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This is why Trump should be charged for Treason and put in Jail for Life with NO POSSIBILITY of Parole.
(PEOPLE NEED TO READ THIS, AND THEY CAN SEE WHAT TRUMP WAS TRYING TO DO)
Trump went right down the Hitler Script... and Putin has done the same thing, lying to the people, lying to the military, trying to control and damage the Media.
Trump did all that, including trying to distance us from out Allies and remove us from NATO so as to "isolate us", attacking the Standards and Practices of Representative Democracy, to Attacking the U.S. Capitol to try and install himself in office, like a Tsars over America.
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2012 Version : Guide to Anaylsis of Insurgency - (Detailed Version) (PEOPLE NEED TO READ THIS, AND THEY CAN SEE WHAT TRUMP WAS TRYING TO DO)
Insurgent leader displays charisma, the flexibility to balance ideology with the need to be inclusive and leverage local grievances, and an ability to engender loyalty and maintain group unity (Trumpism / Right Wing Republicanism)
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During the preinsurgency stage, insurgents identify and publicize a grievance around which they can rally supporters. Insurgents seek to create a compelling narrative—the story a party to an armed struggle uses to justify its actions in order to attain legitimacy and favor among relevant populations.
Most insurgencies seek to create a group identity that separates the group from the national identity or that of the ruling elite, establishing an “us versus them” dynamic to the confl ict. The identity might center on ethnicity, tribal affi liation, religion, regionalism, political affi liation, or class. Indicators that insurgents are seeking to exploit a group identity might include: - Propaganda about or inclusion in the insurgent narrative of a unique history for the subgroup that sets it apart from the rest of the nation. - Increased emphasis on cultural, religious, language, or ethnic symbols that set the subgroup apart from the rest of the nation. This emphasis might emerge in books, music, or movies in the subgroup’s language or about the subgroup’s history or culture. It may include calls for schools to teach these subjects or for the country to observe the subgroup’s holidays. - Use of language that casts the government in the role of occupier, foreigner, or puppet of outside interests.
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Recruitment and Training
The fi rst indications of insurgent recruitment and training may emerge during the preinsurgency stage. They might include: - The disappearance of signifi cant numbers of subgroup members, especially young men. - Reports of people training with arms or the identifi cation of nongovernment military training sites, such as sports clubs or other social groups conducting paramilitary-style physical training. - Reports of subgroup members traveling abroad for training or of sympathetic outsiders providing training in country.
Incipient Conflict Stage
A struggle enters the incipient confl ict stage when the insurgents begin to use violence. Often these initial attacks provide analysts the fi rst alert to the potential for an insurgency. The target government, however, frequently dismisses insurgent actions as the work of bandits, criminals, or terrorists, which increases the risk that the government will employ counterproductive measures. The incipient stage is the most dangerous phase for insurgents; they have made their presence felt through initial attacks
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Insurgents may believe they will eventually defeat the government on the battlefi eld, spark a popular uprising that forces the government to accede to the insurgents’ demands, provoke international intervention on the insurgents’ behalf, or prolong the confl ict long enough for the government to judge that it is better to negotiate a settlement.
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Political Factors An insurgency at this stage often progresses from undermining state authority to displacing and replacing it. Insurgents may develop a “shadow government” that mirrors state administrative structures.
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2011 - Anaylsis of Insurgency-
(PEOPLE NEED TO READ THIS, AND THEY CAN SEE WHAT TRUMP WAS TRYING TO DO)
Trump went right down the Hitler Script... and Putin has done the same thing, lying to the people, lying to the military, trying to control and damage the Media.
Trump did all that, including trying to distance us from out Allies and remove us from NATO so as to "isolate us", attacking the Standards and Practices of Representative Democracy, to Attacking the U.S. Capitol to try and install himself in office, like a Tsars over America.
quote
2012 Version : Guide to Anaylsis of Insurgency - (Detailed Version) (PEOPLE NEED TO READ THIS, AND THEY CAN SEE WHAT TRUMP WAS TRYING TO DO)
Insurgent leader displays charisma, the flexibility to balance ideology with the need to be inclusive and leverage local grievances, and an ability to engender loyalty and maintain group unity (Trumpism / Right Wing Republicanism)
____________
During the preinsurgency stage, insurgents identify and publicize a grievance around which they can rally supporters. Insurgents seek to create a compelling narrative—the story a party to an armed struggle uses to justify its actions in order to attain legitimacy and favor among relevant populations.
Most insurgencies seek to create a group identity that separates the group from the national identity or that of the ruling elite, establishing an “us versus them” dynamic to the confl ict. The identity might center on ethnicity, tribal affi liation, religion, regionalism, political affi liation, or class. Indicators that insurgents are seeking to exploit a group identity might include: - Propaganda about or inclusion in the insurgent narrative of a unique history for the subgroup that sets it apart from the rest of the nation. - Increased emphasis on cultural, religious, language, or ethnic symbols that set the subgroup apart from the rest of the nation. This emphasis might emerge in books, music, or movies in the subgroup’s language or about the subgroup’s history or culture. It may include calls for schools to teach these subjects or for the country to observe the subgroup’s holidays. - Use of language that casts the government in the role of occupier, foreigner, or puppet of outside interests.
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Recruitment and Training
The fi rst indications of insurgent recruitment and training may emerge during the preinsurgency stage. They might include: - The disappearance of signifi cant numbers of subgroup members, especially young men. - Reports of people training with arms or the identifi cation of nongovernment military training sites, such as sports clubs or other social groups conducting paramilitary-style physical training. - Reports of subgroup members traveling abroad for training or of sympathetic outsiders providing training in country.
Incipient Conflict Stage
A struggle enters the incipient confl ict stage when the insurgents begin to use violence. Often these initial attacks provide analysts the fi rst alert to the potential for an insurgency. The target government, however, frequently dismisses insurgent actions as the work of bandits, criminals, or terrorists, which increases the risk that the government will employ counterproductive measures. The incipient stage is the most dangerous phase for insurgents; they have made their presence felt through initial attacks
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Insurgents may believe they will eventually defeat the government on the battlefi eld, spark a popular uprising that forces the government to accede to the insurgents’ demands, provoke international intervention on the insurgents’ behalf, or prolong the confl ict long enough for the government to judge that it is better to negotiate a settlement.
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Political Factors An insurgency at this stage often progresses from undermining state authority to displacing and replacing it. Insurgents may develop a “shadow government” that mirrors state administrative structures.
- Defections of government offi cials to the insurgency (Right Wing Republican Politicians)
- Withdrawal of support for the government by specifi c, critical segments of the domestic population,
- The foreign actor and the recipient have some shared purpose that has created their alliance, but they most likely have their own broader interests that diverge. (TRUMP AND PUTIN CONNECTIONS)
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2011 - Anaylsis of Insurgency-