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Zimbabwe, Turkey, Iran: How Do Coups Work?

Zimbabwe, Turkey, Iran: How Do Coups Work?

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The military takeover in Zimbabwe is just the latest in a long history of government overthrows. Here are several types of coups perpetrated by rogue operators.
Date: 2020-08-15

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To The New York Times. Your title is misleading. The New York Times tries to equate and lump-sum a Zimbabwe type of coup -- of no consequence -- to the flagrant and frontal attack by U. S. administered coup on Iranian democracy back in 1953. That history changing intervention was and is the most consequential event in 20th century that its reverberations will continue in our lives for years to come.
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Enthroned a madman. Let him rule with impunity for decades. Have your standard of living decline under madman. Decide they ones who ruled your previously weren't so bad and even better. Get another military mad man recruit and. bam! Wash. rinse. repeat.
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The turkish coup was created by the west to keep muslim countries weak but the people of Turkey support Erdogan and did not give in.
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There's going to be a coup-like event if Don the con man refuses to leave the White House after losing the November election.
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TNYT blah blah blah. Say it again? I dont hear you. Bla bla bla. I just hear. Fek fek storiii fek fek storiii. Hahaha
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