oh, horror!) how to write letters to the editor and another who says, “People are just taking coffee breaks together. And that’s what we’re encouraging them to do.”

Yeah, that sounds like a real deep state coup if ever I saw one.

[TalBlack]

“Take it from those of us who worked in authoritarian countries: We’ve become one,” a current federal official told NOTUS. “

Says a guy whose entire side will brook no disagreement whatsoever with their positions. None. Zero. Zip. Nada.

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[03A3]

surfaces that formerly were lubricated now should be sanded; normally diligent, he should now be lazy and careless; and so on.”

OK so they're going to turn into regular government workers.

[Robert DeLong]

when the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency was largely unfettered in firing vast swaths of the federal bureaucracy.

The above statement is not accurate at all, as DOE never had the power to fire anyone.

When I find a statement that is blatantly false in an article, I tend to stop reading right there.

However, the 2020 election cycle definitely had elements of of a "color revolution", but it was not like color revolutions that are executed in other nations, We saw that take place in Ukraine where a color revolution whipped the citizens inro a frenzied rage to topple the Ukrainian President. In the 2020 election, plain old election theft was responsible via mail-in ballots, ballot harvesting, counterfeit ballots, and hacking.

The articles we been seeing lately about spilling blood, most likely will become the venue to attempt a "color revolution", though I do not see success in that attempt.