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Joe Biden And The Palace Coup That Led To His Downfall (7/23/24)
23 de jul. de 2024 ·
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Joe Biden And The Palace Coup That Led To His Downfall (7/23/24)
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A palace coup refers to a sudden and decisive change in leadership, typically involving the overthrow of an existing leader or ruling group, orchestrated by individuals within the same organization,...
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A palace coup refers to a sudden and decisive change in leadership, typically involving the overthrow of an existing leader or ruling group, orchestrated by individuals within the same organization, government, or ruling class. This type of coup is usually non-violent and occurs without widespread public involvement, focusing instead on maneuvering and power plays among elites close to the seat of power.Key characteristics of a palace coup include:
In this episode we take a look at the shocking and sudden removal of Joe Biden by the elite powerbrokers within the Democractic party and things currently stand as of now.
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- Internal Power Struggle: It involves insiders, such as government officials, military leaders, or royal family members, who use their proximity to the leader to execute the coup.
- Secrecy and Speed: Palace coups are often planned and executed swiftly and secretly to avoid resistance and ensure the element of surprise.
- Minimal Public Involvement: Unlike mass uprisings or military coups that may involve broad segments of society, palace coups are typically confined to a small group of elites.
- Control of Key Assets: The conspirators usually gain control of crucial assets like the military, police, or communications to consolidate power quickly.
- The 1964 ousting of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev by his own Politburo members.
- The removal of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1981 by members of his own military and government.
In this episode we take a look at the shocking and sudden removal of Joe Biden by the elite powerbrokers within the Democractic party and things currently stand as of now.
(commercial at 8:20)
to contact me:
bobbycapucci@protonmail.com
source:
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