A law professor at West Point was forced to hastily resign after it emerged that he had authored a number of controversial articles. In one he suggested that legal scholars defending the rights of suspected terrorists could be considered legitimate military targets, while in another he examined a potential military coup in the United States, arguing that officers may have a duty to sieze control of the federal government if the federal government acted against the interest of the country. The United States military has long embraced the idea of civilian control of national affairs, and apart from certain rare moments the American officer corps has faithfully followed the orders of their civilian superiors.
YouGov's latest research shows, however, that officers in the military are held in much greater esteem than their civilian superiors, and that they are widely viewed as having the best interests of the country in mind instead of their own selfish concerns. 70% of Americans believe that military officers generally want what is best for the country. When it comes to Congressmen, however, 71% of Americans believe that they want what is best for themselves, along with 59% for local politicians.
Republicans (43%) are more than twice as likely as Democrats (20%) to say that they could conceive of a situation in which they would support a military coup in the United States. Independents tend to say that they could not (38%) rather than could (29%) imagine supporting a coup.
I'd go for a coup and would help. If we fail to get it going, an alternative would be to pick a candidate that's not one of the only 2 being given publicity on all the propaganda tv, newspaper, radio. If the invisible govt wants one of them, I don't. We should demand paper voting.
Jill Stein is a peace activist like us and has been arrested doing so. She's a doctor and hasn't spent her life hoarding vast wealth. She's not a psychopath and has led a life of caring for others and being active in bringing about change to fix this mess. [Link]
So vote for a known mass murderer, a mafia thug whose interests are suspicious (his son murders elephants), or a known down-to-earth intelligent good-egg. She's been getting a lot of notice lately.