During the Second Punic War, the Dictator (a by-law position that lasted exactly 6 months), Fabius, was dealing with Hannibal by using unorthodox tactics; specifically by staying on high ground and NOT engaging except maybe to pick off scouting parties.
The Roman citizens were screaming for his head. They wanted a glorious battle and not this war of attrition. Many were screaming that he was a traitor and that he was in league with Hannibal and that he was a weakling.
Eventually they staged a coup against Fabius and established a co-dictator who would do what they wanted: raise an army and attack Hannibal head-on.
Result: the Roman army was routed at the famous battle of Cannae and the Roman Republic very nearly fell because of that defeat.
Sounds a little similar to the screaming monkeys here on FR, doesn’t it?
That was, indeed, a famous battle. It even inspired a popular song, I Can Dream, Cannae.
Your analogy is boring to say the least and has zero bearing on our current situation. Try to stay on topic.