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OTOH Mussolini and Ceaușescu seemed untouchable and above the law, as long as they were in control.
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Exactly what I was thinking, they are running low on ammo.
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It's a holdover from their centuries of experience subjugating nations with far larger resources and population. They had to be the most brutal if not subversive of all to have landed on top of the imperial game. You would think they would throw in the towel, given that GB is a shambles these days. But, no. Monied aristocrats have their own designs. They always have, and they always have plenty of gullible people to support their maliciousness.